Early in December I stayed at the Yuma Cabana - with my dog. We were in Yuma for the dog show at the fairgrounds. Since I've stayed at the Yuma Cabana before, I expected - and got - another great motel experience.

This isn't a luxury hotel, but the rooms are good-sized and in good shape. Beds: comfortable. Bathrooms: clean - and everything functioned perfectly. In the rooms: small fridge, microwave and hair dryer. Cable TV and free WiFi (you'll get the password when you check in).

I can't speak to the continental breakfast, but it's offered every morning in the lobby.

The people at the desk are very friendly and provide good old customer service (and that's a rarity these days). Location: right on the main drag and close to sit-down or fast food restaurants.

One issue: the room doors are pretty noisy when closing ... but they are secure so that's the tradeoff.

I'm in Yuma several times a year and will always try to stay at the Yuma Cabana. The price is right and so is the service.

My parents stayed at Yuma Cabana on their honeymoon in 1965 and I decided to make it one of my stops on a recent road trip. I looked it up online first just to make sure it was still a decent place, and I was not at all disappointed with my stay. I was impressed how a 1960’s-era motel is kept in such nice condition. I felt like I was experiencing a connection with the city of Yuma by staying in town at the Yuma Cabana, instead of one of the freeway motels. The people were very nice and I was very pleased with the room. I had originally reserved one of their upstairs “deluxe” rooms (poolside with balcony), one like my parents had stayed in, but ended up staying in one of their “suites”. The price for the suite seemed so reasonable, and we were feeling so relaxed, that my wife and I ended up staying 3 nights! Thank you, Yuma Cabana, I look forward to coming back again.

This place is a little gem. The decor is fabulous, the rooms were clean and comfortable. The staff was very friendly and helpful, willing to answer any questions I had about the area, or even just to chat over coffee that was available in the lobby all the time. The pool was something I'd not encountered before - a Salt Water Pool and it felt soo good! This is my new go-to place the next time I travel through this area.

I made a room reservation online through expedia. The reservation terms clearly stated that the reservation would not be definite until it had been accepted and the credit card charged. 24 hours later I still did not have any confirmation nor had the card been charged.
I remade the reservation and almost immediately recieved confrimation. I then phoned xpedia to make sure that my card would not be charged twice. The put me on hold while they phoned the hotel (the whole unecessary procedure took over an hour). The hotel confirmed that they had two reservations and I asked that the simply cancelled out the first reservation on the grounds that after 24 hours it was unconfirmed and uncharged. They refused to do this. After more time on hold I believe they allowed me to cancel the second
reservation even though that had been confirmed. Why must they be so difficult. had they done their job right the first time I would not have had to spend over an hour just to make sure I had a room available. At this stage I cannot comment on the hotel rooms etc. Because of their bad attitude I also ill be checking in (if they allow it!) with an even worse attitude so obviously any comments after this would be prejudiced. They would have to have a tremendous achange in attitude for me to change my review, but I suspect they would not care anyway. I frequently visit Yuma on business but will make sure I never try to book this one again!