Bed was comfortable, room was nice enough. Bathroom needed repair and updating. We were on the…read more"Select" floor, which is like a club level. Nice breakfast and cocktails/heavy apps, bottled water. Half the outlets didn't work. Had to unplug a lamp so I could charge my phone. The coffee maker didn't work. No robes in the room, just the empty hangers for them. Asked at the front desk for robes, they were very pleasant and agreed, however they never showed up. Enjoyed our balcony and view of the pretty pool.

This hotel is very nice, in winter time it would be very expensive but summertime prices are super…read morelow. The ammenities are very nice; however, on this occassion I had a really bad result. The towels were super dirty and unfortunately, I did not see that until I was coming out of the shower. The room itself was not too bad. Can always use a few more plugs. And the lighting is odd. There were some lights I could never turn on.

I stayed at this hotel when it got too late to head back to Los Angeles. This hotel sits in the…read morenorthern end of San Luis Rio Colorado, a small town in the northwest corner of Sonora. This hotel is modernly decorated, relatively new, and clean. Check in was no problem, as I had a reservation set hour earlier. Our room was decent. The bed was comfortable, the air conditioning was ok, and it was clean and nicely set up. Room service is not offered at night, which was not expected. But because San Luis is a smaller town compared to Mexicali and TJ, I'll give them a pass on this. Their lobby has a restaurant, as well as a coffee shop offering Starbucks coffee, but their hours are limited as well. Room service is provided by this restaurant. From the look of the hotel, I expected the food to be great. Not so, I was actually disappointed with the eggs and chilaquiles plate that I ordered in the morning. The food had almost no taste, it was not prepped with much effort, and it felt like they tried making up their lack of effort by adding excess lard. This docks them two stars, and while I did not expect a five-star gourmet meal, I didn't expect to be disgusted by the food either. The rest of the facility is nice. They have a gym, a pool, and a sizable parking lot that is staffed by security 24/7. All they need to do is make their room service 24-hours a day and hire better cooks, and they'll be far better off.

There's a club at the hotel that plays music on the weekend until 3:30 in the morning. It doesn't…read morematter where you are in the hotel, you will hear the music, so avoid this hotel if you want to sleep at night

This is a pretty good place to stay in a small town like Brawley. Hotel staff are wonderful and…read morethere's all you can drink tea and coffee. Oatmeals for snacks. I came here during covid pandemic so the pools and gym were closed. There's parking and wifi and a nice comfy bed with a hot shower. Restaurants are within walking distance. Gas stations down the block. Having a car is ideal to go places.

The Best Western in Brawley used to be my go-to but I may be driving a little further out to stay…read moresomewhere nicer next time. Now check in was great. It was easy and the girl at the check in desk was great. Breakfast and the staff member who worked there were also great. And I will say the room was clean so cleaning crew was doing a good job because the issue was more maintenance than anything. The issue was that the room was so old and outdated and the non bed furniture in the room was pretty gross which is why the low score. As I said, all customer service was nice, the only exception was when we asked for 3 extra pillows but were told no, we had enough and only given 1. That did irritate me but I brushed it off (this was a few hours after check In, after we got back to our room after a funeral). We got the suite which is not in the hotel and is actually in a building near the hotel. It is a spacious room but it is sooo worn out. Pillars were rotting and peeling, the rug was dirty and the couch and chair with an ottoman were so disgusting, I was genuinely grossed out and didn't touch them. Additionally, the toilet had a hard time flushing and after leaving some water running in the sink while brushing my teeth, it clogged up a little. Overall, I will not stay here again.

This was a decent hotel. They have obviously revamped compared to the previous reviews. The room…read morewas super spacious and clean. The beds were super comfortable and the check in/ checkout was super easy and fast. We had showed up at 2:30 for check in and they were able to get us a room quickly. Staff was super friendly and helpful. The pool was down for repairs and the front desk lady had let me know that they were having issues.

This hotel was irreparably bad, though not much worse than you would expect for a hotel at this…read moreprice point. Its location is bizarre (on a road that barely is a road), and I felt the bed was lumpy. The shower was peeling in places, the carpet was stained, the walls were thin, and the cleaning service was unresponsive. The elevator was broken for a night, and the signage that was on it even when it was functioning was very unnerving. Pros: cheap, not terrible, spacious room, very kind front desk staff. There are nicer, newer hotels in El Centro but the price point is unreasonable; if it's just for a night or two, you couldn't do wrong here (unless you died in an elevator crash, of course).

Fabulous spot! This hotel is clean, modern, thoughtful. Tissues in the elevators, lots of charging…read morespots in the room. Bathrooms are large with plenty of counter space. Im showers have sulfate free shampoo and conditioner. Staff is friendly and welcoming. A few little details I would have enjoyed, missing soap (bar/hand soap) in the bathroom and the digital key wasn't working but the front desk informed us and got us a physical key proactively. And there's no coffee creamer in the rooms. No issues, just my pickiness :) I would recommend if you're headed somewhere on the 8 and need a spot to stay. It's warm, comfortable, safe and clean.

