What a wonderful spot to stay in King City. The property and rooms are well cared for and the…read moreowner/operators are so sweet! They have owned the property for over 20 years and I was pleasantly surprised how much I enjoyed the checkin process and large room that had many amenities. The bed and pillows were so comfy! My room was 47 that was upstairs with a big king bed! Great night sleep... And, I left my earrings there and they were so nice to have found them and mailing them back to me. I am so grateful. And, they have the most amazing beautiful plants in their lobby surrounded by memorabilia that warmed my heart for a tired traveler. It's not easy to run a business and property like this. I appreciated my stay very much.

Don't do it! Buckets of problems…read more The ice machines non-operational The hot tub is not maintained nor heated The shower valve distributes an abundance of scalding hot water exclusively no cold in the shower There's a number of walking hazards walking between the room and the office I tripped on a plumbing fixture that's about 9 in vertical off the floor next to the walk way. Keefer's inn is a experience revolving around negative equity

Clean, cramped, recently remodeled bathroom. Single-story, enclosed parking lot…read more We were a little apprehensive about staying here, since there is no marketing, no web page, no posted prices, etc. but as it is higher rated (and deservedly so) than the Soledad hotels and also fairly close to Pinnacles National Park, we wanted to give it a try. If you think about staying here, ask for prices when you call. I called a few days ahead to make a reservation - no problem. We got there about 3 pm, rang the doorbell at the locked office door (quickly answered by the owners), checked in, and left our suitcases and a cooler in the room. Fairly big refrigerator right inside the door. Nicely painted room, two queen beds, not much room to spare around the beds. Didn't explore much before heading off to Pinnacles and dinner. We returned after dark, and chatted with another couple who had stumbled - almost literally - on the place while driving from Arizona to Seattle. They had just exited 101, and drove up Broadway until they found this place. We got into our room, and settled in. No evidence whatsoever of bugs in the room, our main fear. The mattress was comfortable, the A/C worked, the flat-panel TV worked (Spectrum cable). Not an overabundance of free electrical outlets, but we managed to find enough to charge our phones and plug in our laptop. The bathroom had been recently remodeled, with a new sink, new countertop, new mirror, and evidently a newly tiled shower enclosure with 1950s teal and peach colors - cheery! No exhaust fan, but a screened window that opened onto the sidewalk of the street outside, fortunately deserted at 10 pm. The towel hooks look like they came from Temu, though, pretty insubstantial, and won't last long. The internet, as others have mentioned, worked flawlessly, far better than Marriotts we've stayed at. There is an ice machine in a corner of the parking lot. We were charged $100 in August of 2026 for the room. Quite a bargain .

the price was right; that's about it. the room was updated ... sometime in the 1990s. everything…read moreseemed cheap and worn. one washcloth, one hand towel, one plastic cup for two people to share. not exactly hospitality at its best.

The staff including house keeping and owners were more than gracious to me and my service canine…read morenamed Hank the Tank. Not the Ritz, clean, quiet and comfortable. Thanks again for a nice stay. Major Mike Reisman Maj-Ret RN CS FNP

We did not enjoy staying at this hotel. The lobby and the room was tired and dirty. It needs a…read morecomplete renovation. The sink in the bathroom would not drain because the stopper was broken and the toilet would not flush properly. It took about 5 minutes to get hot water to run in the tub. Our room was all the way down at the back near the Utility or Storage room where we heard loud banging in the evening between 7 and 8 PM. When we went to check out at the front desk, the woman did not even ask how our stay was. At least we were provided a roof over our heads and a bed to sleep in.

Really needs to be a 3.5. Easy to find, but close to 101 so there is highway noise. Our room was…read morepretty clean (some hair on the bathroom floor) not a very comfortable mattress but I am not a great sleeper. Seems like the rooms are just being redone (some improvements present, fridge was fine, things worked) and reaching the point where they need to be redone (moldy tub caulking, laminate floor failing at heavy traffic points, old vanity rather beaten up) at the same time. Office staff was OK, a little curt, but there was high check in traffic when we arrived. Plenty of parking. Internet speed was good. Never did find the ice or vending machines.

Absolutely disgusting worst hotel I ever stayed in. Everything in the room was filthy, and stained…read more Whoever does the cleaning for the rooms does not do their job. Do not stay here!

It's a dump for what they charge. They gouge AIDSLifeCycle because they are close to the campground.read more

For around $50/night you can bring your own towels and some liquid plumber. You can test your…read moresidesaddle equestrian skills on the toilet with the broken seat. There are alternatives in this city. Use any of them. Breakfast was a joke.

