Hill Top Motel

Rented a room for proximately six weeks. The views are great the rooms are very modern only updated beautiful actually. Everything you need with exception. |I had to constantly ask the owner through the Airbnb website only questions I had about long-term stay. About linens, towels, sheets about trashcan ( extra one sine very small) if the laundry cost me or not. They answered the questions but I think I bothered them a lot since in the room there’s no information for long-term stays. |Two pods of coffee and two rolls of toilet paper doesn’t exactly get me through 6 weeks while I’m here. So I did have to go purchase the rest of the coffee and my own toilet paper paper towels etc. needed for long-term stay. | I had an incident with the homeless people and they kept knocking on the door a

Rooms are clean and modern with updated decor. Great place for an extended short-term rental.

The room was $52 a night and not worth it. Ancient carpeting was soiled and smelly. The room reeked of smoke. Ice machine was not working, no response from the office even when I rang the bell 3 times. The owner, Dennis, was very nice and his dog gave us a wonderful greeting. Old fashioned room keys for the door. That sweet dog was the best part of our whole one night stay :-)

We were beat from a long days riding from Death Valley and 100•F temps and found the Hill Top on-line. It is a dated hotel, a symbol of days gone by. The manager was very nice and the room was OK. I call it dated because my parent's house had the same shower controls. We were sitting on the porch taking in the evening air when we looked down and sat a small Gila monster going after some insects in a small shrub bed about 5 feet away. While I enjoy nature as much as the next guy, this thing moved pretty quickly so we felt obliged to move indoors. The price was excellent but the very best part was the very cool neon sign and smaller sign announcing Zenith color TVs in the rooms which must have been a big draw in 1964. Still, it's on Route 66 and that makes it all worthwhile

No frills to be expected here, but lots of nostalgia for those who wish you were on the open road in 1967. Rooms are dated, but cleaned - showers were hot, but not strong. Air Conditioning, TV and Wifi worked well. We just needed a bed for the night and this suited us just fine.