Rohnert Park Hotel Guide - Cheap Hotels in Rohnert Park, California

"It was great! Parking was plentiful. Very large lot!. Staff was kind and efficient. The only but I put on this property is that the power sockets didn't keep any power chord in. It would fall out and stop charging. The only ones that held were in the bathroom. Ither than that. I had no issue. Pros: plenty of parking Friendly staff Large property On-site restaurant Nice pool/ jacuzzi Pool table."

"When I arrived the front desk staff refused to swipe my credit card when the chip wouldn't pick up, she said she wasn't allowed because people had desputed their charges, not sure how that's relevant to how you run it. There were no towels in the room at all and the room smelled like old food"

"Needs updating my room had bugs flying around the bathroom"

"Pros - Beautiful decor/architecture. Convenient walking distance to shops, restaurants and transportation in the historic downtown Railroad district. Very helpful staff. Restaurant/bar conveniently located on site. Free WiFi. Available parking. Cons - Large homeless population in vicinity. Restaurant not affiliated with hotel so no room service availability and closes early. Slow/weak Wifi. Parking is offsite about half a block away and not totally secure. Depending on how you book your reservation, you may have to pay an additional $15.00 per night for parking or you can chance finding a spot on the street for free. Somewhat busy intersection so be prepared for street traffic noise which subsides later in the evening. Overall, Cons aside, we had a nice stay."

"Bad"

"Outstanding! The property is gorgeous. Our room was wonderful. The bed was very comfortable and luxurious. the breakfast was delicious. I wish we could have stayed longer!"

"Amazing!"

"Pool was closed but the lounge bar area was nice, the bartender Andy poured heavy. Food was decent."

"Please do not book this place. The photos on Expedia are outdated. The whole place is a dumpster! They are selling outside the rooms old furniture and even old window frames for $25,$50 dollars. We stayed one night and we asked for an extra towel and they have a cardboard box full of towels and toilet paper in the middle of the office together with groceries they try to also sell. This place should be closed down by the city. It’s a hazardous environment! "