Repeat do not stay here I repeat do not stay here. they will steal your shit if you ordered hotel…read moreservice and hotel room service do not stay here if you want your stuff stolen like I spent $1300 worth of clothes and I had all of those clothes stolen and discovered through throughout OfferUp. They are a shitty worth of a part of a hotel. This should not even be a hotel to begin with. This is more like a hotel where you pay good price and you get your shit stolen yeah I see everything on OfferUp that was mine to begin with, and I'll upload screenshots right now.

I am here every week for work, it is the best hotel in El Centro/Imperial area! Miriam and Robert…read moreat the front desk are so helpful with any requested accommodations (room selection and printing services). Everyone I meet at the Cambria has excellent customer service! Plus, their restaurant 1905 directly downstairs has good food so you don't have to leave the hotel for dinner. They also have 4 destination chargers if you drive an EV, it is so nice to charge overnight.

False Advertising. Terrible Management. Zero Accountability…read more We stayed at Cambria Hotel El Centro-Imperial from July 10-13, 2026 with more than 10 Little League families. It was, without question, one of the most frustrating hotel experiences we've had. We reserved a "Suite, 2 Queen Beds, Kitchen (Studio)" through Expedia before another family on our team. They booked the exact same room description through Expedia after we did and were assigned Room 201 a spacious "Suite, 2 Queen Beds, Kitchen (Studio)". Yet we were given Room 220--a standard-sized room with only a kitchenette. No one at check-in mentioned we were being placed in a different room than the one we reserved. The next day my friend stopped by our room and was shocked at the size difference. She said, "I thought we booked the same room. Come look at ours." And that's when we realized we had not received what we paid for. I requested to speak with someone in management and got the unfortunate experience of speaking with Sales Assistant Clarissa instead. She was rude, dismissive, and completely unprofessional. Rather than attempting to resolve the issue, she ended the conversation by telling me to "have the day you deserve." I then requested to speak with the General Manager Todd who was no better. He insisted that "suite," "studio," and "kitchenette" all mean the same thing, while also admitting he charges more for the Suite, 2 Queen Beds, Kitchen (Studio) "because he can." If they're all the same, why would the hotel charge different prices? When Clarissa claimed the hotel doesn't even have suites, I showed Todd a video of one inside his own hotel. He admitted he has been trying to get third-party booking sites to change the room descriptions because they are misleading. The more he contradicted himself, the more visibly nervous he became and he began sweating profusely. When I asked why the descriptions needed to be changed if they all meant the same thing, he then said he wasn't going to argue semantics. The primary issue was Todd's admission of being fully aware of the discrepancy yet refusing to make it right and still continuing to book rooms with the same misleading description. And the problems didn't stop there: * Multiple families had leaking air conditioners. * The indoor pool area's A/C wasn't working. While the temp in Imperial ranged from 105-113 during our entire stay. * The hotel sold breakfast vouchers advertising an all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast, yet they were out of pancake mix for our entire three-day stay. After getting nowhere with management, I disputed the charges with my credit card company because I do not believe we received the accommodation that was advertised and reserved. Cambria didn't just lose one customer--they lost the trust of an entire Little League community. If you're considering staying here, screenshot your reservation, verify your room before unpacking, and don't assume the room you booked is the room you'll receive. Better yet, take your hard earned money elsewhere!

Our favorite hotel in Mexicali. Very clean and rooms are spacious. The staff is friendly and…read moreattentive. Their breakfast is delicious. Is well located with plenty of restaurants and shopping in the same plaza I do wish they had a bar in house.

we were very very very pleased with our visit!…read more The hotel was SPOTLESS and modern, very nice design. The rooms were nice, well designed space, the best features: Microwave, refrigerator, and the soap and conditioner pumps in the shower(so you don't have to ask for five bottles every time you shower), lastly, the availability of baby cribs. The BEST service and what really made this Hotel stay the best was the breakfast. The availability of American foods like, French toast, pancakes, waffles, cereals, pastries, breads, etc was nice but having the Mexican breakfast buffet as well was amazing, chilaquiles, menudo, beans, eggs, etc. this was by far the best breakfast we've had at a hotel. The other half of the star, was the staff, constantly cleaning and taking away dirty plates. My family enjoyed the pool, but noticed there was other services also available, like a gym, laundry room, print center, They also have a 24/7 little store with snacks for purchase. The reception desk was also helpful. (This is where you get your towels for the pool). Next, the location of this hotel, was perfect. It's in a very nice Plaza, with high end restaurants and shops, and for some last night snacks (a 7/11 store). There is parking right in front of the hotel or underground. Lastly, to my embarrassment, about 30 mins after checking out, I realized I had forgotten an item in the room, I called the hotel to explain, and by the time I returned to the hotel, they had nicely packaged up the item and it was waiting for me at the front desk. The staff, the amenities, the food, and the rooms, were perfect. If all hotels are alike Fairfield Mexicali, Marriott has gained a loyal customer.