This place is cute and the beds are very comfortable, definitely memory foam. There was a mini…read morefridge and two sinks. The fireplace was cute! We had a nice quiet stay and the view of the golf course was great! The continental breakfast was just prepackaged pastries so I wouldn't call that breakfast. Very quaint and worth the price!

Very cozy and right on the golf course. Great nights sleep. Staff was very pleasant. Only…read morerecommendation I have is to please clear away the spider webs from stairwell...

I'm working locally and it's nice to come "home" to the Residence Inn. The entire staff is friendly…read moreand professional, I even had a chance to meet the owner, what a great guy! Their top priority is your comfort and satisfaction, your always greeted with a friendly smile , The check in area to the breakfast area are nice and clean. The breakfast are really good . I stay in a room with a well appointed kitchen and if I do need anything extra this awesome staff tries to help me out the best they can. The beds are super comfortable and the rooms in general are kept very clean. There are very close walking paths that are safe for everyone The staff members are from the area and can recommend a lot of fun activities and good food , even great wines! This hotel constantly gets an A plus! Highly recommended

I loved the agua fresca. The location was near many food choices and Costco the Neghiborhood was…read moresafe, they had also doggie bags and I saw they allowed dogs. Breakfast was good and changed everyday. Also it was free. I loved the kitchen with the baby and how spacious it was. Everyone was friendly and even the owner and cook said hi

Review #1,010 Posted on 9.13.26…read more We came here for our 17th anniversary on Saturday the 29th to stay for the night. This place is kind of unknown and it should be known, it's very nice. It's in Lodi in the cuts, and has this woodsy type of feel to it, serene almost too. The grounds were done really nice, and had tons of space too, very scenic. They've got a few different places on the grounds to eat at, and a huge spa which is my guess the main reason people come to stay here. The spa was very nice and a cool cool experience. The rooms are nice, just a tad odd how close they are to a residential sub division nearby where you can see into peoples yards and whatnot, that part threw me off a bit, kind of takes away from the privacy a bit. That's probably the only thing I would change from this. I would return 100% here.

This was my first visit to the restaurant at Wine & Roses since Appellation Hospitality took over…read more My friends and I have come here for special occasions over the years--most recently in September 2024 for a birthday celebration. Tonight, we returned for another birthday, but the experience was nothing like before. We arrived at 6:10 PM for our 6:15 reservation. Upon entering, the hostess walked right past us with another party, without so much as a "I'll be right with you." Another employee eventually asked if we'd been helped; when we said no, she said she'd find someone. We were finally seated, and our server, Monica, was the bright spot--attentive, friendly, and kept us updated on our food. That food, however, took nearly an hour to arrive, and we watched several tables who were seated after us receive their meals first. When our dishes did come, they arrived in stages--the succotash and salmon first, then the pork chop and gnudi about seven minutes later. Worse, nearly everything was cold and overdone. Pork chop: Unevenly cooked--some parts dry and overcooked, others undercooked. The potato purée was gummy and overworked, though well-seasoned. Salmon: Overcooked and bland; I had to ask for salt and pepper just to add flavor. The corn velouté underneath was unpleasant--the corn kernels were dried out and rock-hard (I circled the pieces I had to spit out in the photo). The beans were burnt, not charred, and tasted bitter and inedible. The succotash was flavorless and had 1/2 cherry tomato poorly executed. Gnudi: The lobster was chewy and overcooked, and the dish was dry--it desperately needed a sauce and a bright note like lemon to bring it together. The only course that delivered was dessert. For the price, the quality was disappointing across the board. Needless to say, we'll be looking for a new spot for our future celebrations.

Martha was a very friendly, lovely hostess. The B&B was quirky. It was a fun experience. The bed…read morewas comfortable. Martha made us a yummy breakfast in the morning. She told some fun and interesting stories. She has a fantastic personality and kept us laughing. Knowing the building is very old, we weren't sure what to expect. It was clean kept and decorated with eclectic items. We had fun exploring the town the following day.

Love this place. Had a great time visiting the town and the owner Martha. We had a great time…read more The cowboy tub was not just relaxing but an awesome place for a photo shoot. Celebrated my 60th birthday in that tub.

