Find a Bed and Breakfast in Vale from CA $229

"The breakfast was mid. I had toast because nothing else really appealed to me. Not many muffins, sausage was spicy, etc.. I think a waffle iron would be better than the pancake conveyer belt."

"To statrt, ill say when we pulled in, we were second guessing staying there. There were some homeless around and it looked like it was going to be in a sketchy location, but that was just the initial vibe. Decided to check in since couldn't cancel. Front desk staff was great,day and night shifts. Once checked in and seen the actual parking lot, felt better about staying. The room was clean, just a basic room, hot water was great, ac was cold. There were a couple homeless around asking for things, but hey they are humans too. The only downside was the smell of weed in the hall one night, and the key quit working, but was reset quickly. There is a $100 check in deposit, for smoking in the rooms so that matly be a regular issue. One thing i wish Red Roof would do away with, is the metal or whatever around the bed that pops, second one ive stayed in that had it. So, want a cheap stay and you aint bougee, give it a shot. If you are, these hotels aint your style anyway "

"The good thing about this hotel is that it was a good location, clean, and the staff was friendly. The reason I rated it poor was the bathroom was small. The bathroom door hit the toilet when it was open and the hot water came and went."

"Cute boutique hotel in what was originally an art deco bank building. I loved the hardwood floors, art deco bedside sconce, antique security glass in the window and bathroom tile in my room. I booked the smallest type of room and it was indeed small, but it was plenty of room for me. Room amenities include a Keurig machine and small fridge. There’s no closet but there is a luggage rack and places to hang a few pieces of clothing. Free parking is in the lot next to the hotel. Webb Custom Kitchen is just a 5 minute walk. There are several other bars, restaurants and convenience stores right nearby as well. Be sure to check out the view from the rooftop lounge at sunset!"

"Room was clean and up to typical Holiday Inn Express standards. Beds and pillows were comfortable, AC worked and was quiet. The hotel had a single, very slow elevator. The fitness center had weights, one treadmill, and one elliptical machine. I was planning to use the treadmill, but it was in use, and I managed to do a pleasant 4-mile run on sidewalks around town without having to cross any major intersections. The shower had the normal body wash, shampoo and conditioner pumps, which is nice. Breakfast was also as expected: eggs, sausage, oatmeal, pancakes, biscuits and gravy, yogurt, pastries, fruit, and those glorious cinnamon rolls. Also, they have the newer grind-on-demand coffee machines, which are especially good for those of us who drink decaf. Parking was a little tight, but we found a spot."

"The free breakfast was terrible. The fruit offerings were limited and the rest of the breakfast offerings were very poor."

"My husband and I unknowingly booked the same room for his trip for the same night. Hotels.com refused to cancel one of the bookings and billed us for two nights in total for one stay. "

"Great place to stay "

"Nasty with a capital 'N'. The property looks like it had a recent renovation but the room and common areas, elevator, etc were so dirty and smelled terrible. The floor in our room was sticky, walls had streaks of grime running down them, bad smell. It looked like it hadn't been cleaned in quite a while. Elevator was dirty, grimy. The access door on the side of the building was broken so it was open and unlocked. Would not stay there again, not even for a night passing through. Many other hotels nearby that are similar in price and much cleaner."