Nice enough airport with somewhat of a spartan interior. I went to the upstairs restaurant for…read moresome coffee and found it equally spartan. Once passing through security, keep in mind there are no amenities, so get everything done ahead of time... like caffeination.

It's hard to beat this airport for convenience. Everyone, including the TSA shows up about 30 min…read morein advance. Screening is quick with hardly any line. Baggage checking and claiming is easy. Parking is free up to 30 days (and who's counting?). Free parking alone can justify the somewhat high fares here. The fares can be high. I get competitive prices, all things considered, for longer trips connecting is San Francisco. If you're only going to San Francisco or Portland and no further the cost can be ridiculous enough to drive instead. Because the flights are just a small plane that unloads, loads, and leaves again there is limited baggage space. On one trip my ski bag had to be sent the following day from SFO because there was no room. But picking it up the next day was very easy. I think delays here are very uncommon also, things go very smoothly. We have good weather, supposedly 300 or so sunny days a year. The only delay I had was due to fog in San Francisco in summer, they held us back due to the backup there. Sometimes I have gotten lower fares, especially from Reno or Sacramento. But considering the driving, parking, or train costs and the extra time it really didn't pay.

Only two sites appeared to be available for the night. All other spaces were occupied by live-ins…read more The two sites were tucked in between the live-ins. Otherwise looked very rundown.

'Super nice host helped us check in, late, last minute, when there were no spots available. We were…read morestuck with no reservation, weathered out of our spot at Crater lake. He made space. So kind!

I liked this Shuttle just fine. I wanted to go to Crescent City and see the Redwood forests. I was…read morecurious to check out Grant's Pass, where my reclusive brother lives. And a stay at the Running Y Ranch in Klamath Falls was on my agenda. Thanks to careful Southwest Point Shuttle schedule planning, I was able to get to visit all these scenic places. I also took the Shuttle back to Medford Airport. They ran pretty much on time, had friendly drivers (Jennice was very nice) but beware: bathroom breaks are very quick & rushed for the most part so lay off the hooch or water until you get to where you're going. Now the Point runs several different routes in Oregon: a Cascade route; an Eastern route; a High Desert route; a Northwest (Portland) route and this Southwest route which I rode. Kudos to the state of Oregon for partially funding this enterprise to help people get around. In fact, the Oregon Department of Transportation in June 2014 made sure Klamath Falls residents could get down to Medford Airport once air passenger service from Klamath Falls ended. The Oregon DOT reminded Klamath Falls residents looking to fly out of Medford, that there is a stress-free way to get to the Medford Airport and back via South West POINT shuttle. In just a little under 2 hours, you can get come down the mountain to (and from) Klamath to the Medford Airport and back. The Shuttle also goes to the Klamath Falls Amtrak station where you can pick up the Pacific Starlight train. Once May tourist season arrives, the shuttle has a bus that runs up to Crater Lake and back. I would have loved to have done that. According to the POINT website, "this route's 22- and 24-passenger buses have free Wi-Fi, power outlets, air conditioning, space for your luggage and bicycle, and are wheelchair accessible." Tickets are sold online or by Amtrak and Greyhound. The website says the drivers do not sell tickets but they do. I recommend giving the POINT a try: I met many locals who ride it all the time. When I visit someplace scenic, I like to let someone else do the driving, so I can drink in the beauty and majesty that is all around me.

It's been almost a year since I took this shuttle, but I still remember it fondly. It was cold and…read moreI was sick as a dog and as tired as a person who hadn't slept well in a week. The shuttle got me to Medford with no issue and the driver was not only a great driver in the snow but also was quite the character. She made me laugh a number of times.

We had a nice stay at this Holiday Inn Express when visiting Crater Lake…read more This is a standard hotel with nice sized rooms. Our room was clean and had a small fridge and microwave. The fridge was handy as there were many grocery stores in the area to buy snacks and drinks. We used the indoor hot tub and pool during our visit. Both were great! The towels were fully stocked and the pool and hot tub were very clean. The complimentary breakfast was very good too. The staff worked hard to keep the food stocked when the breakfast rush arrived. My only complaint is the elevators. We took the stairs most of the time because the elevators would shake and seemed to pause for a few minutes before finally settling on the second floor to open the doors. At first we called the first elevator (on the left) "sketchy" after a few uses. We then revised the nickname to "sketchy 1" after using the elevator to the right, which we fondly named "sketchy 2." Both elevators were a little scary so we just used the stairs. Other than that we had a wonderful time at this Holiday Inn Express.

Can't say enough good things about Cynthia! I don't know if she's the manager, the night manager,…read moreor what, but she is absolutely the best. And if she's not the manager or the night manager, she should be! I booked this hotel on my way through Oregon through the IHG app. I like the IHG group of hotels and I had no issues with this hotel it's exactly what you would expect from IHG hotels and Holiday Inn Express. But will really set this place apart was, again, Cynthia! When I showed up she was friendly and courteous. There were other people waiting to check in and she handled all of our tasks professionally and deftly, I wasn't waiting for very long! Then, there was an issue with my room and Cynthia was able to accommodate me getting into a different room. Then I made a mistake with my key card and Cynthia helped me out with the most wonderful attitude. And finally helped me get settled into my room for the night. Checking into hotel can be stressful, especially when there's something that goes wrong, and especially when you make a mistake with misplacing your key card. Cynthia took all the stress out of that situation and really helped me out. The breakfast in the morning was a little limited, but the server was very friendly and helpful! So again, this hotel is great, but the star of the show here is definitely Cynthia!

