Californie : Lodges

« Motel comme sur les photos. Accueil simple, limite froide. Chambre propre mais équipement laissé à désiré. Ampoule qui ne tient pas, impossible d’allumer une lampe car pas de boutons. Prise de courant ne fonctionne pas. Câble électrique non fixé. Correct pour une nuit »

« Everything was perfect, the room was so big, comfy and perfectly clean. The receptionists were very helpful and nice, thank you very much i will come back for sure! »

« J’ai adoré ! Tout est simplement super, la décoration, le confort, la propreté, les échanges avec la personne par mail…. Merci on reviendra avec plaisir! »

« Personnel pas agréable »

« Super on a passé une nuit pour visiter kings canyon et sequoia forest, le matin petit dej évent la rivière petite baignade, la chambre est très correcte rien à dire »

« Bel endroit propre avec une belle piscine propre. Malheureusement, aucun restaurant à proximité. »

« So our TV didn’t work at all in our room. I mentioned it to the hotel staff but got zero response from anyone. I’m kind of disappointed. The place has a series of ponds outside of the rooms and there is like a swarm of mosquitos. We literally opened and closed the door to our suite and had like 20 mosquitos inside the room. It was super annoying to spend double the price on a holiday weekend just to have a mosquito problem, a janky TV that DID NOT work. I had to stand a foot away from the TV to...

« There was dead insectos in the room. I had dead bug in my coffee I needed up chewung. »

« Arrivée facile, vue sur le lac Mono magnifique… le lodge est très sympa . Nous avons passé un bon séjour ! »

« Inexpensive but you get what you pay for. Rooms are VERY dark and there isn't much lighting in the room. Room had an odd smell, so we left the windows open for 2 days. Carpet had pulled threads in a couple of places. Had to get on the twin bed to turn a/c on and off. Never did get the heater to work. Cobwebs in corners. The best part was the owner was quick to respond to letting us know how to work the a/c and when we locked ourselves out. »