Hotels near INLAND EMPIRE MILITARY MUSEUM, San Bernardino

This Motel 6 was the scariest place I have ever stayed. The premises and parking area were filthy with garbage. The guests that stayed there were borderline homeless. There was no microwave, hairdryer, shampoo or conditioner and no coffee maker. I believe they were not provided because guests probably steal them. We had enough bath towels for 2, but not enough hand or washclothes. The bedding had burn marks on them. I do believe the room was clean, but that was it. I would not stay here again or even in the city of San Bernardino. Check in was through a walk up slot, not inside the lobby.

GSR James and Andrew at night were great everything was great The property was quite and peaceful thank you will be back GSR Alicia and manager dolores were great in the morning made our stay feel at home and we really appreciated that we recommend you to stay here

Nice and quite guest laundry ice machine close to freeway close to ****** pet friendly

The hotel is a little further to the west in Redlands. The surroundings are very quiet, not far from Route 10. It only took me an hour or 15 minutes to drive to Santa Monica. It is really comfortable to sleep, that is, there are two bottles of water from staying to leaving! A bit stingy. To be honest, I do n’t like LA very much, there are a lot of things to eat, drink and play, just a little less nostalgia. The hotel's value for money is still very high, compared to more than a thousand motels, I think it is still good

The state was wonderful the parking could’ve been a little bit better, but I know they worked with what they had. Everything was still under construction so I know it’s going to be grand afterwards. The inside was beautiful the room was clean everything was talk nicely I couldn’t have asked for anything to be more perfect gorgeous room bathroom and kitchen.

The kitchen that was the main reason I book this hotel, and she didn’t disappoint. I had everything I needed ! I loved the complimentary dinner and breakfast offered (dinner mon-wed I believe) also the laundry room. The parking was awful haha but no complaints here luckily everything else outshined that also the front desk woman was very sweet and made me feel comfortable I wish I could remember her name but I know her last name was 3 letters long :

I really like staying at this hotel. The only one downfall is the continental breakfast is expensive. Not worth it at all. The pool is really large enough for multiple families to enjoy. The rooms can be upgraded. But overall it's nice to stay with fam.

This is the second time I have stayed in this hotel. The staff in their house are very kind and enthusiastic. There does not seem to be a twin room. Only a large bed, with a foldable sofa bed. But the quality of the sofa bed is not good and it is difficult to sleep. It is not a person who needs to be cautious about booking. Breakfast and happy hour on weekdays are standard for this brand hotel, and it’s okay! There are openers, Panda Restaurant, and many western restaurants nearby. Eating is relatively convenient!

You Must Stay Here!!! Especially if... You like getting your catalytic converter stolen while parked 15 yards from the front door of the hotel. Also, if you like getting completely ignored by the manager Mr. Solanki when you are requesting the video surveillance footage, then this is your spot! Do you like your emails and phone calls dismissed and never replied to? Then you will feel right at home here! Do you want to go in and speak personally with Mr. Solanki so you, too, can be treated like you don't matter? Then book a room and enjoy all these benefits for the low, low price of $4500 (catalytic converter replacement, rental car fees, insurance deductible, missed days of work and time/energy spent trying to get a hold of Mr. Solanki. I have given Mr. Solanki over 15 opportunities to reply, either through either email, phone calls or visits to his hotel. The one reply he sent was an email with no subject, no message, no greeting, and no professionalism whatsoever - it contained 2 pictures of what he called ”The Incident.” Well, one picture was of a car that was not mine, along with 2 other vehicles that were not mine...so basically useless. The other picture he sent was a screenshot of the time when the first picure was taken off of the video. Again, useless. Other than that, Mr. Solanki never replied. When I finally saw him at the hotel, he refused to share the video. I asked him what he was hiding and he said he wasn't hiding anything. I told him, ”If you're not hiding anything, then share the video with the police.”, but he refused. After that, he just kept interrupting me as I tried to have a conversation with him. Anytime I said anything, he just talked over me. I know of one other catalytic converter theft that occurred at this hotel, so be careful if you stay there. And if, God forbid, something happens to you or your vehicle, don't be surprised if you have ZERO help or support from Mr. Solanki. By the way, corporate has not been helpful at all either. They have replied via email 2x and left a voicemail asking me to return their call 1x, but other than that, they have not been in touch either. I returned their call as requested and left 2 voicemails, but have yet to hear back from them. Just so you know, my family and I have stayed at BW hotels many times and, in fact, we stayed at the BW Plus on Shelter Island in San Diego after this incident occurred. Since they are all independently owned, our experiences have varied, but usually they are good. However, this incident, with the hotel not responding and corporate not being helpful, has changed my perspective on the BW Brand. I stayed here from 4/29/24 to 4/30/24.