3-Star Hotels in Kern County

We had a 1king + 2queen bed suite for a family of 5. The room is very clean and spacious. The hotel has a nice outdoor pool which the kids love. It is also close to several restaurants. IHop was an 8 min walk. We love it and will definitely book again.

Very new and clean hotel, close to Highway 5, next to several gas stations and a small number of restaurants, is one of the best overnight hotels for long-distance driving travelers. The breakfast variety is small but the quality is good. You can eat well. There is a coffee machine and microwave in the room. The bathroom toiletries are Dove's. It is comfortable and easy to use. The room facing the side of Highway 5 is not very noisy. In short, I am very satisfied with a stay. The hotel is 18 minutes drive from Los Angeles to have a lake, beautiful scenery, it is worth stopping to play.

The overall feeling is good, the breakfast tastes very good, except for a bit salty, the surrounding can be strolled down, are residential areas, experience different content every day, feel very good, next time you should consider staying.

Stay here 1 night with another friend. First room was smelly but they changed the room for us, so everything was good for a short stay. - Clean (no dust) - A little bit old decoration but understandable - Not too far from Mcdonald and starbucks - Plenty of parking spaces - Small pool / 4-5 seems crowded. - Water pressure and water temp in the bathroom is good.

This hotel is located in the perfect location to access the freeway, very convenient. Hotel is definitely one of the cleaner hotels I’ve ever been to, it seems as though they do take pride in everything that they do. They have a wonderful breakfast with plenty of choices and options. And my little one especially loves the indoor swimming pool

When traveling from San Francisco to Los Angeles, I didn't want to stay in a hotel on the highway, so I drove 20 miles to Bakersfield. The hotel is in a good location, close to Marriott. It is surrounded by fences and has good security. Breakfast costs $10. The only drawback is that there is no elevator, and you need to climb the stairs to check in on the second floor.

Located right off the highway and very close to Costco and other businesses. Other than being slightly understaffed, this is the standard courtyard experience.

We were there for 4 days. The price was just slightly more than I prefer to pay, however I must say that the rooms were clean and well maintained. The furniture was comfortable. The air conditioning and fan worked properly and was used the whole time we were there, due to the excessive heat wave. We used the refrigerator every day. The continental breakfast was sufficient and appreciated and good enough to get us on our way out for the day. The staff were pleasant, friendly and helpful. I have no complaints or suggestions. I would stay there again and recommend this place to others.

I stayed here while sightseeing in Death Valley. Parking is conveniently located, and there is also laundry. The room was clean. Breakfast was included, but I didn't have time to use it. Coffee service is available at all times.

A typical motel is the foothold on the road from Death Valley to Sequoia National Forest Park. The town is not big, so the supporting facilities near the hotel are relatively complete. There are supermarkets and restaurants. Parking is also very convenient, just at the door of the room. The room has two floors. The front desk will ask you whether you want to go upstairs or downstairs. We chose downstairs if we had more luggage. The staff are very nice. There is a refrigerator and a microwave in the room, and you can prepare some simple meals for the next day in the big scenic area