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    4.3 (8 reviews)
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    Adorable fully equipped centrally located Inn with style and cleanliness galore. The best friendly and courteous staff as well.

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    I'm a Silver Elite Bonvoy Member, and I can truly say I loved our stay here at Residence Inn Tustin…read moreOrange County. I arrived a little later then original check in which is at 4PM and upon checking in I informed the front desk clerk Michael, that I needed a room with an oven due to a special dinner I was making. Unfortunately they didn't have the original room ready that I originally booked which was a King 1 Bedroom Suite and due to the inconvenience they upgraded me to a 2 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom Suite. Thank you Michael for your kind commendation. I'll be returning to this location as it was a very nice stay!

    If I could rate this 3.5 stars I would. This isn't a "bad" hotel but it was just a lot of little…read morethings that added up to detract from the experience. - Water pressure was soft in my room and I couldn't find a way to adjust the temperature. Perhaps my ignorance. - It's near a highway and their happened to be construction on the stretch of road riiiiiiiiight behind the hotel. I had a little difficulty going to sleep (to be fair, I'm a light sleeper). - During checkout, a guest in front of me showed up late and was told that company policy is to charge an extra fee for no-show (even though the guest was happy to pay for the prior night he was absent). Seemed really odd to charge a fee since the hotel is making money either way. - "The market" items are somewhat expensive and no prices are listed. The selection was pretty sparse. - One of the elevators had an odd series of vibration when stopping at the floor. Despite that, I enjoyed the experience. All of the staff were super nice and friendly. I'm just not sure it's worth the premium price per night.

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    I am extremely disappointed with my experience at Orange Grove Inn…read more I booked my reservation approximately one month in advance for June 18-24 and received a confirmation email showing those exact dates. As I was traveling internationally from Canada, these dates were planned well in advance and were not flexible. Before traveling, I double-checked my reservation details to ensure everything was correct. When I arrived at the hotel on the evening of June 18, the front desk agent informed me that he could not locate my reservation. After I provided my confirmation email, he searched further and stated that the reservation in their system showed dates of June 17-23 and had been marked as a "no-show" because I did not arrive on June 17. The front desk agent contacted a colleague, who reportedly advised that someone had called the hotel on June 9 claiming to be me and requested that the reservation dates be changed. I never called the hotel to modify my reservation, nor did I authorize anyone else to do so. This raises serious concerns about the hotel's reservation verification procedures. If reservation changes can be made over the phone, there should be sufficient verification measures in place to confirm the identity of the caller before altering a guest's booking, such as asking for the phone number or email on file. To make matters worse, I was charged approximately $160 CAD as a no-show fee due to a situation that was entirely outside of my control. I was informed that the charge was non-refundable. While I understand and respect no-show and cancellation policies-I work in the hair salon industry that also enforces such policies-I do not believe it is reasonable to charge a customer when the issue appears to have resulted from an error in the reservation process and the hotel business rather than any action on the guest's part. The most frustrating aspect of this experience was arriving after an international flight only to discover that I effectively had no accommodation and was left scrambling to find somewhere else to stay. What should have been the start of a relaxing vacation became an extremely stressful and costly situation. I hope management reviews this incident carefully, investigates how my reservation was altered without my authorization, and reconsiders the no-show charge. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this hotel. UPDATE: the hotel called me and told me that they have issued the full refund which is great, but I hope they learned their lesson to be more diligent in terms of modifying/cancelling reservations and verification measures, because being stranded in a different country is not OK and it was a stupid mistake on their end that could've been easily avoided.

    The Orange Grove Inn -- a title that conjures visions of pastoral citrus groves and sun-dappled…read morerepose, yet delivers instead a symposium of indignities. Sedated by its lofty Yelp ratings, I arrived with optimism bordering on naïveté. Mere hours before check-in, however, I received a portentous call: the establishment had indulged in the ancient art of overbooking and inquired whether I might exile myself to a different hotel -- this was notably unaccompanied by compensation, contrition, or even a perfunctory coupon. I declined. The inn itself reclines beside the freeway in what might generously be described as an auditory amphitheater. My room, strategically stationed beside the parking lot, afforded me immersive access to the oratory stylings of late-night congregants and the dulcet hum of interstate transportation. Soundproofing was aspirational. I may as well have resided in a cardboard box on Skid Row. The bedding was laughably minimal: a sheet of ecclesiastical thinness and pillows with the structural integrity of neglected paperbacks. The bathroom featured a lone hair in the sink -- perhaps a memento from a prior pilgrim -- and black grime curating the corners. As I washed my hands, I was visited by a surprise guest: a cockroach scuttling across sink. The following morning, I discovered a foreign toenail clipping nestled in my bed, as though the housekeeping staff had wished to leave me a keepsake. Not to be outdone, some nocturnal arthropod elected to feast upon me in three distinct locales, each bite swelling with concerning severity. Upon checkout, I was informed -- with bureaucratic serenity -- that my failure to summon staff at midnight rendered all grievances retroactively inadmissible. Having merely desired a safe and hygienic sanctuary in which to repose after evenings with friends, I was instead treated to a masterclass in institutional indifference. Compensation remained as mythical as the orange grove itself. In sum: a stay so memorably abysmal it borders on performance art. I shall not return, though I do hope the establishment one day aspires toward cleanliness, humility, and perhaps fewer toenails.

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    I'm a sucker for free breakfast at hotels and boy this one has got a pretty good one. Fully stocked…read morewith eggs, sausage, potatoes and even a pancake maker! Really love that Holiday Inns still give you some decent breakfasts as part of their stays. Rooms are pretty clean and decently spacious. A lot of these OC locations are refurbished so you can tell they're a bit older from the smell but it's not overwhelming as they're well maintained. Front desk Staff is nice enough but not necessarily overly friendly or helpful. Breakfast staff are hard working and super helpful though. I did get a bit nervous about reading other reviews on parking and kept checking my car cameras all night so that kept me anxious but I had nothing to worry about, it was fine. All in all a decent place to stay in the area.

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