I've stayed here twice in two different units and it's perfect for my needs! FYI- They get great…read morereviews on VRBO... The sunsets here are stunning. The large deck is outstanding and we grilled often during our stay. BBQ was easy to use. My BF fished off the deck (allowed) and caught and released 5 fish the first two days. The last day the water Dropped (don't know why) and it was not a good fishing day. The units are all very well appointed and are well designed. Smart TVs, plenty of outlets with USB, etc. full kitchen except oven. Like most places, You'll want to bring any of your own spices or condiments, though there is a good variety of Coffee options provided. The best thing for me is the pet friendly vibe and the separation from other units. If we went to a hotel, My pup would bark every time a door opens. Here, these are free standing bungalows with a good amount of quiet and my dog barked only 1x in 3 days. Woohoo! Everyone wins! Also-- very clean!!!!

Not enough purrs in perfect! We used to live in the Central Valley and came back to celebrate our…read moregranddaughter's birthday. We have never felt such peace and relaxation at any other stay. Loved being by the water, enjoyed the wildlife sounds, and everyone we came in contact with made us feel like the most important people at the Marina. We will definitely see you again at The Bungalows! Thank you!

My boyfriend and I stayed at the University Plaza Waterfront Hotel because we were in town for a…read moreWWE event at the Arena across the street, which made the location absolutely perfect. No need to drive around or worry about parking after watching grown men dramatically suplex each other for our entertainment. Overall, I'd give the hotel a solid 4/5 for the price. The location was great, the hotel had a nice waterfront setting, and for what we paid, I felt like we got a pretty good deal. However, I have one major complaint: THE ROOM WAS HOTTER THAN HELL'S SUMMER VACATION. The AC was set to 65°F, which I assumed meant the room would eventually become a refreshing little refrigerator. Instead, the room apparently decided it was training for the WWE main event. At one point in the afternoon, the temperature climbed all the way up to 80°F. Eighty. Degrees. Meanwhile, the thermostat was sitting there proudly displaying 65°F like it had personally accomplished something. I began to suspect the air conditioner was less of an appliance and more of a decorative wall ornament. At that point, I was sweating harder than the wrestlers across the street. Aside from the room temperature saga, we had a good stay and enjoyed the convenience of being directly across from the Arena. For the price, I'd stay here again, but next time I'm bringing a thermometer, a portable fan, and possibly a small team of HVAC technicians.

In spite of the nice staff on site, I will never stay again as it is IMPOSSIBLE to communicate with…read morehotel owner's management. To book a room you have to download a third-party APP, take photos of your drivers license, and provide every bit of personal information - and then have to do it again - and again - as the app is glitchy. Then when trying to send email, all bounces. When trying to fill out the online form, it continues to put up blocks and not recognize any of the reservation numbers that were given to me so won't send. The corporation wants NO feedback and NO communication from customers about these difficulties.

We have been camping here for several years now. Almost don't want to share it with you guys.Just…read morespent a long Father's Day weekend here. We came with our large extended family, we had 7 levy sites together. The showers and restrooms are exceptionally clean and centrally located. They have a great little restaurant, with a nice deck overlooking the beach and live music on weekends. Every employee we've had contact with is kind and courteous. It's a lovely spot.

We've stopped here several times and unfortunately had multiple negative experiences…read more One visit, we stopped while driving home from the lake with our boat. We parked as far forward as possible so the vehicles on either side would have room to back out. The owner approached without greeting us or suggesting an alternative and said his employees needed to walk around the boat to access storage that was across the way from the restaurant because we were pulled too far forward. I explained why we had pulled forward and offered to move, he said nothing in response. The interaction was uncomfortable, so we left. The last two times we tried to launch our boat, we were told there was no parking available. It's frustrating to have a boat launch without practical parking for customers using it. After these experiences, it feels as though customers are more a burden than welcome guests. Unfortunately, we've consistently felt unwelcome and won't be returning.

