Pasadena Motels

good location, clean room, free parking, free wi-fi, breakfast included, microwave and refrigerator in the room Wi-Fi signal a little weak in my room, on/off connection

Location on the main street Do not provide breakfast. I have to drive 10 mins to Taco Bell for breakfast.

We were over charged for this type of hotel. $----per night than normal rate

Location seemed safe. I love the painted walls and ceilings. Check-in was quick and easy. Road noise. Cheap, rough towels. Uncomfortable bed. Single-ply recycled toilet paper thin enough to see through. Tight parking areas with too few parking spaces made me wish there was food closer to the hotel so I could walk instead of risk losing my parking space. Soda machine was sold out of most beverages and never refilled while I was there. No snack vending machine. Bottom sheet was a flat sheet, not a fitted sheet, so it kept coming off the corners of the bed.

Manager lacks customer service skills. He is rude and condescending. Whatever happened with "the customer is always right"? Breakfast had very limited options.

Typical no-frills motel. Bed was comfortable and room was reasonable. Refrigerator didn't work and wifi is so bad as to be unusable.

The bldg was being remodled, The AC unit did not work. Staff was not available after 8pm.

Distance from the business I needed to conduct was close. Surrounded by roses...lots and lots of roses. TV-Yes, Cable - Yes, remote-yes (with deposit) Air conditioning in room made the perfect amount of noise to drown out the TV sound and occasional police siren in the area. I really enjoyed having to wear my socks all the time because the rug felt like wool. I learned that had I spent $15 more a night I could have been at a hotel nearby with far better ratings. Do your homework! Pool out of service, was not mentioned until after I checked in. Poor WiFi service- it kept going out The "Non Smoking" room smelled heavily of smoke 3 towels in the room - that's it! Tables and chairs were extremely dirty - PLS do not sit on them. 3 items plugged into one extension cord - looks very dangerous The freezer part of the mini fridge seems to have never been defrosted- more ice than space in the freezer section. So much trash around the exterior. Parking area could use more lighting at night.

Nothing to like Worse place I ever seen in my life And I have seen a lot Dirty rooms writing on walls cockroaches running around Counter guy is rude (Daniel) Stay way trust me I paid for 2 nights I did not stay at all and they refused to refund my money

Location is very nice Clean and open area. There are no electric kettle to make water hot

Old and not updated. Clean and alright for the price.

Nice small refrigerator, nice flat screen TV, fairly clean. The price was very good, but I got what I paid for and next time I"m going to pay a little more and get a little more hotel. I can no longer say I have never been to a hotel that prominently displays a sign in the office window forbidding prostitution. Not that I've stayed in hotels that allow prostitution... this just has never been an issue. This is not a family friendly hotel. The room was extremely small, the beds were doubles (not queens), the bathroom was teeny, and we kept tripping over ourselves the entire time. This hotel is apparently ran by a family on a very tight budget. We were supplied with two bath towels and two washcloths (for four people); the single hand towel turned out to be the bath mat. The toilet paper was so thin it stuck to anything once it got wet (... you see the problem), and the only toiletries provided were two small cakes of soap that broke once you touched them. The night clerk (to whom I spoke to through a plate glass window with a speaker, where the "no prostitution" sign was posted) apparently was on loan from Disneyland's Snow White adventure--he was Grumpy. It was only 9:30 pm when I checked in; I'd hate to see how he treated a late check-in. I stood outside shouting into the speaker and ended up spelling words so he could understand. He freaked his shiz when he found out I had children. Again, not a family friendly place.

There was a huge HDTV in the room with cable. Room was a decent size. At least it was cheap. The room smelled like cat urine. The shower had a permanent rubber mat in it that was at one time clear, but had become mostly black. Luckily we had flip flops to wear in the shower. Room did not get cleaned during the day.

Nothing It is used as residential living and their tenants were questionable. There was trash left in the hallways. There was roaches in the bathroom. No clear direction on how to get to the second floor. Their idea of a dinning area had folding metal chairs and plastic tables. Not worth staying there again.

Staff seemed to want to take care of problem . My bed had a bunch of what looked like dead skin from someone's feet/head. There was a dead ant and hair in the other. Pillows had dried blood spots (alá bed bug). It was a horrible experience. Neck and neck with the worst place I've stayed at save front desk.

The only good thing about this hotel is the location. There's plenty of shops and places to eat nearby, and it's located near two major freeways. They do offer free wifi, but that is something that I expect at all hotels these days, so I don't really consider it a plus. The connection seemed to run fine with the little that I used my phone during my short stay. I was very disappointed with the hotel seeing that they do not offer what you pay for. I called an hour before arriving to confirm my reservation and the man who answered was not very professional. I was about to hang up thinking I dialed the wrong number when he answered with a rude "Hello". When I arrived, the lady at the desk was not welcoming at all. She didn't even want to let me check in early, even though I had gotten the okay to do so (with an extra $20 fee) from the man over the phone. I never got a smile or thank you from that lady. Even though there was an obvious language barrier, a smile or nod would have been enough. They still have not upgraded their check in system. I was required to pay a $30 deposit - cash only! - and was given a regular key (not the swiping, more secure credit card types). Once I got to my floor, I had to take a guess at what room was mine since the room number was missing from the door. The room itself is terribly outdated and dirty in appearance. The carpet had many stains, including a large bleach stain (who knows what spilled there..), and the blanket felt grimy. I didn't even bother lifting up the sheets. I laid on some of my extra clothes instead. The bathroom appeared to be clean, but still was outdated with rusty faucets. Looks like nothing has been done to it since it was built in the 70s. Worst of all was the non-functioning air conditioning unit. It turned on just fine, but it never gave me the cool air I set it for. Even after giving it a chance to kick in, the air still came out too warm. Although it did help with some circulation, especially since it was quite humid that day, the vents were stuck pointing up to the ceiling. I had to move the round wooden table directly over the vents in order for it to force some of the air downwards. That was the only way I felt any relief. It didn't feel like the hotel's management would be responsive if I complained or asked for a different room, so I didn't bother. I checked out after only four hours of being there. Had I paid $50 or less dollars for the room, I may have expected to see what I saw. But for $84 a night, much more is expected. I've stayed in hotels in Pasadena, just 5-10 minutes to the north for about the same price, and received much better service and better quality rooms.

Convenient to my meetings the next day. The images of the hotel on the website were far nicer than anything I saw in my one night stay. There was a dog in the next room that had been left alone and barked for a couple of hours until the resident came back to the room. There was no iron in the room. I had to call down to the desk and it took three phone calls to finally get one sent to my room. The continental breakfast shown on the website was a complete fabrication. The real breakfast was a coffee urn and a few pastries wrapped in plastic.