April, 17, 2026, 3pm : Hotel is nice from outside and restaurant, lobby and bar all nice, only…read morekicker is they were both closed ? No explanation to why? Disappointed and did not see closure on the website or would have booked elsewhere. The man at Reception desk was very friendly, smiley and helpful, give props to him! The lady there, couldn't crack a smile to save her life, Heard horror stories after I booked non-refundable room, glad my room had no bed bugs, as I read elsewhere. She gave us a keys to a room that was not cleaned? And charged my boyfriend's credit card for room again, and I had already pre-paid for room. My boyfriend checked in earlier than I, he then left to get snacks, came back to room to house keeping cleaning it and we were then informed the room was not cleaned until now? Miscommunication between desk and housekeeping, luckily the male receptionist helped figure that out. Room was nice and bed was comfortable. He was very accommodating to let my boyfriend watch the big screen TV at the closed bar for Giants game. Entrance Doors are locked at night, make sure to have your key to key in Main lobby doors

A longtime friend of mine was getting married at the nearby Hiddenbrooke Hills by Wedgewood Wedding…read morevenue. Initially, I thought "I'm not going to drink; therefore, we can make the one hour drive back to our home in Elk Grove after the wedding reception. Thankfully, my wise and beautiful wife intervened and strongly suggested that we book a room at the Courtyard Vallejo Napa Valley (there was a discounted rate available for members of the wedding party). Since there was some construction taking place by the hotel, Google Maps misled us (the entrance of the hotel's parking lot is on the side of the hotel that faces the nearby Chevron). Entering the hotel, we were checked in by an employee who acknowledged me with a head nod. Generally I find this to be unprofessional, but I gathered that he was a little flustered by a difficult customer that he was assisting prior to us. After providing us with room keys, he gave me a parking pass to put on my dashboard (parking is $10). We entered a very clean room that had both a refrigerator and microwave (very beneficial considering that my wife and I brought our breakfast meal prep for the next morning), along with a nice view of the neighboring Six Flags amusement park. Speaking of the amusement park...the room was well-insulated; therefore, we could not hear the screaming of the patrons on the roller coaster that faced our room. I'm so glad that I took heed to my wife's advice, we experienced a comfortable and safe stay at the Courtyard Vallejo Napa Valley!

Cozy, quiet, comfortable, and right in the heart of Benicia. Room rates are also reasonable.read more

Booked a place to stay last minute. Generally I don't care for Bed n Breakfast Inns but choices…read morewere limited. This place was awesome!!! Right at the water, old but everything was spotless! Didn't have that old crinkly smell. Every where you looked there was a timeless treasures. The owners were very kind and accommodating,. Bedding soft and cozy. Breakfast had many delicious options. Walk to everything. Great location. Would love to stay here again sometime!

Stayed here as a family of 4 - 2 adults & 2 teens - for a quick Spring Break trip to Six Flags…read more The property is stunning, and the location is fine, but as for 5 star Hilton/Doubletree standards I'm not convinced. Welcome cookies secured, we made our way to our room, a lovely 2Q with patio, past the resident ducks. The hallways *reeked* of marijuana, and then a door opened and an ankle biter dog came running at my kid & I. WHAT?!?! Didn't know it was party or pet friendly, and especially at this price point. Good: The room was fine, spacious & seemed clean. Bathroom was massive, I think we ended up with an accessible room. Beds were not the comfiest (especially after a day of rollercoasters!) and I noticed 1 of the locks on the patio french doors was missing, and the patio furniture outside was COVERED in spiderwebs. Wiped them off to use the table & chairs. The patio was nice to have, tho. Bad: The pool was FREEZING, not heated at all & the hot tub was easily 105-107°, dangerously scalding. You could barely dip feet in for a few minutes it was that hot. Bathroom was out of soaps in the dispensers, OK, we brought some. The wall temp unit RAN NOISILY ALL NIGHT, like constantly on, no matter what we set it to. Renovations are in place so there was tape outside on the patio. I agree with other posters that it needs a freshening up. There was no complimentary coffee or even cold brekkies/pasties in the lobby in the a.m, and the onsite restaurant wanted $6+/cup for coffee & the food was very expensive. At this room rate, I was surprised. For the price & conditions, I think a 1 night stay was OK for us, but our regular Marriott near Six Flags seems to offer better value & amenities.