It was October 2023, and I had booked 2 nights in a studio in Lodi to attend a very special…read moreoccasion, our niece's wedding that was to be in Stockton, the lovely chapel at UOP. I had hunted for atypical lodging, hoping to find something away from the typical Stockton hotel offerings that would also not wipe out my bank account. I found this property using an app called Agoda, and it was reasonably priced. The property is located in a very rural area just south of the small California town of Lodi. It was surrounded by vast farmlands, orchards, vineyards, great oaks, and the 99 freeway (which happily you can not hear). Very scenic, safe, and low key. First impression. From the streetside view, there was a cute, non-pretentious farmhouse on a huge plot of land with a lush front lawn, graced with ancient trees. The entrance to the property requires first getting out of your car, manually opening a huge swinging gate on rollers, then rolling it back again once you've passed through. We had to drive past the main house, because our studio was on the backside of the property. Our exclusive entrance was a bit difficult to figure out at first, a small wooden gate that appeared to have had a sign on it once-upon-a-time. And once we got inside the back gate, the large backyard was not pretty. Disappointingly minimalist, it consisted of lots of dry grassy areas, a covered, cemented patio with a couple of old patio tables and chairs, and a small portable bbq. According to their Rules of the House, they make it quite clear that their property is not to be used as a "party" house. No big gatherings with outdoor summer bbqs. This was solely for the guests themselves, with warnings of $$$ penalties for not abiding. My guess is they have security cameras to enforce their rules. Ours was called Studio V. This room accommodates 2 adults only. It is a spacious, very clean room, furnished with only one small upholstered chair, a desk and wooden chair, and a cafe table with two metal chairs. Not particularly cozy or comfortable. As far as other amenities, there was a tv that was actually useless, a tiny refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, hair dryer, a wall mounted air conditioner unit, a remote controlled ceiling fan, and an electric heater that resembled a small fireplace. There is a walk-in shower with a stationary shower head and a large walk-in closet. Unfortunately, our arrival did not go smoothly. First, we had a problem getting into our room. There is no one manning the property on site, just an informative email sent to me with details on how to get in. The room has a separate outdoor entry, and was supposed to be left unlocked. The cleaning lady apparently forgot and locked our door, after laying the key on the desk inside. Ooops. What made it worse was that I did not have the manager's, Gary's, phone number. That essential info was also supposed to be found on the desk, yes, inside our (locked) room. It was sheer luck that the front cottage was occupied and that guest came to our rescue, gave me a number to call...which went straight to voicemail. But all's well that ends well...Gary called me back after a short wait, apologizing profusely, and guided me on how to access a spare key in a lock box. Thus, we were "in", yay, found our key and the instructions and The House Rules, right where they said they would be. And then, there it was - a giant 4-poster bed looming in the middle of the room. This may have been a trend-setting bed set at some time in history, but for me, a diminutive 5'2" with a bad knee, I really could have used a pair of stilts or a full body slingshot to get me into it. My husband is not that much taller. That said, the bed ended up being quite comfortable once you figured out how to launch yourself into it. But the terror for us aged shorties was real each time we got in or out. So, not done yet. There was one more challenge we had to face. As in the poorly planned outdoor lighting. While not a problem during daylight hours, once it got dark, it was another story. There were no driveway lights until you got up to the front house, just lots of deep shadows from the surrounding ancient trees. As I walked back to the house after closing the front gate, it was so pitch black that I could barely see the ground until I reached the front house. And once I passed the house, it was darkness all over again. Thank goodness for the flashlight feature on my phone to get me to our back entry. We later discovered there were security lights that should have detected our movement, but the most critical ones only detected us once we literally stood underneath them. No bueno. While there were many well thought out amenities for this secluded little studio, in all honesty, it was not as idyllic as I had envisioned. I can look back on this now, and chuckle. But for all those reasons, I would have to say I would have to take a pass on a 2nd visit.

I just got back from a weekend getaway with my fiancé and we loved this spot! Our chihuahua did…read moretoo! There's a lot of space in the backyard (it's shared but no one stayed at the studio that weekend). The cottage is super cute, clean, and cozy. The wineries were close to the cottage as well. There's a Sprouts and others convenient stores only a mile away.