The good news is that it's almost new so everything is still fresh. It's probably the best…read moreFairfield we've stayed at furnishing wise. It has a lake and walking path right next to it as well. The personnel were just okay. Maybe it's a franchise because we didn't receive a welcome gift.

This place pleasantly exceeded my expectations. Many things met my expectations of the Fairfield…read moreMarriott experience. But at the price we paid, to get window view this lovely makes me so happy! We took some nice family photos outside by the outdoor area right next to the breakfast area. Pool was small but met our needs for the kids to splash around and cool off. I like that the hotel was walkable to restaurants. I felt nice and safe in this area. And walking by the water was a nice experience too.

Checkin was swift, easy painless. Parking for my truck and 35 ft trailer worked out great…read more Elevator, elevated! From the time we went thru the front entrance to when we departed the next day, the facility was SPOTLESS and smelled fresh. Our room was super clean and passed my "light test" for pathogens and "other things".... King sized bed was one of the best I've slept on ANYWHERE. Will recommend and stay again if we're in town. Wife loved the lotions and notions in the bathroom. Not cheap stuff. And, added bonus, the new wrapped bars of soap were big enough to use!

Best western is a stand by for travel due to the ease of use as they have the orecheck in to make…read moreyour arrival quicker, the full hot breakfast and they are usually dog friendly. I'm giving this location a 4 instead of 5 due to they not being pet friendly like mostly all of the other BW's ( according to a sign on the side entrance) and the general cleanliness of the place in the outside of room floors. It's also dated and has all those dead animals around on the walls. I dunno but it kinda creeps me out. I think they all deserve a decent burial. Just me dude

Cheapest motel we found ($70 for the night with all fees), and could not be happier…read more On a road trip from California to Spokane, it was getting late and really wanted a shower and a bed for a decent price (since I'd only there for a few hours). THIS was exactly what I got at The Maverick Motel, and couldn't be happier. Don't think you're coming to a Hilton or anything like it.. but great value and exceeded all expectations. The Dad at the front desk was really great and polite even at 11pm AND when we left early morning. The room was definitely.clean and comfortable, with a good soft bed and pillows, a microwave and fridge, and a decent comfortable space for a toilet and shower/tub even for a big guy like myself. The AC blew cold. The TV and cable worked great. Nothing more you can ask for. Thank you for this stay and good nights sleep!!! A couple notes: 1. There is no breakfast here... But they do have coffee. 2. There is a small convenience store in the office, and they've got a lot. 3. MIDGE FLYS - they are everywhere outside and the Dad at the front desk warns you about them. Get in and out of your door quickly to keep them out. THEY ARE HARMLESS. 4. Not sure about wheelchair access here. I didn't see a ramp from the lot to the rooms, but I could be wrong.

I left my AirPods at the hotel and called the night to ask if I could have them sent back to me…read more The manager said that he would call me back and never did. I then after watched the location of my headphones change to someone's personal home in Klamath falls. I called back to ask about this and he kept brushing me off and calling me back. Then after days of me calling him and and trying to allow him to make it right, he claims my headphones were not 'stolen' because stolen is when someone takes your personal property 'from' you and apparently when you forget something it's fair game. He then read me the fine print from my agreement that says they aren't responsible for the loss of property. He insists that nobody rented the room after me, and that his housekeeping did not steal them . So how did they change locations if the only person on the room is an employee of the motel? Is he suggesting someone from the street came to take them out of the room? Because that seems wildly unsafe that anyone but a hotel staff would have access to the room. After days of avoiding my call, no apologies or anything. After getting majorly frustrated of him talking over me I ended up dropping an f bomb, and then he told me I needed to clean up my language. Clean up your dumpy hotel dude. To whoever works here and took my headphones, I hope it costs you your job. Would have been cheaper to just buy your own Unless it was the motel manager himself, then I hope this actually costs you some business.

Comfortable bed/room, nice staff. New carpet. Would definitely stay here again if the need to be…read morecloser to Crater Lake came up.

This was an interesting experience. Most of the staff was very friendly and it was nice they…read moreactually patrol the parking lot at night. The continental breakfast was a little more substantial than I would have thought for a small hotel/motel like this. The rooms are decently clean, but definitely aged. Normally, if I needed it, I'd ask for a late checkout, but I had to be somewhere at noon. I wasn't expecting to hop on a video conference right before the 11am check out but I figured I could use the WiFi and run a few minutes over. Apparently, one woman was so anal, she knocked on our door right at 11 and gave me a dirty look when I told her I needed a minute. When I realized the call was going to be much longer than expected, I left at maybe 11:07. Then around 11:30, I got another call asking when I'd be out of the room...after I already left. When I said I had left just a few minutes after she had come by, it was as if she didn't believe me. It was just an odd interaction to conclude a long drive from Washington on the way back to California after an already long week. I think I'll choose another hotel next time. This one just seemed convenient for my appointment. Again, the rest of the staff was very courteous, just not this woman.