Sierra Pelona Motel

The manager was friendly, but the hotel sits in a remote area that demands a lot of driving. The rooms carried a strong cigarette odor that made breathing difficult, and the shower was a nightmare—water would suddenly jump from scorching hot to ice cold, and the darkness inside made it impossible to see. Windows could be opened but were unsafe and lacked mosquito nets. The facilities clearly need urgent major repairs, and there was no soundproofing; you could hear everything from neighboring rooms.

Kateryna·2 weken geleden

“Very dingy old and probably for female stairs a scary place do not recommend it to my worst enemy”

At first, I was hesitant to stay because the property looked very dark. Inside the room I noticed neither window had locks or latches, which made me feel unsafe. I asked the staff about the shower, and they promised a refund, but when I followed up they denied it. I’m telling everyone to avoid this place—don’t let your family drive by it. It’s a dump.

Eric·3 weken geleden

“Excellent”

The location and staff were good, but the view was lacking.

Lopez·3 maanden geleden

“It is okay, but be prepared.”

We stopped at this motel on our way home after a 7‑day road trip; the office staff was very nice and it was the most budget motel on our trip. The place was quirky and we liked that. The bed wasn’t too bad for a budget hotel. We appreciated being able to park our pickup right outside the room to keep an eye on it—our household goods were in the truck bed. Sweetwater Farms Market was only 6 minutes away and had essentials and coffee, which was really important the next morning. The pet price was just as expensive as fancy hotels: $25 per dog (we had two small pugs), plus $50 for the room plus a $40 refundable deposit for one night when the room was only $95, which seemed excessive. The carpet was stained. There was a refrigerator but no breakfast, no ice, no cups—no plastic water glass, no coffee (not even in the office). Knowing that ahead of time would have been very helpful; we knew there was no breakfast but didn’t realize there was no coffee or cups, even for a drink of water.

Dave·3 maanden geleden

“A fuir”

The accommodation is in the Santa Clarita hills, and to eat you have to drive at least 15 minutes. We almost left as soon as we arrived because the room was extremely dirty, a non‑smoking room that still smelled like cigarettes, filled with humidity, and a huge cock in the bathroom. In the shower there was a coffee‑filter‑like device for catching hair that was already full before we arrived. The room had no blinds, so light came in at night and at 5 am, making it impossible to sleep with the loud traffic nearby.

Clara·4 maanden geleden