Room was clean enough, sheets were clean, bed was comfy. That was about it for positive…read moreexperiences. Fan in the bathroom sounded like it was going to rattle off the wall; we had 2 bars of soap- no shampoo or any other amenities; the pillows were terrible, and when I asked for two more, the host was rude and told me "I can't leave the desk unattended. There's just no way." How far away are these pillows, I wondered? Won't be staying here again, that is for sure.

We booked a room here at this hell hole as a last resort for June 2nd this year and ended up…read morecancelling within the cancellation policy as stated in the email we received 'Cancellation Policy We look forward to seeing you! If you must change plans, you can cancel for free until no later than 6PM local motel time on Monday, June 02, 2025' We cancelled at 3pm. Well within the cancellation policy as stated in the confirmation email. These greedy thieves went ahead and charged us anyway and are refusing to refund it. I've had to complain to Motel 6 Head Office and also request a chargeback on my card. I will never trust another Motel 6.

Bryson Hesperia Unguided hunt: I am not often compelled to…read morewrite yelp reviews, but I feel I should this time because this is a unique type of hunt. One I have been searching for 3 years; a trip that gives a true HUNTING experience, with the scales tipped in our favor.. But, I think it is important to clarify a few things. It goes without saying; you have to question all good and bad ratings. I guess sometimes it comes down to what we expect going in... Did we book the type of trip that we meant to? Do I want a hunting trip or a shopping trip? Funny, I looked at the reviews after booking the trip.. I wonder if some people would have better off asking for a fully guided option? I am writing this because I have booked a few trips for my son when he was 14 thru 15 and we didn't get what we wanted.. Sure, we killed pigs, but not HOW we wanted them. We wanted to HUNT them. Despite trying to get fully guided trips set up as a glassing and stalking hunt, It seems every fully guided trip we booked felt like shopping with a rifle. For my Son's 16th birthday, I found Bryson and after talking with Deedy, it sounded like a fit. My son wanted a true hunting experience, not a killing expedition. For what it is worth, he is an accomplished long distance shooter with match wins against adults under his belt. So the goal was not just squeezing the trigger, but learning scent management, tracking and stalking. From my booking and participating in shared lease properties, I am going to attempt to split pig hunting in California into 3 rough categories. Fully Guided and "Guaranteed", BLM or Club leased hunts (without any guidance) and those with trespassing fees on private property. The most popular, seem to be the fully guided and guaranteed pig hunts (I'll lump trophy hunts into these). The hunts are often sold as 2-1/2 days or until you get a pig. The sole focus seems to be to get the "customer" a pig FAST. Covering a lot of ground and often rustling/wrangling the pigs with the truck or smaller off road vehicle until the guide can position the client to jump out and shoot a pig at close range is the strategy. This to me and my son, felt like an amusement park ride, not really hunting as EVERYTHING is done for you.. If this is what your looking for then don't cheap out and buy the unguided or semi-guided hunting package. Ask for a FULLY guided trip. For those true hunters, people who really know what they are doing, know how to find active pigs, then maybe BLM or a club is a better fit. BLM or club leased property is often were you rely on many personal scouting trips and already really know what your doing or just get stupid lucky. This can be a very humbling experience, if you relying on luck. I've had a share lease, with no pigs all year.. Lastly, for those that know how to handle a firearm, want to hunt not have a glorified shopping experience, but want to tip the scales in your favor, private property with known pig populations are a great blend. But at the end of the day, if you are up wind and/or loud, maybe just are having bad luck, you will not see a pig. If the fresh sign are there, so are they. But after all, it is hunting. This is the challenge we asked for and were looking for.. So we booked the unguided (semi-guided) trip with Bryson Hesperia. So after all this, if you had managed to stay with my rambling, Dede took us us out and gave a quick but highly valuable review of how to spot recent pig actively. The next morning, we saw a lot of pigs and shot a very large one. Deedy taught my son how to process the pig taking a lot of time skinning ect. Soon after, we returned for the evening hunting session were had a couple of other opportunities at close range on large sows. We passed, looking for a bigger boar, (we had a 125qt Yeti cooler already full). Even if we didn't shoot or see pigs, all the signs were there, as Dede said they would be. It was up to us to manage our scent, noise and hunting strategy. If we blew it, we would not have seen much-less came home with a LARGE HOG.

Went turkey hunting in April with 4 friends. It was a semi guided hunt, but Deedy had obviously…read morebeen scouting the area prior and put us in good spots. 3 of the 4 of us got birds. Saw pigs roaming on the property as well, but missed the chance to get one. I plan on going back for turkey, pigs, or both.

no phone, AC, shampoo, ice machine, remote control!! But it's cheap lolread more