Staff was very nice. The rooms were very clean and comfortable. I would definitely stay here againread more

I am writing to you to express my extreme disappointment about their reservation cancellation…read morepolicy. My wife and I made reservations through Expedia with Traveler's Inn for Tue, Jul 28 to Wed, Jul 29, (Itinerary # 73463144264880). We were planning to stay there on our way to Santa Barbara, CA where I was to perform some music at a friend's wedding, but then I just received the bad news that I will be needing to start radiation therapy for prostate cancer in July. The treatment involves 8 weeks of radiation sessions, 5 days per week, and must be uninterrupted. At a time when anxiety and stress are elevated I have to deal with spending $93.00 for a hotel stay that I can't use! Cancelling seven weeks in advance didn't seem matter to Traveler's Inn! How horrible is it that a business can be so cold and uninterested in an individual's specific circumstances, and does not offer a refund. I could understand it, and it would be justifiable, if the cancellation came within 1 week of the reserved date, because it might be difficult to fill that room in such a short time. But 7 weeks in advance!?!?!? I am so shocked by such a policy. I'm sorry to vent so much anger and frustration like this, but I am overwhelmed by the user-unfriendliness of this policy.

I checked into the SureStay motel in Williams, Ca. I walked in the room and noted the window blinds…read morewere partially hanging off the rail. The tub in the bathroom was chipped in several places. It was hot outside so I walked over to the pool. I noticed black spots on the bottom and boot foot prints on the steps. The pool walls were also spotty. I tried to rub them off and couldn't. What I did notice was there was algae on the walls. That did rub off. The pool skimmer wasn't working because floating things in front of it weren't being sucked in. I promptly got out. There was trash and dirt debris within the pool fence. I noted a dead bird in the in closure too. Some left an old BBQ just outside a room. There was also a discarded stove stuffed under a stairwell. This motel is owned by Best Western which is usually first class. I think I will go shower now before I turn into swamp thing.

Great staff that goes above and beyond to make your stay comfortable. Reasonable pricedread more

This is a simple "roadside motel" that sits along old Highway 99. For as many years that it's…read morebeen here, it's an excellent shape. I got a room for right about 60 bucks out the door. The gentleman that checked me in was very friendly. The room was fantastic. Absolutely clean, yes, the carpet is old, but it's clean. The bathroom is spotless, the TV has a great picture with Dish Network. The Wi-Fi was plenty fast and able to stream video , the bed was a little bit firm for my personal taste, but I still got a great night sleep. There's a fridge and a microwave, and the heater keeps you more than warm. If you need a little bit more, they also provide a comforter. The room is well lit, and I had plenty of places to charge my gear. The bed only provided three pillows, and so if there's two of you, you may have to ask the office for another. The motel also has a coin washer and dryer. There was no breakfast, but I didn't expect there to be. I would definitely stay here again. Thank you!

This is a older motel. Hardly any hot water. Our bed had a light brown stain on the blanket on top…read moreof the bed. Beds are very hard!! The bathroom had some hairs on the floor and the toilet paper was really thin. It is in an old neighborhood and the roads need to be desperately repaired! We had an issue with noise some young guys were loud outside from 8- pm to 11 pm then went in the room and were jumping off the beds. We were traveling from Seattle to So California. We were extremely tired from our 13 hour drive. There is a McDonald near by the micro wave worked but the mini fridge was not turned on. Front desk lady was very nice. Parking is tight! They have a pool but didn't look too inviting. It has a hoist to lift disabled people in and out of the water it's a chair and a hoist beside it. The Ac worked really well was not loud and the ceiling fans too. It was 82 degrees when we arrived so Ac was nice. It took about 15 minutes to cool the room down. The motel is kinda far off the freeway in a small town . We stopped at Walmart in Willows for snacks . It is located in a neighborhood with a motel 6 and super 8 and houses beware of dogs and kids running in the streets!

I've stayed here several times. The owner treats me and my friend like family! He is kind, and…read moregoes beyond excellent customer service. I stay here because of him and Anna. Hard to find kind people these days. Across the street is the best Chinese food. The female owner has very high standards, so the food is fresh and so delicious .

