Bakersfield Hotel Guide - Kern County Fairgrounds hotels in Bakersfield, United States of America.

"I absolutely loved my stay at Motel 6 Bakersfield Convention Center. The location is surprisingly peaceful, with barely any traffic, which made for an incredibly restful night—I slept like a bear. One of the biggest perks is the huge selection of dining options nearby, including one of the nicest Starbucks I’ve ever seen right across the street. Super convenient. The internet was fast and reliable, which is always a big deal for me. The staff was amazing as well—after 1am, I went downstairs looking for a vending machine, and a very kind staff member was right there to help me. Bonus points for having energy drinks available—I was thrilled. Five stars across the board. This will definitely be my go-to spot every time I’m traveling between Los Angeles and Sacramento. "

"First off it was dirty second there was roaches and the a/c dint even get cold I was sweating the whole night and the door deadbolt didn’t even lock. Haven’t even gotten my refund yet .. terrible "

"Room was absolutely one of the best I’ve stayed in!"

"Cockroaches galore! Seriously sat there and watched them, more than 10, crawling from under the door, crawling on the headboard while you’re sleeping. Nasty "

"Clean room. Good breakfast options. "

"Room wasnt cleaned properly stuff under the bed but staff was friendly and the location was perfect."

"We enjoy staying at the Padre when visiting family in Bakersfield. It’s a Bakersfield institution, and dog friendly. The rooms are big and comfortable. "

"We have been here before and it was very good The area around this property is not good The hotel is safe but starting to feel dated. Love the room layout "

"This property is old and needs updating. It has bare minimum furnishings. No Refrigerator, No collapsible or rigid luggage rack, 3 towels for 2 adults for 2 nights, dirty, bathroom floor, dirty windows, bare minimal if non existing any longer the feeling of "Welcome". This was the nicest HI at one time. Now? not so much. And the addition of the 7/11 style store in the lobby with overpriced junk food made our stay more like a cheap motel. There are a lot of less expensive hotels close by that are new and welcoming... No longer worth the effort, hassle and/or expense. The Loyalty to the Holiday Inn system has gone away after this weekend."