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"Great location andvalue for the price. Breakfast was very good. The only downside are thin walls. Bad luck if noisy neighbors settle in. "

"Everyone was so friendly at the front desk and very helpful. A very pleasant experience! Thank you!"

"Great room, excellent staff, decent breakfast. Thank you"

"Good location - across the other side of the street is Lake Tahoe. Staff are ok - didn't interact with them much."

"Very convenient location. Staff helpful and attentive."

"Great stay and experience for the price, however the whole floor we were on smelled like weed, even being a non-smoking hotel, my only complaint. The rest was great! "

"Diana at the front desk truly went above and beyond! She was incredibly helpful with any questions or issues I had. When we arrived, the fridge wasn’t cooling, and she quickly came to check it out. Not only did she address the problem right away, but she also suggested other solutions. Her customer service and problem-solving skills were excellent. Because of this level of service, I would definitely return."

"It was a cozy and quiet room. I liked everything, I just prefer breakfast to be a buffet — I think it gives a greater sense of respect to the guest."

"Unlike once in the past, the heater was working. Very important, as it was a very cold night. The water in the shower was consistently hot/warm. Very important, as I freeze easily. There is a motel next to Best Western where you can have an extended stay. I tried it once but the room I got had a very messed up door lock. I lost a lot of time; even the person at the front desk had a hard time getting it open. That was the last time I spent my money there. On the other side of Best Western, is another "Inn" or "Courtyard"? It's a nice layout, but way too expensive. One of their tightwad policies is to charge their customers a fee for parking overnight. No wonder their parking lot is mostly empty. As someone who pays property taxes in Rancho Cordova, I don't have lots of extra money to dish out for hotel rooms. The powers that be are always pushing for more taxes. A new tax request or bond fund measure every other year. BOND: Building Our Next Deficit. I spend so much on taxes that it limits what I can spend on hotel rooms. Thank you for not gouging me on every last cent; like on parking fees!!!!!"