A decent enough Hotel 6. Nothing fancy, room was moderately clean, but quite dated. Its a place to…read morestay and not much else. Room had a fridge and microwave but no coffee maker.

Clean, friendly staff and a great price. They have a simple breakfast available in the morning…read morestarting at 7 a.m. For the type of motel it is, probably about the best we've ever stayed in. Definitely recommend!

Clean, quiet, and convenient...nothing fancy. I've stayed…read morehere many times while visiting family and I always appreciate the gracious owner and ease of staying close to family. I definitely recommend staying here if passing through Colusa.

I was really impressed by this hotel. My room was amazing - great bed, top water pressure and super…read moreclean. I appreciated the black-out blinds and the Dove amenities. Check in and check out were very quick. The staff were very friendly and helped us find some plates for our dinner. There are lots of take out places next door and within walking distance, including Starbucks, Subway and Taco Bell. It wasn't my first time staying here, and it won't be my last!

I enjoyed this Holiday Inn, I initially thought it was going to be terrible based upon the reviews,…read morebut it was nice. Came from Southern California for a graduation. The staff were friendly, especially Julie, the young lady who checked us in. There were problems with our TV she actually came to our room to fix It, she was not able to correct it at that moment and offered us points, although we were not completely satisfied, she had the best attitude which made it truly hard to be upset. Remember attitude is everything. We were on the first floor, no view, just a bunch of trucks but we did not expect much. The beds were super comfortable, pillows were comfortable, we had to get a few extra wash cloths but that was ok as well.. We went out and came back during the lunch hour and there were chocolate chip cookies available, like we really needed them, but it was nice. The breakfast was good, just enough to help us get back on the road to Southern California, thank you Julie for the extra attention.

Only booked ahead because booking.com said free cancellation. No worries- pay at property. Okay-…read morewe'll when we arrived found out they take comfort hotel points that my husband is joined at work. The front desk would not change the reservation, so I said no problem I would just do the frEe cancellation- he told me there would be a fee!!!! This could be a nice thrifty stop but I hate bait and switch!!I never would have prebooked if it didn't say free cancellation!!

It is affordable so keep that in mind. It is literally next to the freeway, so the noise will be a…read morebit loud due to the traffic. No food available due to COVID 19 but there should be coffee in the rooms. I can't imagine that they couldn't drop off granola bars or something packaged to eat. They beds are fine and the TV.

It's hard to imagine staying anywhere better. Harkey House is over 150 years old and has all the…read moreaccommodations you could want while respecting its historic integrity. Bob and Lee are phenomenal hosts. Courteous, communicative, knowledgeable, and just plain good people. Stay at Harkey House! You can't beat the history, the comfort, and the kindness of real, genuine people.

My mom and I stayed here while attending a concert at the Toyota Amphitheater, and the experience…read morewas nothing short of amazing. Bob and Lee were incredibly warm and welcoming, making us feel right at home from the moment we arrived. We stayed in the cottage, which was charming, cozy, and full of character. The breakfast they served was absolutely delicious--thoughtfully prepared and a perfect start to the day. Overall, it was a fantastic stay, and we're already looking forward to coming back!

One of the smaller casinos in the area yet still a fun time. I've done pretty well at this casino…read more I haven't won the big one, but I know it's coming. My mother in law loves Colusa Casino as it's super close to her home, so when we go it's usually with her. Colusa is a clean casino. With food and games it has all the things you need to have a fun time. We came on a Sunday to try their brunch buffet which runs from 10-2pm. It was a pretty good deal. $30 and a full spread. Nothing spectacular like made to order omelettes or waffles and pancakes. But there are servers handing out potatoes, French toast, bacon, sausage, eggs and even chilaquiles (which was my favorite). Everyone in our party enjoyed the food and said we'd definitely do it again. We often come here for the birthday bingo. The crowd is usually large for it. I'm talking 300 or so people all vying for a pot of $500 to $1000 each round. This lasts for a couple hours. Tons of machines, a few card tables and a nice bar for sports watching. Bathrooms are always super clean. While writing this review I'm realizing how awesome the experience is for the size of the place. It's well run. Machine's are top notch and the crowd is very lively yet not too crazy.

