Finde Dixon Lake Hotels

„Wonderful energy. Young and old visiting the property“

„Underaverage breakfast.“

„Bequemes Bett,Gutes Frühstück Neben Outback Steakhaus.“

„Good Hotel nearby the I15“

„The air conditioner was not blowing cold air all night. Called for assistance multiple times. They tried to fix it, yet told us to open the doors because "it was horribly hot in the room and they felt bad for us." We went downstairs and was told they couldn't help. My husband has lung issues so a smoking room was out of the question. Yet, even though I spent nearly $600 for the poolside view room a night, I was given one option of a smoking room in a smaller room... which we couldn't do because ...

„Plus: Front-desk staff was very helpful for a phone call prior to arrival, check in, etc. Breakfast amenities, waffles, coffee and area were nice. Our room was clean (most important) & quiet; wasn't picking up outside noise even facing Highway 78 and with a pool just below our window with activity past 10 pm. Minus: Only minor things. Dark-out shades would be helpful. Room A/C did not seem to cool the room very well. Parking was a bit scarce but manageable. We would recommend and stay here ...

„Zentral gelegenes Hotel das sehr gut für Ausflüge oder Shoppingtouren Richtung L.A und SanDiego geeignet ist. In den sehr geräumigen Zimmern ist alles vorhanden was man so braucht. “

„This is a low budget accommodation. It was below what I was expecting. Pictures over estimated my expectations. AC is a wall unit that was loud and noisy all night.“

„Not what it used to be. Elevator didn’t work multiple days. Entire hallway smelled like marijuana smoke. Cigarette butts in the stairwell.“

„ein aufenthalt im RANCHO BERNARDO INN ist immer first class und mit excellent service !!!“

„Avoid this property at all costs. From the moment we arrived, it was obvious the property was poorly maintained and cleanliness was not a priority. The most alarming issue was safety. A rattlesnake was coiled on the deck directly outside our cabin door, forcing us to deal with it ourselves before we could safely enter the cabin. We also found black widow spiders around the cabin. Yes, these animals are native to California, but guests should never have to worry about venomous snakes and spiders ...