A gem in a garden setting in the resilient town of Paradise. Although some structures were…read moredestroyed in the devastating Camp Fire, they have rebuilt a peaceful oasis. The grounds are lush and well tended, the pool and hot tub sparkling with comfortable lounging. Rooms are comfortable and clean with individual patios. Ours led out to the pool area. They provide a free continental breakfast with the standard fare. There is also small gift/snack shop at registration. Owners are friendly and accommodating. We happened to book on Johnny Appleseed festival weekend which was just a short walk away. This an amazing town that has the spirit to literally rise from the ashes. Paradise Ridge Rising!

This place is an oasis, zen and beautiful property. Quiet and nice, lovely , and very price…read morefriendly and pet friendly

One of the best experiences we've had in our travels and we liked it so much the first time, we…read morecame back and we got the original room we stayed in. Super clean, friendly staff (if you run into them), a really private space, tons of amenities, near campus and close to downtown area. Again, the communication with the staff and management, is excellent. Highly recommended and we look forward to coming back soon. Thanks again!

A friend recommended that we stay there for our trip to New Clairveux. She stays often when…read morevisiting her friend. It's different in terms of a hotel. I call it a cross between a hotel and an AirBnB. I can see a girlfriend's weekend out where we had separate rooms with a central kitchen and porch for wine and snacky snacks. It also had a wash machine in case that is needed. We loved it!

Nice hotel with neat bedrooms. Wi-fi worked very well…read more Ambiance was nicely remodeled and decorated. Lobby and breakfast room was super organized. Affordable prices and good service; friendly manager, staff and housekeepers. secure and quiet area Free parking available Pool and hot tub were pretty clean. would stay here again when I visit Chico sometime around.

Disappointing stay, but breakfast and pool were nice…read moreUnfortunately, this hotel fell short of expectations. The rooms felt dark and very outdated, and the shower temperature wasn't adjustable--just hot and hotter--to the point where I couldn't stand under the water. The beds were uncomfortably stiff, and when I asked for extra pillows, the front desk told me there weren't any. It took asking three different staff members over the next couple of days before someone finally found two for us. On a positive note, the breakfast was great, and the pool was a nice touch, especially with the heat outside. Those were the highlights of an otherwise disappointing stay.

We forgot to make hotel reservations so ended up at the Safari Inn. It is not an inn, but a motel…read more It is priced accordingly so you are certainly getting what you pay for. Parking is free, there is a nice pool and a TV. The rooms are a fair size for this type of travelers motel. Our room was clean and the beds were comfortable. The AC did not work well, but it worked. The bathroom was small and out of date, but clean. I have seen a lot of negative reviews and I don't get it. This is not nor does it pretend to be a luxury hotel. It is a perfectly fine, safe and nice place to sleep and let the kids play in the pool. The service was very nice. We were there but one night so I can't say much about housekeeping except that our room was clean. I would stay here again. We travel a lot and sometimes a budget friendly place is where you want to be. Have fun in Chico.

Literally has bed bugs. We got a room with two beds and one of the beds didn't have clean sheets as…read morewell, would not recommend staying here. We are Chico Alumni, have stayed at multiple different motels in the area to visit friends and family over the years and this was the worst experience we've had.

Steve's place ever any time I'm in desperate need of she tries to play me like I'm not she…read moreliterally is shitty she tries to act like shit OK literally, she tried to say she'll fix some thing after I leave why is she gonna be so rude and fix them when I leave when it should've been fixed before I got there, I couldn't even go to the bathroom because I got there late and had to go to bed I work the next day and I get up to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night in the toilet seat was screwed down, and I couldn't lift it up So fucking disgusting so I had to hold it up with my back on my clothing and just sit down and go to the bathroom and against it so rude and she didn't wanna do anything about it or in for the eighth time took my money I left my money there in my change, because I couldn't fit all my stuff in the evening, and I was gonna be right back, and her housekeeper stole it

Safer sleeping in your car. We opened our room door and cockroaches everyyyyyyywhere. No hot water…read morefor a warm shower. Dont stay here. We left slept in our car

Horribly rude staff Disgusting bed bugs and roaches in rooms…read morePer and blood stains in bed and ceilings! Poorly upkept place period!

