Hotel Lexen Newhall & Santa Clarita - Near Six Flags Magic Mountain

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The hotel is modern, clean, and well-maintained. I really appreciated that complimentary coffee and juices were available at any time. My favorite coffee was the Double Espresso. The rooms are very large, spacious, and have a great modern design. The bed and linens were clean and comfortable. The hotel itself is quiet, and I liked that ice was available on the second floor. The staff also provided earplugs, which helped me sleep despite the noise, although I personally found them a bit uncomfortable. The towels were replaced daily, which I appreciated, although they looked a bit worn and not very new. I also liked that the room included an iron and ironing board, which was very convenient.

I booked a Deluxe King Room, but the room I received did not feel like a deluxe room. It lacked some of the features shown in the photos, and the overall experience was disappointing. The room was also very noisy due to trains and traffic nearby. I requested a room change, but the hotel was unable to accommodate my request. Overall, my stay did not meet the expectations I had when booking the deluxe room. As well the view was of some trailer parking which made noise as well. The biggest drawback of this hotel is its location next to the railroad tracks. Train noise, especially at night, affected the overall experience. Other than that, the hotel was clean, modern, and comfortable.

New, comfortable. Roof terrace. Cute rooms.

There can be noise like the train but it didn’t bother me.

Location of shops and restaurants and close to funeral grounds we needed to go to

Again railroad proximity and noise of trains kept me unable to sleep

Hotel was clean and beds were very comfortable.

I did not like the noise level from outside. The hotel is right on a busy street with a train right across the street. Around 5am a semi truck was reversing/ unloading what seems like several times and kept making the loud reversing sound. I thought maybe we were next to a warehouse but turned out there was no warehouse nearby so I’m not sure what it was from. The train passes by several times and honks its horn for a while.