Rancho Cucamonga Hotel Guide - Pacific Electric Trail hotels in Rancho Cucamonga, United States of America.

"I love the energy their all the staff were very understanding and I enjoyed the property family oriented my daughter had space to walk freely. It's really peaceful "

"The breakfast was really good we had fresh eggs,bacon, potatoes, and waffles "

"Wonderful stay at the hotel. Very clean rooms and no issues with the staff. Very friendly peopl"

"I am so picky about staying at hotels Most of the times they are not very clean just mediocre but this hotel had very clean rooms, spotless! Bed sheets smell so fresh and clean, bathrooms clean, room smelled clean. Staff was friendly and helpful. Very impressed. Will come back and stay here again"

"It was really nice. My bf and I were drinking a bit and needed a place to stay for the night. Worked wonderfully"

"Loved the experience "

"I like it very clean most of the time peaceful the workers in office are really nice good hospitality good attentive "

"Staff was very friendly and knowledgeable."

"I really wanted to like this property. Unfortunately it wasn't very clean, the couch has stains there's cobwebs, the corners are all dirty and the baseboards. The fancy shower doesn't function really in the fancy way it's just a standard shower none of the extra shower heads work there's knobs missing and levers so try to get it to even change the temperature is extremely difficult. I emailed the host twice before the day we arrived if there was an iron and an ironing board available and I got no response. There's an iron there's no ironing board and the iron leaks. The bathroom was just covered in like hard water stains on everything even the mirror wasn't clean enough to see your reflection without getting a towel and really having to polish it. And the house is tiny like maybe 800 square feet the pictures make it look bigger. That didn't bother me as much it's not that big of a deal. And you can tell that all of the work that was done to upgrade this house was most likely not done by a licensed contractor but someone who calls himself a handyman and then takes sloppy shortcuts. And it's part of a duplex and there's no yard that's functional."