Hotels near The Plaza North Shopping Center, Petaluma

you can't go wrong with a BW. Although some are more swank than others, generally depending on location This an OK location, and the service was good even though they were really busy. The single room was just this side of tiny. The bathroom was way small, like step outside to change your mind small , There was good water pressure and lots of ”right now” hot water. The breakfast area is way too small for the location, so I'd get there early as you can. There was adequate parking, and the location is just a short distance from a Target and it's friends.

The best Hampton inn that I have visited, so beautiful, clean and modern. The customer service was amazing. The hotel has two lines more than Three Star hotel, definitely I will come back I want to be more than one night. Besides it's located in a very calm zone.

The breakfast is simple but the quality is very high. The room is small but very clean. There is an iron hanger brand shower gel shampoo body lotion. The environment is very style and special. The fireplace in the hall is very lively and has a strong price and is invincible.

It's right inside the airport, and all aspects are good, but it's a double room but only one set of bath towels is placed, and there is no free parking lot, parking is quite expensive, 246 pesos a day.

The hotel is large in scale, close to the highway, and the old-fashioned North American style pier and berth buildings are very eye-catching. The hardware is quite satisfactory, the rooms are clean and tidy, overnight parking is charged, and most reservations do not include breakfast, but there is a commercial dining area, breakfast cafe, and even a delicious Chinese restaurant within six or seven minutes' drive.

We stayed over for only one night to visit family. Our room was perfect for us and gave us everything we needed for our one night. I particularly enjoyed the presence of a small dining booth. Being a retro nut, this really appealed to me with its charm and was unexpected. Our only problem was, of all things, the mattress! Though extremely comfortable, it slid on the surface of its pedestal. We were not aware of its movement until my husband awoke during the night with intense back pain, as he had fallen asleep sitting up while our mattress was traveling south! Because I was laying down, I didn't notice our slow voyage. Our one and only suggestion would be to somehow secure mattresses to prevent Guests from inadvertently moving them. Even so, we would definitely stay there again, due to the location for our needs, cleanliness and charming room touches.

It's always nice to stay at new hotel. Everything is new and I particularly like the design of having small night stands next to each side of both queen size beds (bigger one in the middle). Everyone has outlet to charge the phone including one wireless charger alarm clock (on my son's side). He just put his phone on top of it for charging, very cool! Home2 does not have stove like Homewood, but you can use microwave. We didn't cook anyway. We had dinner both nights in the hotel room. Sitting comfortably on the sofa with nice big table. We watched movie and enjoyed delicious Thai and Japanese food from nearby restaurants both walking distance. Great experience! Will come back again if need to visit the place.

Our travel group landed in Oakland, and on the way to Petaluma, our rental car was broken into in Oakland, including our clothes, toiletries, luggage, computers. We arrived to quality Inn late on Friday night. We checked in with Aaron at the front desk. We had asked if there were any 24 hour convenience stores where we can buy toiletries and after hearing our story, he gathered all the toiletries that he could provide us with, and that got us through our long weekend in Petaluma/Napa/Sonoma. The location of quality inn is close to the industrial area of Petaluma and near a lot of breweries (Henhouse and Lagunitas) . A lot of the breweries in that location tend to close early but you are just a 10 minute drive from downtown Petaluma. Petaluma is close-ish to Sonoma and Napa as long as you factor in traffic, it’s definitely worth the value if you don’t want to stay in Napa proper, especially during peak seasons (other hotels in napa proper were over $1000 for 3 nights!). The parking lot has a lot of EV chargers. I never felt unsafe at this hotel, but I did notice a number of homeless looking people wandering the street next to the hotel, but police were always on patrol. We got the king suite, which actually has a separate living space area with a bar top and microwave and mini refrigerator. Having the space was really nice, even though we were just 1 couple. The room itself isn’t very modern but it was clean. And as long as you are not going to spend your entire time in the hotel, it’s totally worth it. They also provide a continental breakfast in the mornings and a pool. We didnt use it but families with kiddos were always there. Definitely worth the money during peak travel seasons in Sonoma and Napa.