Hotels by Motel 6 in Ione from CA $115

Old weathered Ghost Town buildings in the desert during winter with snow. Ione, Nevada

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Motel 6 Lodi, CA

Lodi

James

CA $115 total

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Jun 14 - Jun 15

Motel 6 Rancho Cordova, CA - Rancho Cordova East

Downtown Rancho Cordova

Krystal

CA $129 total

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Jun 11 - Jun 12

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Top Ione Hotel Reviews

Appellation Lodi - Wine & Roses Resort & Spa

8/10 Good

"The property was really a nice get-a-way, and the rooms were very clean. We ended getting a couples massage, which was very nice, but a little pricey compared to higher end spas, who charge similar pricing, although it wasn’t out of the realm of value. I thought the dining and amenities, other than the spa, were sub-par, so I would recommend dining out elsewhere in Lodi. The restaurant onsite is closed on Tuesday and weenesdays. The Mason Lodge has a limited breakfast menu and the price was $60-$70 for 2 breakfast sandwiches and 2 drinks. Overall, we would recommend the place for future lodging, now that we know how to manage the other aspects."

Days Inn & Suites by Wyndham Rancho Cordova

6/10 Okay

"I stayed last Thursday for one night. Today, a Monday almost 3 pm. I still see the security deposit of $150 after three nights. Not sure if this is typical for the hotel operation. Now I have to monitor to see that this goes away. One extra thing to be concerned about. I didn't find so to speak, a bath towel. Not that I would need one but it's just that it was a new experience to NOT find one. Not sure if it is now the new standard. There were two sets of coffee packs but didn't find an electric kettle to make those useful. Not that I need coffee. When I was checking out, a fellow guest was speaking with the front desk. He didn't leave happily - he was talking about towels. He also mentioned the elevator not working, probably had to use stairs. It's a 4 story (at least) structure. It can be troublesome going up and down. When I was leaving the hotel, another guy was also leaving and we happened to have parked side by side when no other cars were around. He seemed annoyed to say, to me or to himself, mumbling that I didn't have to park the car next to him. He wasn't in a good mood. Well it was a noisy night, people turned up the music outside the structure on the back and in the courtyard. Some people don't care about other people trying to rest, neither does the hotel front desk. Not that I have to wake up for work the next morning. Almost the cheapest I could find in the neighborhood. What you get is what you pay. So, it didn't disappoint me."