Santa Rosa hotels from HK$529

"Comfortable beds. Nice hot tub. The gym has one Peleton bike, a stair stepper, two treadmills, dumbbells and a bench, and a pulley cable tower. The breakfast area was jam packed at 6 am Saturday morning. It was difficult to get anything."

"Quiet and comfy"

"Enjoyed my stay"

"The positives: I didn’t hear any freeway noise- it was nice and Quiet—easy to sleep. Parking in front of your room. Price was good for the area. The TV worked great. The bed was decent. There was a bathtub and shower combination.Wall A/C worked well. I travel with my small dog and so the best thing I noticed right away was that there was no strange dog/disinfectant odor in the room! Breakfast for me was a waffle that was tasty. The negatives: the room had some maintenance issues they need to attend to. There were pieces of tile missing in the bathroom. Quite a bit of woodwork needed replacing-cleaning-or fresh paint. The walls are kind of thin and I could hear my neighbors arrival at 12:30 a.m. "

"Water pressure sucked and the only amenity they had was coffee and the coffee machine was broken- spin the extra 20 bucks and go next-door!!!"

"This hotel was super nasty. The staff was amazing but the room was gross and outdated. The mattress had a blood stain on it and no sheets on the pullout couch. It was not what I expected. There were lamps with no shades and pull strings and really bad water stains on the ceiling round a big box that was apparently for plumbing access to the upstairs. This is a great hotel if you are down for roughing it."

"Check in was easy, staff was super nice. Rooms were clean with great AC!. Bed was comfy, breakfast was nice, waffles were the perfect start for the rest of the road trip. Would stay again."

"Friendly staff "

"My ratings a bit low, but this is still a "must stay". You are on the Mother Road after all. Clean, quiet, convenient with attentive staff. Rooms were clean and all basic amenities were more than you need. Highly recommend if you want the true Scenic Route 66 experience, with appropriate modernizations."