This place feels like a quiet pact with the land. Rustic in the best way, where fog drapes itself…read moreover bare trees and stones like it belongs there. If you love camping energy without the chaos, nature without pretense, and that coastal hush where the air smells like earth and salt, this property understands you. The grounds are beautifully unpolished: mossy rocks, winding paths, skeletal trees silhouetted in mist. It's the kind of environment that invites slow mornings, layered sweaters, and long pauses where nothing needs to happen. Perfect for people who romanticize fog, coastal weather, and the liminal feeling between forest and beach. And then there's the restaurant, warm, grounding, and quietly excellent. The meal felt hearty and comforting without trying too hard: perfectly cooked eggs, crispy potatoes, good bread, and thoughtful accompaniments. Exactly what you want after a morning wrapped in cold air and contemplation. It felt cared-for, not flashy. Overall, this is a lovely choice if you're the type who enjoys nature as an experience, not a backdrop. Come here to reset, to wander, to eat well, and to let the fog soften your edges a little.

My husband and I recently had our one-year wedding anniversary at The Inn at the Benicia Bay. It…read morewas a party of 60 people. We booked the courtyard side for our venue and reserved all seven hotel rooms for our guests. The experience was wonderful from start to finish. The entire team at the Inn was exceptional. The owner and staff were communicative, flexible, and supportive, making the event planning smooth and organized. I also enjoyed working with the local vendors the Inn suggested - their recommended suppliers for desserts, rentals, and photography were all great local businesses. They are a team that truly feels like a partner. We enjoyed our experiences working with them, and we hope you will too!

Adorable little bread-and-breakfast, located just off First Street in Benicia. It is small and…read morequiet, and the beds and linens are very nice. Walking distance to pretty much everything you might want to see in Benicia (EXCEPT MAYBE CITY CEMETERY AND BREW-HOLE, BUT THAT IS ANOTHER REVIEW FOR ANOTHER DAY ). All in all, highly recommended! And explore beautiful downtown Benicia and the surrounding towns while you are there!

Don't let old reviews keep you from this Motel 6! It's been renovated and, frankly, is the nicest…read moreMotel 6 I've ever stayed in! Spotlessly clean, inside the units and outside on the grounds. We stayed in unit 136 which was very big! Had microwave oven and a HUGE (by hotel standards) refrigerator! Check in was easy. The General Manager was the one that checked us in and out, and he was so friendly, accommodating and helpful! We will DEFINITELY stay here the next time we're in Vallejo! There is even a little coffee shop on the premises. It is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, so we didn't get a chance to check it out, since we stayed on a Monday night, but will check it out next time we're in Vallejo!

We just spent 3 nights at this motel. What wasn't wrong? We arrived on Monday night at 11 pm after…read morea long drive. My daughter, her boyfriend, my mother and myself. Our room keys didn't work upon check in. Homeless sat in the lobby. The staff was so rude. My mom went down the next am to get breakfast and everything was empty. They said there really isn't a breakfast because they give 21 day vouchers to the homeless and don't serve breakfast. We had to pay a 100.00 room incidental deposit fee yet the homeless didn't? The exercise equipment was broken, the pool was filthy and cold and had to be unlocked, no sauna like it says there is. No room service. My kids were accused of trespassing yet we were staying there. This place is absolutely no good. Six flags was only open today too.

Staff was nice and attentive. Rooms clean and cleaned everyday. I would stay hear again.read more

Do not go there if I could give it less than one star I would. The staff is rude. He won't let you…read morein the office. He talks to you through a door. The room was filthy. You can't check in until 3 PM if you check in any earlier, you have to pay $100. Don't believe the pictures when we first got there. There was a man walking around in his underwear. There were prostitute hanging out at the building. The sheets were dirty. The tiles had stains on them the floor. The carpet was dirty. It was cobwebs there was handprints on the headboard. I asked for clean towels those towels came back dirtier than the first.