Here is a review by a woman who had to evacuate Oroville during the flood:…read more First of all, I apologize for the long post, and or any typo errors. Hello my fellow Oroville community on Facebook. I enjoy using this page for local updates and etc. I myself don't post much of anything, but today I would like to share something that my little family had encounter at a hotel we had stayed in over the evacuation this past week. Now, that I finally have a little bit of time to spare. As you all may already know during the evacuation Sunday night everything was so hectic along with finding a room to stay the night. Since by 7pm all hotels in Chico was pretty much completely booked out. My family was able to get two rooms at American Inn-thanks to a friend-on Esplanade in Chico. I was very desperate, for I have four little children-one a little over a week old newborn. My family and I were completely settled in around 10pm (my husband, kids and I stayed in room 116, while my in-laws them took room 111). I woke up a little right before 3am to feed my newborn (every 2-3 hrs) to find little brownish-red bugs crawling all over the bed sheets and under our pillows. Woke my husband up in a frantic and utter-disgust. We gathered our kids and personal items to our car. We remained in our vehicle for the rest of the night with the car running so our kids could stay warm. After we had our kids all settled in our car, which was around 4am. We did go to management to speak with them about the bed bugs in our room. Showed them pictures, but the husband refused to even look at it. He raised his hands up in a motion to silence us, while he went to the back of the office to grab his wife. They both came out and saw me speaking with another gentlemen who was debating about renting a room. For he had over heard me speaking with the husband-management-and had asked me if it was true. Showed the other guest pictures my husband and I had taken. He had taken off, while he thanked me. While this was happening the management came out (the husband went to grab the wife) and the man had aggressively asked me why did I speak to the other potential customers? Very upset at me they refused to give back our refund and told us it was pass a certain time frame for us to get our refund back. Let me remind you this was around 4am in the morning-Monday morning- February 13th. Just a few hours after we checked in. I had asked management what did he expect me to do? Lie to the other customers? When they clearly over-heard our conversation. Their response to me was, "It doesn't matter. You speak to no one. Doesn't matter if they talk to you." As upset as I was, I remain clam and walked back to my car where my babies were at. It was such an horrible experience for my family and I. Especially, during a crisis we all had to endure due to the evacuation and the problem with the dam. I believe we all just wanted a warm place to stay. Especially having little ones. I just wanted to share this with everyone so that no other family has to go through what we went through. Just in case Oroville has to evacuate again. Just so everyone know. RM #: 116 (where my husband and I found bed bugs)

This place no longer exists. It has been sold. The new property owners are demolishing the motel…read moreand constructing a car wash. You wouldn't have wanted to stay here anyways, just look at the terrible reviews!

Serious...in 56 years of life and 30 years of traveling...this was the single most worst room on…read morethe entire planet. My taste is workable...this was hardly. It was totally disgusting. I dont know where to start. The manager was very aggressive and unprofessional to my wife who said one thing "is there a non smoking room?' I guess he doesn't like that question...so lets ignore him and move on. The room is disgusting and that was a compliment. Gang tagging on the door. A refrigerator that had never been cleaned since the 1980's. A pillow which was at least 2" thick at most. I did dare use the shower. The controls on the sink were backwards. The toilet fits in a little slot and I barely fit in it (5"9", 195 pounds...hardly a huge guy). But one thing was nice...they left us 1/2 or a roll of toilet paper and it was folded pretty. (That was really funny.) Thankfully we only had one night to stay so we stayed out late...came home tired, and listened to the trains go by until 6am when we left at first light. We couldn't leave fast enough. Please. Dont go here. If there are no rooms (which happened to us because of Chico State graduation), then stay in Oroville or the other towns near. This place is hideous and the only thing that can save it is a major fire and rebuilding. I just was thinking it would have been better to sleep in the car. Damn.

Firstly, I blame myself for having to stay here. I was thinking: "Chico... no one goes there…read moreexcept students, no need to reserve a room." Well, except when it is the week students move back to school. Every good and reputable hotel/motel was booked up and this was the only place available. I found the place pretty easily and instantly I had a bad feeling. I asked if they had Wi-Fi, he said sometimes. I desperately needed Wi-Fi and it wasn't working. The key didn't work the first time. There were shirtless guys hanging outside in front of their rooms. When I got into the room it was a stuffy 84 degrees and the rinky dink AC took about an hour to cool the room to 78. The bathroom was tiny and ill-equipped. The shower head didn't move at all, so it sprayed in one direction only. There wasn't a waste basket in the place so my trash had to collect on the end table. Shall I go on? It wasn't "Super" at all.

A true dive hotel complete with various druggies. The room was stuffy and smelt like cigarette…read moresmoke, for a non-smoking room. The bed was very uncomfortable and the bathroom mirror was cracked.