I had a great 4 star experience renting space at The Dome on Nisqualli. We urgently needed two…read moreseparate offices to take a two-hour Zoom meeting and called them a few hours prior. Curt was incredibly helpful and accommodating right from the start. Payment via credit card was seamless, and the process was super easy. Curt even texted us a map of the office building and clearly directed us on which rooms to use. The office itself has a nice aesthetic, very modern with a white and gray color scheme and sleek glass tables. The chairs were perfectly comfortable, though they did have some noticeable scratches and patches on them from use. I really appreciated the amenities in my room; there was a printer you could easily connect to via an app if you needed to print, and the thermostat was zone-controlled for that specific room, meaning I could set the temperature exactly to my liking. My only real critique and suggestion for improvement is to install actual locks on the office doors. While I was in the middle of my important meeting, someone barged right into the room, even though the light on top of the door was glowing red to indicate it was occupied. Obviously, this isn't the fault of the owners, but people are idiots and don't pay attention to indicator lights. It was highly disruptive, especially when the entire purpose of renting a private conference room was to ensure I could be in a meeting completely undisturbed. Aside from that one hiccup, Curt was wonderful and very pleasant to do business with. It's a fantastic, modern workspace option, and with a simple lock addition, it would be absolutely perfect!

I recently visited The Dome on Nisqualli for a private meeting and was happily surprised by the…read morecontemporary facility. The parking lot is very small, and the entrance is narrow. Keep an eye out for it, as the turn-in comes up quickly once you turn right from the street. It's immediately following a traffic light. Since I arrived at night, I couldn't tell whether there was additional parking in the back, but the initial lot is tight, only allowing about 3 or 4 cars. The architecture is unique, and the interior is all-white, quiet, and well-maintained. There is a pedestal sign at the entrance directing you to the rooms. While this is functional, a more modern or clearer directory better matches the building's contemporary vibe. We used a spacious room that featured frosted glass doors for privacy. It was equipped with several chairs, folding tables, and a TV with laptop connectivity--perfect for presentations or board meetings. There was even a countertop area for snacks and coffee. Overall, the space was clean and provided security (there are cameras in the rooms). I would rent here for a meeting, provided the small parking situation isn't an issue for a larger group.

The venue itself was nice, it had lots of lighting and a light up dance floor, but despite that…read morethey were overpriced for what was offered. Further, the dance floor was elevated and posed a tripping hazard. During the first hour of the event I attended one person fell on the floor and several others tripped. No one from the management bothered to approach the person that fell. During the event music from the DJ was over 96 decibels and when I approached the DJ to let them know it was too loud and ask if they could please turn it down because it was over 96 decibels they simply looked at me and ignored it.

We just had my sister's 15 this past Saturday and everything was amazing! Our event was so…read morestress-free and well organized. Oscar and the entire staff were extremely professional and absolutely amazing. Best customer service we have ever received. Entertainment system DJ and Bartender were great!! Everything went as planned no issues, concerns or complaints whatsoever. We received so many compliments from our guest, they had a great time. Would definitely recommend this venue to anyone who is looking to book a wedding Quinceañera or any type of events you will not regret it. Thank you so much. We had an Great experience.

The rooms are nice and clean. You don't need a key to use the elevators, I found that out the hard…read moreway. LOL! I stood in line long check in line, only to find out I could've just went up to the room.

Based on the video that I saw from a patron who stayed at this hotel, there are some staff members…read morewho need to be trained on customer service. The Maintenance manager was extremely rude and irrelevant. He is not a guest service agent, so the fact that he was disrespectful to a patron was uncalled for. His job is to fix things that are broken. Ha had no business talking to them. His name is Richard. You need to do better.

Amazing!! absolutely Amazing! I took my 26 year old son and his Girlfriend, They are both on the…read morespectrum and they loved it. You can see how much love it was put to build this place. Thank you for your hard work and dedication, just to make this place a living art paradise. They are so many layers of human kind that it would be hard to explain. We will come back on a cooler day for sure. THANK YOU

We have gone two times so far and love it. All the horses are very friendly, They're very gentle…read morewhen it comes to taking treats out of your hand. All the staff members are very kind, very tentative willing to help and educate shout out to Carlos for helping us out with the pony rides. We can't wait to return for lessons later.

Such a peaceful place. I attended a service here this past weekend and the grounds are well taken…read morecare of and clean. The burial service was beautiful.

I became the power of attorney for a friend on hospice care. I met with David Cerna at Sunset…read moreHills. David walked me through all the paperwork and made it as painless as possible. Thanks David

I would recommend this Marriott, the room was clean and we was comfortable. The breakfast had…read moreplenty of choice and by far the best oatmeal bar that I've been to. Staff was very friendly and greeted us when we arrived.

