Travelers Inn

I understand you get what you pay for. However, I paid $85 per night for this room it was missing a dresser drawer two of the lights do not work, the smoke detector was disconnected. I believe there is mold on the bathroom ceiling and the bathroom towels were stained yellow. Furthermore the website description stated they had a restaurant on base on-premises and that was incorrect, also it stated they had flat screen TVs in every room however I am looking at a 55 60 lb tube TV. Also the bedroom door doesn't have proper security latches, add the door does not close all the way.

My father and I stayed 2 nights at this hotel. Not impressed at all. It was cheap and convenient but beyond that I can't think of any positives. First problem is I called on the phone to inquire about pricing and availability. I was quoted 180.00 for 3 nights. Upon arrival I was supposedly misunderstood and had only been quoted for a single bed. Then while standing at the desk the price changed 3 times. Yes this should have been enough to say run but we didn't. The one was sub par. Dingy stained walls, crappy 20 inch box TV, self exfoliating bath towels, and the list goes on. ||To some it up don't bother with this Motel obviously the only thing the owners care about maintaining is there new Mercedes in the driveway.

The staff was pleasant and friendly. The room was clean, a little outdated with an older TV. A glitch with the cable, was promptly fixed. No hair dryer. There was apples and package Danish for the free breakfast . Being diabetic I brought my own morning snack. Which is fine. The coffee great. Orange juice too. For the price it was worth it. I would stay again and bring my own hair dryer. 🙂

This room that the motel gave me was horrible, the bathroom was dirty, the toilet was mostly clogged, the door didn't lock and I didn't feel safe in here. Another reason why I rated this motel a 1 star is because the motel basically didn't have any lights except the lamps on the tables. Also, the electronics in here such as the television and the microwave didn't work most of the time. I wouldn't recommend this motel to anyone who is passing by and is near Manteca.

This is a budget accomodation option that I have used more than once on the way from SFO airport to Yosemite National Park. You can certainly make that drive in 4 hours or so but after a transatlantic flight you will likely be delayed getting out of San Francisco's eternal rush hour and negotiating the freeways as darkness and exhaustion sets in is not fun. Better to stay a night in Manteca, about halfway on Hw120. Next morning,refreshed, you can stock up on trail provisions and hiking equipment for your trip. All the required outlets are within a few minutes drive; Walmarts, Safeway, Big 5 Sporting etc||||The Travellers Inn is ideally situated on Yosemite Ave without any noisy road intersections nearby. Sure it looks a little tired and spartan from the kerbside but the reception and check