Red Roof Inn Blythe

Just needed a cheap room for the night. Satisfactory location. Nice clean room. Quiet. Managed well.

Not good better pay a little more for a clean room, with clean bedding and towels

Room was a great size. Front desk was very nice. Beds a little uncomfortable and floors a little dirty but that’s just about everywhere. Would def stay again

Great truck parking and nice clean rooms!

Didn’t like that things were in disrepair..front office person was not friendly…extremely noisy…left early and left key card in room since office is closed. Didn’t feel comfortable at all.

This place is horrible , dirty falling apart hair in the shower, beds not made, locks on door are broken, only 2 towels for a family with 3 kids, flies in the room gap under the door, cigarette burns all over, definitely not as listed not within walking distance of anything and pool is closed

For the price it was fine... clean room, clean bedding, nice quick heater when need, nice hot shower. The TV could be a little larger but was easy to use. Also, the gentleman who check us in and out was very friendly and helpful.

I liked that our room had the availability of 3 beds which is great for our family of two adult children. The location was so walkable for our dog and to get to the grocery store and coffee shops. The only thing that was undesirable was that the shower water was not anywhere near even warm. I noted this to the owner upon check out and there seemed to be little concern for this. I would recommend the property check the adjustment of the water heater for the rooms. Otherwise I would stay here again on our way to other parts of California.

Although the USA Interstate highway system has provided amazing services to travelers it is also so incredibly sad how it has sucked the finances and economic structures out of small towns it has forced us to by-pass on our journeys. Blythe is one of these towns and this RED ROOF INN has certainly seen better days. I travel mostly east of the Mississippi and RED ROOF INNS have gone through a lot of rebranding and investment for their clients there. Sadly, this particular franchise has been ridden hard in the desert and put away wet. The curb appeal is considerably lacking, as it is for most of the other budget motel chains in this town. But being received in a RECEPTION area which has an overpowering food smell is not an expected or welcoming sign. The room (Rm.131), although clean, has re-purposed well-used old furniture and finishings which are just plain tacky. On the POSITIVE side, the mattress is comfortable and the HVAC wall unit was remarkably quiet. HOWEVER....there was a weird and annoying sound coming from the walls by the bathroom ALL NIGHT which sounded like a washing machine. If you need to stop for the night this is definitely a budget-level motel which does not live up to my usual experiences with the RED ROOF franchise.

What to say? This place was clean and we didn't feel unsafe. It's a very old property which needs lots of upgrading (maybe just paint?) and maintenance. To be fair, our plumbing worked and the beds were very firm, even hard--but better than too soft. The A/C struggled greatly to keep up with the task of keeping the room down to the low 70's--too warm for sleeping--and this was in mid-December. The surrounding area seemed a little bit questionable, so we brought everything in from the car overnight. The upside? The price. We are grateful for the low price.