Okay so I would have to put this hotel in the category of pretty good, with the addition that it…read morehas great potential. So, we showed up, they had an add that said you could stay there for 70 bucks. When I got there and showed them the add, they said that they wouldn't honor it because the only rooms they had left were king size beds. Well, the add didnt specify bed size, but I'm tired, I want to sleep, so I just paid the 86 and moved on... but we got the wrong room key at first, which I guess wouldn't have mattered except that there was someone in the room for which we got a key, and they were none too happy to have someone trying to open their door. So, we went back to the lobby, and got a different key, and I stood there at the desk eating all their candy bars, because, why not take advantage of the situation. When all was said and done we were super cozy that night, the rooms are pretty large, the a/c is nice and cool. Just all around a good hotel with great potential, I highly suggest you stay here, and I even more highly suspect that I'll be back

This motel is clean and has great customer service. It's old and outdated, but it works just fine…read more There are a lot of plugs in the room, a microwave & fridge with small freezer. It would be handy to know there's no iron or hairdryer They have fruit, muffins & coffee in the lobby for breakfast, and there's an outdoor picnic area as well.

It's not up to par with some of the hotels I've stayed at nearby, pretty run down. As clean as…read moreclean can be. Will I stay here again? Probably not...but the price was right for three of us to split. For us this trip it's not about the hotels, it's just a place to rest. As long as I don't see bugs or unwanted fluid I'm fine. I ran my blacklight, while my friend sanitized where needed. We didn't hang out coats on the rack because it looked like something splashed all over after I ran the blacklight through it . Bedding had a few stains but at least it didn't look like blood or seminal fluid . So my friends are sleeping, I'm up at after 3am writing this because I can't sleep. I will have to say this place is pretty quiet. At first I was very afraid because upon arrival the train was so loud and we were worried there will be no sleep all night. It's past 3am and I hear a train, but it's not loud at all. I don't hear the neighbors either. So it's nice that the rooms are pretty soundproof. There's a little coffee pot, a couple coffee packs, a mini fridge. We didn't have to use because we have an ice cooler, and a small tv. Paul at the front desk brought us more towels. They provide you with dark towels also to remove your makeup. They charge you extra if your towels are stained. I have blue hair so I bring my own dark towels, and my own pillow cases so I don't stain any hotel beddings. So I shouldn't be charged at checkout. There are plenty of outlets, and usb plug ins for the three of us to charge our devices. Front desk made sure we were on the first floor so we could park right in front. That was very convenient. That's why I give this place a three star instead of a two. If anything changes after checkout I'll be sure to update. The photos I posted aren't mine. They were just random photos I saved from somewhere else.

Absolutely disgusting motel. First let's start with the description online of their breakfast…read more... Breakfast - Every morning from 6am to 9am we host a complimentary breakfast of fresh waffles, fresh eggs, and a large continental selection featuring two kinds of cereal, a variety of oatmeal flavors, toast in wheat and white, bagels in plain, chocolate chip and blueberry, sausage and egg breakfast sandwich, yogurt in assorted flavors, fruit cups in juice in assorted varieties, fresh fruit including apples and bananas, regular and decaf coffee and black tea. This breakfast was not the case either morning. It was literally two boxes of donuts sitting on a counter next to a refrigerator with locks on it, with a sign that said employees only. There was also coffee and two types of cereal. Please see video... Ok let's see what's next. Ohhhh yes. The binder in the room (which actually did not happen to be in mine, so they better not charge me). My parents stayed in the room next to me and showed me their binder which included the price list, if you decided to take any of the room amenities home. Not sure which was my favorite. The mattress or the air conditioner? I have also attached a copy of the price list for your enjoyment. As if all of that wasn't bad enough, I woke up and went to take a shower this morning and found a friend crawling around the shower wall/ceiling. I took this short attached video and then went to grab a shoe to kill it and when I turned back around it was gone. I didn't see this listed on the amenities price list so hopefully I didn't take it home with me. There is also not any staff to help you if you need anything. We stopped by the office multiple times to speak with someone but never found anyone. When we got there, there was no one at the front desk, but there was a buzzer and when the lady came, she looked a little bit annoyed, but she checked us in. After that, they removed the buzzer so I'm not sure how you contact somebody. I am not sure what other options there are if you need to stay in this area but I would definitely not recommend. I would have given zero stars if allowed.

This was the most disgusting hotel I have ever been in mildew everywhere hair all over the bathroom…read morean old razor head in the bathroom the bathroom window was broken the front door had a serious draft and there was no heater. My wife went to get a blanket from a friend's house and when she got back they harrassed her for bringing things in the room they knocked on the door at 1130 at night to wake us up and make sure we were within compliance. The couple that managed and there young chilf also peaked through the windows often in our short visit the room was beat up and disgusting and the management was creepy and invasive there's exposed wires and insulation I'm reporting them to the health department building department and bbb. I will also be bringing up these conditions at the next city council meeting this is not what we want or town to be represented by I made this account because of how bad my stay was. Disgusting invasive unsafe rude.

I am very glad I stayed here! Great clean property and amazing staff! They were very friendly and…read morewelcoming. I rented a single bed room and the room size was bigger than most of the hotels I've stayed at. It was clean and quiet, no ruckus what so ever. I will definitely be coming back!!!

Had a wonderful experience traveling through as Lodge members from Clear lake on a Friday. The food…read morewas super delicious and the bartender was excellent. She made us two unique drinks and made us laugh. Very personable and would recommend spending a Friday evening when your in the area. Some of the members were present and very kind. Had a delightful time.

