“Would stay again”
The place was clean and the location was good, but the shower water was lukewarm and had water in it.
Bill2 weeks ago
★★★·Bakersfield·7.8
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or just type it: “around the 20th, three nights”
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The Four Points by Sheraton Bakersfield sits on 7.5 acres of landscaped grounds, offering an outdoor pool, contemporary bistro lounge, and rooms with free Wi-Fi. Rooms feature soft colors, wood furniture, 32-inch flat-screen TVs, and some include work desks and lounge chairs. The hotel provides gym, whirlpool, and business center access, and is close to California State University Bakersfield, Kern County Fairgrounds, and Sequoia National Forest.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The place was clean and the location was good, but the shower water was lukewarm and had water in it.
Bill·2 weeks ago
This isn't a fancy hotel, yet the rooms feel comfortable after the recent updates and are spotless; neutral‑smelling toiletries are provided for those who forget theirs. The staff are attentive and pleasant, and the hotel sits in a convenient spot for meetings, training, or traveling. The pool area and surrounding grounds are tidy. Driving up, the hotel looks a bit deserted because the bistro is closed and the parking lot is empty, though there are plenty of restaurants nearby. The mattress slides because the base lacks side edges—nothing obvious while lying down, but you notice it when you get up.
Yvonne·2 weeks ago
The staff were friendly, the room was clean and comfortable, and the price was reasonable. The bathroom door squeaked loudly; it definitely needed WD40.
Yvonne·A month ago
The place felt sterile, lacking personality and warmth.
Ronald·A month ago
The lobby area and room decor were nice, but the shower needed rinsing because hair was on the floor. The parking at the back looked awful and untrustworthy. The restaurant and bar were closed. Fernanda at the front desk was polite, yet her politeness felt fake and she seemed annoyed by my repeated calls, though she remained courteous. There were no elevators to reach the second floor, making it hard to haul luggage. I wish this had been disclosed when I booked, otherwise I wouldn’t have reserved here.
Jose·A month ago