Ashland Hills Hotel & Suites and Convention Center

Extremely clean! No smells. Stayed twice over past week on way to and from California. Used accessible room the first time but freeway traffic can be heard so used regular inside room the second time which was more quiet. Accessible room’s air conditioner was newer and digital. Both rooms equipped with small microwave oven and small refrigerator for drinks. On site restaurant. This past weekend the yearly Chocolate Festival was held here. Would stay again on next trip. Highly recommend.

We have stayed 4 separate times from Thanksgiving week to just after Christmas traveling from home to California. The location is great being next to the freeway. The property and grounds are nice. We traveled with our two dogs—which makes me wish that the floors were vinyl instead of carpet, it’s probably pretty gross. The rooms are large, our tv, microwave and fridge worked. My one huge complaint is the beds, they are hit or miss on comfort. The last one I slept in was sagging and I could hear the coils in the mattress. It was so uncomfortable that I probably got about 3 hours of sleep. They really need replacing. ||We will most likely stay at another hotel for our next trip due to this.

Stayed 1 night enroute to southern CA from WA. Booked on recommendation of friend. Easy check-in, huge clean room, comfortable beds, hot shower with great water pressure, double sink, and a nice view of hills. 5 mins off of I-5 and a short drive to center of town. Loved the retro vibe. Would definitely stay here again.

Positive: Very charming style and clean. Staff extremely kind. Beds comfortable and great location for our needs. Negative: Walls seem thin. Sounded like the people above us were stomping when they got up at 5am and baby next door crying was like they were in the room with us. I know the hotel can't control how loud people are.

My second time there for an event. Did not stay in a room. Very nice venue for bigger events. This time was JPR (Jefferson Public Radio) wine tasting fundraiser. Happy to be a supporter of Public Radio. It was a bit confusing to find right exit to correct parking lot. It would be handy to have parking lots named, like A, B, C and small signs at doors saying exit to A, B, C. Entry wasn't well-marked. We followed another person wandering. We crossed a little bridge and went upstairs to sign in. When we left, we went down same stairway and out the door, but couldn't find the bridge. (No, we didn't have too much alcohol.) We wandered around and finally found the bridge and way to our dark gravel parking spot. It added to the adventure.