I've been a member of IHG for awhile, and I'm increasingly unimpressed. This particular location…read morelacks cleanliness. The quality of the breakfast is crap (rotton bananas, unreplenished food items during breakfast hours, like eggs). Overall, the IHG program is a joke. If you don't travel enough during the year to accumulate enough points--to the program's satisfaction-- they will rescind any points you've earned. Luckily, the beds are comfortable, but overall, not great.

Holliday Inn-Napa: the photographer should get a bonus for making this hotel appear nicer than it…read moreis. The landscaping out in front of check in is brown and dead, the check in area itself is cramped and not welcoming at all. As I walked to my room on the first floor, the odor of cat urine was strong. The room was an adequate size, but had stains on the carpet and my shoes stuck to the tile inside the doorway. Amenities are few and linens are basic and rough. There is a small armoire, a desk and a strange little chair in the corner. Stains on the carpet and the bed. While this location is listed as animal friendly, I was not traveling with an animal, but based on the incessant barking, my neighbors were. The website shows a large pool; again, a wonderful use of camera angles. The patio area is large and clean, but the pool is small & inside an additional safety fence.

When I first arrived at country inn, I was a bit worried. Not because it looked unsafe or dirty but…read morebecause my friends told me Vallejo was not a good area. Once I checked in and went to my room, everything felt fine. The rooms were clean and spacious. It's a little loud outside during the nights from the other guests. The location is great. It's right off the freeway and is 5-8 minutes away from the Six Flags theme park. There are retail shops near by and lots of chain restaurants too. The free breakfast was a nice-to-have although the offerings were pretty limited and they kept running out of things and guests would have to wait 15+ minutes for them to be refilled. Other than that, my stay was great.

Do not stay here…read more We arrived and the check in process was substantial. Our commute to the room was long (third floor and in another hallway, not necessarily bad just thought I would add that in) and cold. Getting into the room, we found that it was dirty: bedsheets had marks on it, bathroom counter was littered with product residue, a missing lampshade, mystery brown stains on the bathroom doorframe AND a fire alarm that did not have the battery in it and was malfunctioning, amongst other things. Naturally we went back downstairs to ask for assistance, the front desk attendant switched our rooms for us. And then began our commute back upstairs. Once we arrived in the new room, to our surprise, it was actually worse than our previous room. The bed was completely unmade from a previous client, there were white mystery stains on the armchair, a used soap sat on the sink and towels littered the bathroom. One thing that I have not mentioned was the access to the main attendant floor. Although our keycards worked and was very sporadic. It wouldn't work for the entrance from the hotel rooms into the main attendance room and sometimes wouldn't work for the elevator. Our front desk attendant was quiet and refrained. Nothing really bad to say about him. Pretty agreeable guy. He WAS M.I.A for about 5 minutes each time we had returned back downstairs. I would rate it one stars for the refund process ease, I suppose. Below are attached photos of said room conditions.

Pros: The room was clean enough and there were lots of…read moresecurity cameras. That's it for the pros. The property is right next to the freeway, so its appearance is grimy and a little sketchy. There was lots of trash on the ground around a single trash can by the elevator. The stairwells are dark and dingy. We saw a couple of people who didn't appear to be guests hanging around the parking lot. The bathtub was SUPER slippery! I used the safety bar on the wall to get in the tub and slipped backwards hard and fast into the toilet bowl, bringing the shower curtain down with me. I definitely wrenched my left foot and bruised my right butt cheek on impact. The breakfast was a sick joke. It's not handicap accessible , so if you're in a chair or use a walker/rollator, you're SOL. The *only* protein offered was Chobani yogurt in 2 flavors. Everything else was straight off the shelf from a discount store. Tiny muffins, stale bread and bagels. The best thing there were the fresh make-'em-yourself pancakes and real butter. I did report my fall to the manager. He was nice enough and seemed concerned and promised to check it out. He never asked if I was hurt or okay. Chalking this one off to experience and will not be returning.

Good Management, friendly people and Great Ice. Quiet, nice rooms, overlooking interstate 80read more