Looks like a nice, friendly country setting. Went to a breakfast, there's a sign out front, on…read moreSundays. OK for kitchen and eating area, as you'd expect small town setups to be. Food was OK, not special, not at all below par. But- We were told by this nice girl that we could order after we paid. Watching, nobody else got this treatment. For them, it was order, eat, pay on the way out. Because it's some private club? Why is this open to public, then? She said nothing about drinks. They had coffee on the other tables. When she went to the table nearby, the dude said "I want all the sh.."- when vulgarity is disallowed at Moose to our knowledge. Server girl asked "You want coffee or juice? I'll make you a fresh pot." So he's the owner? The Grand Wizard or something? A whole pot of coffee, and y'all outsiders get- ? None. It probably comes down to small-town xenophobia. It's also the 21st century. California. You'd think we'd evolved. For the money, go to Denny's on Antelope. Similar amounts, food and cost, but more pleasant service. Really friendly, actually. They just don't like outsiders here. Moose is known for this. We just hoped they'd changed.

Spending the night in the Red Bluff RV Park in Red Bluff CA…read more We pulled in about 2:00 pm & the office was closed. (It is Sunday, Fathers Day.) To our relief, there was an envelope with our name on it hanging on a large cork board outside the office. Inside was a welcome packet showing our spot & all the information we'd need for a comfortable nights stay. Those amenities include a swimming pool, Direct TV, horseshoe pits, laundry facilities, showers, WI-FI, & much more. Fairly level, gravel pads with picnic tables make pulling in with a big rig easy to do. Most spots have large mature trees that are well trimmed to prevent damage to the larger rigs. Wish we were staying longer but we're on our way to (hopefully) cooler temperatures.

Stayed at this location before. Great stay then, great this stay as well. Only suggestion would be…read moremaybe complimentary coffee. We left relatively early and went into the office on leaving to let the clerk know. Asked if they had any coffee and was told yes "over there on the counter....$2.68" Seemed a little petty at the time after the $70 overnight which was prepaid about a week earlier.... Oh well.... just surprised I guess. Place is very clean.....people are very nice.

The day started driving from the Bay Area - Hard and my long story, but we all get those days…read more Pulled into a place further north. Didn't feel safe. Called this place based on reviews and was greeted with the owner doing a training session with a new employee. I knew I was in a cool place because her training was spot on from this teacher. Her place is cool, clean, safe and run by her 2 sons and her. The pool is perfect! She offered us wine tasting of her wine which was so fun. Better yet we loved her wine- her back story is worth the stop if ever traveling on the I 5.

Older park with few undesirable campers , and management wasn't friendly , we skipped!!read more

let's start with the PROS: -easy drive from Sacramento…read more-10-15 mins from Orland, so stores are nearby if you forgot anything, need more ice, drinks etc. -camp host is very nice -campsites are very clean -bathrooms have running water and are well lit CONS: -campsites are not at all level, so tent camping is tough (we set up our tent where the car should have been parked and parked in the parking lot, since that was the most level spot) -THE WIND ..gusts of 25 MPH...maybe more... it was BAD, thankfully our tent held up until 630a the day we were set to leave... once it collapsed we scrambled to pack all out gear and get out! -no swimming access to the lake, except for the boat launch... so there is NO way to spend a day hanging out near or in the lake unless you have a boat. -watch out for snakes

I reserved the group site which was really great for families with 20 or more. Really, really…read morespacious, our own parking lot and gazebo. Just be careful because there are spiders in the gazebo. Trees do provide light shade, around 7 picnic tables, 2 inside the gazebo, 3 surrounding the gazebo, and the other 2 spread out the site. Bathroom is about a 3 minute walk but seems like 6 because you are walking uphill. Bathrooms were surprising clean compared to other campgrounds I have been to. It does get stuffy in there on hot days and smells, but it was clean. Men's bathroom does need the light changed because the lights were flickering like a horror movie scene. For the group site, there is no personal trash can, big dumpster is located near the bathroom but on the opposite side towards the other sites. Campground offers privacy, the camp ranger was super cool. He gave us passes which gave us access to the day use areas to the campground and the other sister campgrounds (Eagle Pass, Angler's Cove, and Buckhorn). Orland Butte is the smaller campground of the other 2. Unlike other campgrounds, this group campground offers privacy. If there is a wildfire near the county, I suggest that you call the campground to see if the burn suspension affects the campground. This campground isn't part of the SRA campgrounds so you might be able to bbq with charcoal and have a campfire during fire season. Bring lots of flashlights because there isn't any street lamps at this campground and it does get super dark. My only complaint is that there isn't a swimming site, but that is where the passes the ranger issues come in handy. Keep those passes in your vehicle so you can drive to Angler's cove or the Buckhorn recreational area. My suggestion would be to book your campsites during Spring or towards the end of Summer because it gets super hot. I survived 2 days of 105 degree weather. It does get windy at night so an all-weather tent would work best. As for wild animals, we saw squirrels, lizards, and a bat. We did hear coyotes towards the hills. When using GPS to get there, make sure you type in Orland Buttes Campground, if not, GPS will have you going towards the office location. If you are still unsure, when you see the cemetery there's a street and that is the street you turn on. Stores and gas stations are 15 minutes away and cheaper compared to other towns with campgrounds. If you have an EV (specifically Tesla), closest charging station is 15 miles away in another city. I would suggest you prepare a map for charging station locations. Overall it was a great campground, really private, rangers were cool. The quiet hours are from 10 - 6, but the rangers are a lot more relaxed on that rule than other campgrounds. They were pretty cool about it as long as it doesn't get out of hand with the loud music. The only complaint is that there isn't a swimming site at the campground.

i have lived here for almost six months now and it's been a real pleasure, the manager,leesa,has…read morebeen there for me every time i had a question or needed help, awesome lady, the park is clean, good neighbors , great place for me to live, sincerely,tim WOODHALL

This park is okay for overnight, if you park near the office. Older units, lots of drugs. Good luckread more