San Joaquin Hotel

I had been staying at the Fresno San Joaquin for years, it used to be great. Clean affordable rooms with breakfast service in the morning. Great! However the family sold out to a Best Western and immediately I could tell something major changed before I got my room. The grounds were always well managed, but today it was completely unkept, dying shrubs, garbage in thrown about. Then I noticed a guy without a shirt standing by his room smoking, he was loaded with prison tats. Later that evening I came back only to be greeted by 4 police cars in the front. The next evening with a few friends visiting me there noticed several drug deals going on in the parking lot and *******. We watched a guy running in with Samsung TV box, it got worse, even our front desk person said, "It's like this every single night! I wanna get out of here!" ....in short, the San Joaquin Hotel in Fresno is no longer the same with their new owners. Best Western have simply trashed a once great family owned hotel. Very sad.

You’d have a better time sleeping in your car. Room was filthy and, worse, unbelievably noisy in the middle of the night, due to some machinery in the walls and ceiling. Staff couldn’t or pretended not to hear it, nor would they have been qualified to fix it. Manager, Henry Patel, was asked to make it right and steadfastly refused. Offered to a) force an elderly man to pack all his things and move rooms again at midnight or b) tell him to F off and go to another hotel. I ended having to book a second room and pay for it just to get a few hours sleep. Did I mention filthy? It’s an absolute rathole of a hotel, do not stay.

Très belle chambre d’hôtel, Une literie très confortable. Petite piscine pour ce rafraîchir après une dure journée quelques bémoles : Peux d’isolation Donc bruit des voisins, certains membres de l’hôtel désagréable. Petit déjeuner servi dans un sac Car pas de lieu pour manger.

Un hôtel vieillot qui mériterait un bon rafraîchissement. Le jacuzzi était hors service et la piscine extrêmement sale, personne n’a osé s’y aventurer. Le réceptionniste ne retrouvait pas notre réservation et nous a dit qu’il ne pouvait rien faire (hôtel réservé depuis des mois) il a quand même cherché un peu plus sur son ordinateur et a fini par nous trouver. Les hôtels aux États Unis demandent une caution pour chaque nuit d’hôtel. Ici 200$ et c’est le seul hôtel de nos 15 jours sur place qui a effectivement débité les 200$(recredité quelques jours plus tard). Le petit déjeuner est soi-disant inclus. Il n’y a pas de salle de restaurant et on vous proposera un petit déjeuner à emporter composé d’un jus de pomme tiède et de deux barres granola (« parce qu’ils sont en rupture de stock sur les autres produits). Bref il s’agit de publicité mensongère. Seul point positif: literie assez confortable et chambre très grande mais il y a sans doute bien mieux à Fresno.