I visited this location unexpectedly while visiting family. At the time of check in I was not able…read moreto provide the proper identification that was requested for the rate that I booked and I was having trouble pulling anything up on my cell phone because of the device in the area and this was expected explained to the clerk. My reservation was changed and booked at the normal rate. The following day I was able to access my cell phone and i provided the proper identification to the clerk in the morning. The clerk informed me the rate would be updated and I asked for a receipt and he informed it would be emailed. I left it at that as I have never had any issues with any Marriott that I have stayed at in the past and they have always been honest until I stayed at this location. Later I was looking at my statement and noticed that I was billed at the normal rate and not the discounted rate I qualified for and that I was told the rate would be adjusted to. I called and spoke with the Operations Manager Abigail who did not take any accountability or offer to help in any way. She blamed her employees who she manage for needing additional training and repeatedly explained Marriott policy that the proper identification needs to be presented at check in. I opened a case with Marriott who forward it to the property and she sent me an email to tell me what she already told and still not offering any help or taking an accountability for her employees. I also experienced another issues during my stay where they ran out of breakfast around 9am and it was not over until 10am. There were people knocking on the door asking for things to be replenished and the kitchen worker left out the back door with earbuds in her ear and I heard her say she's going to break. Just sharing my experience with hopes that this location finds management who's more human like, understanding & willing to take accountability!

The annual San Bernardino Fair is worth a visit if one has not been before. The Truckload Pass is a…read moregood deal with advanced online purchase at $17 (otherwise $20 in person). Load up and belt the family in the car/truck (up to six members) and the admission price is very reasonable. It includes parking. The fair only runs for two consecutive weekends. I guess gone are the days of two full weeks of fair fun. Bear in mind that this will be very, very small in scale compared to other county fairs in Southern California. You could probably finish looking at everything exhibit wise within a couple of hours. It is limited in livestock exhibits, in general, and the home arts and crafts are held in just one building. Keep expectations low if you enjoy fair exhibits. The two buildings housing the various other business vendors were also not full at all so shopping for gadgets and whatnots will be minimal to non-existent. However, there were ample food vendors with various choices of typical fair fare. There were also plenty of carnival rides available. I did not stay long enough to watch the shows but there was some musical acts scheduled. The fair grounds are clean and appeared to be safe. Could use a few more benches to sit and rest on. Good for a few hours visit with friends and/or family. Probably not enough to see and do for a full day. The venue is small enough that there is only just a mild amount of walking to access areas. I will probably revisit in a few years.

I'm sure impressed with the fair giving 2021 a go, with all of Covid I wasn't sure how this would…read morebe for this year. I'm seeing a some food options. There are bands setting up to play. There's a juggler, a vaudeville act, I see a clown! I see a few vendors as well. I'm going to look around all day and add photos welcome back SBCF you were missed !

senior meals are good for seniors, but on the website, it says if you are under 60 years old, the…read moresuggested donation is $7.50 If you bring someone under 60 she tells you the website is wrong, that it HAS to be $7.50 and it has to be handed directly to her.

I used to love Hesperia Park and Rec and my daughter always enjoyed the activities during the…read moreSummer and the sports. However, this year my opinion has changed. I have complained several times to the coach about a child on the sports team that doesn't know the meaning of team spirit before complaining in the office. It seemed to do some good as the child was not as vocal or rude in her displeasure of other players ON HER OWN TEAM TO THEIR FACE or running all over the volleyball field to take every shot like no-one else could play....running into, knocking down, and hitting other players on her own team in her zeal to get to the ball and be the star. (I GUESS WE NO LONGER TEACH THAT THERE IS NO I IN TEAM?) They say they talked to her but could not sit her down because she paid for the sport. Well so did everyone else who was not being let to play because this one girl wants to be a star. While others on the team had to hear those remarks aimed at them making them feel bad when they missed the ball. She doesn't run all over the place taking the shots anymore which is nice, and everyone gets a chance to try--which is what they paid for-- BUT Her remarks have not stopped. They are not as loud now, after my complaint, but they have not stopped. They have just been made quieter and that does not make them ok. AND I am tired of the comments like "What was that? " when my daughter misses the ball!! ALL I CAN SAY IS WHAT KIND OF ATTITUDE AND WHAT A MOUTH FOR A CHILD??!! AND WHY DOES THE COACH STAY SILENT? I expect the coach to do the right thing. In my book just allowing one child to run their mouth to others undermines the experience for every other player on the team and that is not right. The parents and children are customers who paid for a service-not abuse, right? I pay for my daughter to have a good time and enjoy being around others, not be made to feel self conscious. Honestly, at a time when kids are going through so much emotional stuff, and we all know it, I would have thought they would have taken this more seriously and handled this better. It's their job. Instead, my daughter, and everyone else on the team, gets to watch and learn bad sportsmanship and a bad attitude is acceptable while also feeling self conscious every time that player wants to say something. Thats not a lesson I want my child to learn. AND not one I am going to pay for. Sports is supposed to give them a chance to have a good time, learn lessons of teamwork and good sportsmanship, and build self-confidence. This season was doing the exact opposite of all of those things, and nothing was resolved by complaining. So I won't be going here anymore for the Summer or Sports and will definitely not be recommending it to anyone I know. Every child who pays to be on the team should be treated with respect and consideration. We all want them to win, but I think there are things that are more important than winning. Every person on the team should have to respect the others and their right to play and be treated right.