Viking Motel

The room was clean, but there was no hair dryer, no iron, not even a chair. Less than 1/2 a roll of toilet paper for a 3-day stay. While asking for more T.P, I asked also about getting a chair, was told the non-smoking rooms are too small for a chair (?) Also the overhead light in the room is on a timer so it goes out after 5 minutes. I had to get up to turn it back on about 60 times in 3 days. On the plus side, rooms are clean, water is hot, nicely kept grounds, I had a small fridge and microwave. Staff is friendly. But I would instead stay at the Budget Inn next time.

Everything about this hotel is great! I was working in Stockton, CA for about 6 months and this is where I chose to stay while I was in the area. Even though it was 20 minutes from the shop I was a contractor at, it was worth the drive. It's a family owned place and the couple that run it are super nice. And....I first was staying at the I5 Inn in Stockton. Sooooo ghetto. This place is alot cheaper and I didn't have to worry about getting my car broken into. It's a quite area at night. And they don't charge for Internet either. They have regular single and double rooms with refrigerators and microwaves, as well as rooms with kitchenettes. And at a good price. When I do more work in Stackton, this is where I'll stay again!

We were looking for something off the beaten path. This place was great. We had a quiet room toward the back, very clean and tastefully put together. I liked the furniture, had a comfortable sitting chair, and a beautiful yucca plant growing right outside our window. We went to breakfast right down the street at the Hollywood cafe, for a great and reasonable breakfast. We loved our stay at the Vikings Motel. They even have a basketball hoop out for kids to play.

Sparkling clean, with newish furniture, and no marks on the walls or floors - probably we had a recently renovated room. Compared to the chains at nearly double the price, the room is small, but has all we need for a one-night stay, and it is tremendously convenient to be parked steps from the door. If all independents were like this, we would rarely stay at the big chains.||||This could not have been a better independent hotel, so 5/5 rating. But don't confuse it with places that cost over $100/night.

We were on our way from San Diego to Portland and picked Lodi as a halfway point. We booked this hotel a few days before we left San Diego and the price was certainly right for "just an overnight". ||||The hotel called us the day of the booking to make sure we were coming (we had a late arrival), and we believe this was due to not many rooms available.||||We showed up, it was easy to find and the room we were given was the handicap accessible room. The room was big, the bathroom had lots of room and the beds were hard as the tile floor. The room was clean and fit our family just fine, and everything was great except for the mattresses (they need to be traded for something more "comfortable".