Alta Sierra Village Inn

Location proximity to my home

Space, towels are skimpy, everything is minimal

No hot water whatsoever. Holes in the walls. Terrible double beds. No working WiFi. Patio had faulty and broken wooden planks so a huge safety hazard. This place was a nightmare in every sense of the word. I was on a 5 day trip. Switched hotels the first morning of my trip. Don’t get fooled by the cheap prices..there is no value here in any shape, way or form.

the location it was near my other family and work

the location and friendly staff

The location

Towels were horrible, heater is very loud, bed was hard, not enough blankets or pillows, no blow dryer.

Secluded stay in a quiet tree-filled neighborhood. Nice architecture, step-down from entrance and skylight over bathtub, vaulted ceiling and shared rear patio.

Close enough to our granddaughter (5 mi)

Manager didn’t know the difference between a blanket and a bedspread. Had to request a blanket at 11pm. It took a long time to get hot water to our room.

Location Staff was helpful Price was reasonable View Quiet in the rooms Comfortable beds

The inside of the room needed extensive ceiling repair in the bathroom. The shower curtain had mold. A simple wash with bleach would take care of that. The room was sparsely furnished with no lamps and nothing but a coffee pot and styrofoam cups in the kitchenette.

It felt like we were back in the 70s in a horror movie and smelled like it too...