Pro's Ample parking…read moreFriendly staff Variety of slot machines Self serving coffee and soda station Clean restrooms Spacious areas Bingo hall Cheap buffet option Con's No valet parking Surf and turf buffet needs some change, slow serving station cause long lines . Reminds me of cafeteria style. Not much condiments to offer. Not much of a variety for buffet. And limited timeframe. Not much variety for eating options, small bar in premises and coffee cafe No tables No card games with dealers , all machines Overall small casino

My company and I stayed here for 5 nights. Was good at first. Seemed clean. The first night my…read morecoworker had to be switched rooms because there were ants (he was on the first floor). My room had been fine, there is just a musty smell in the room. Around the 3rd night or so, in my room on the second floor, there were maybe 2 ants. It was late so I just killed them and went to bed. Later, woke up to find ants in my bed !!!! TV also had no sound (yes, I tried everything). Not in the best neighborhood, wanted to walk to get a coffee had to worry about homeless that was walking up to me. 2 stars because the staff is friendly, quick to offer a new room. Complimentary breakfast. 2 stars because Lack of cleanliness :(

I stayed one night at the Hampton Inn in Oroville and overall had a good experience, with a few…read moreimportant pros and cons worth mentioning for future travelers. There aren't many hotel options in Oroville, and this is definitely one of the two nicer choices in town (along with the Holiday Inn). That said, I do think the typical rate of about $135-$150 per night feels a bit high for what you get. However, staying in Oroville itself can be very convenient depending on why you're visiting, so sometimes the location justifies the price. One big plus is that the hotel feels safe. The rooms are interior-entry only, and you need your room key to access the building. When I arrived, the front desk staff buzzed me in. The staff throughout my stay were extremely friendly, polite, and helpful. The property itself is very clean and well maintained. The rooms, corridors, parking lot, and hotel grounds were all in excellent shape. There is some overgrown land next to the property where you may see a few homeless individuals nearby, but they kept to themselves and did not bother anyone during my stay. There are several food options within walking distance if you're comfortable walking across parking lots and nearby roads. Right in front of the hotel are Panda Express and Starbucks, with Sonic just beyond that. Across the main road there's also a McDonald's, an ARCO AMPM gas station and mini-market, a Maverik travel stop, and Dutch Bros Coffee. One small tip: the driveway entrance to the hotel is easy to miss because the sign is very small and the turn comes up quickly, so keep an eye out when approaching. Parking is plentiful, but there is a $5 parking fee per vehicle, which felt unnecessary given the size of the lot and the room price. The complimentary breakfast from 6-10 AM was convenient and appreciated. During my stay they offered eggs (plain and cheese omelets), sausage, potatoes, cereals, oatmeal, fruit, and pastries. Coffee and hot water were also available in the lobby at all times, which was very nice. My main downside was the mattress in my room, which had a noticeable lump in the middle and sloped slightly on one side. The TV remote was also a bit confusing to use at first because the volume and channel controls are narrow bars rather than traditional +/- buttons. This next thing is really no fault of the hotel, but it does seem that there are a lot of contracted personnel (state or county?) who arrived later in the day after I got there. I know from past experience, sometimes different county or states or companies will contract with a certain hotel company to house their employees when they are on a job site. It seemed every single one of them had a large white work truck parked in the lot. Of course, these trucks take up a lot of room and barely fit into the parking spot - which then encroaches onto your parking spot so it doesn't leave a lot of room to get in and out of. I know it's not the hotel's fault where these people park, but I really wish that there is a way to make sure that all these trucks park in the back away from the main lot. So just fair warning if you're somebody that plans to use their car in the evening; you might have a hard time getting into the car if these workers happen to stay during your stay. Overall, this is a clean, safe, convenient hotel with very friendly staff and easy access to nearby food. If you specifically need to stay in Oroville, it's a solid choice. If rates are high and you don't mind driving a bit farther, you may find better value in nearby Chico, Marysville, or Yuba City.