Well located within the triangle of Highways 41, 99 & 180, you can get anywhere from here easily by car, but that it's close to the Convention Centre will be the maker or breaker for many. As it was midweek we negotiated to $72 a night for a 3 day stay (so never be afraid to ask!), and found the owners and staff very friendly. Free breakfast was a selection of pastries, muffins, cereal, juice and coffee in the reception area, and there was a fridge and coffee making facilities in our room. Sadly, both the bedroom and bathroom - while very clean and well presented - were on the small side and we felt very cramped. The free wifi was frustrating, as BOTH our Dell notebooks had constant issues with connectivity. Though the front desk said it was a first, it presented a huge problem to us being there on business. The night we arrived a broken light fixture was brought to the attention of the owners but it wasn't repaired during our stay despite assurances of dealing with it "next day". Foodwise, within walking distance and highly recommended for quality & value is "Joe's Steakhouse and Grill". With just one more restaurant directly across the street from Joe's (Hero's Sports Bar and Grill) the options are slim. No guest laundry was a downside for us. Certainly, there are probably better and cheaper places in Fresno, but it's by no means the worst.

We stayed in this hotel for one night while on a road trip. It has to rank as the worst hotel on the trip.

The lady on reception was half asleep and spent our check in time yawning. She then appeared again the next morning wearing the same clothes – nice!

We had two rooms and they were both dirty (particularly the bathrooms which contained a pleasing selection of other peoples hairs). The door on our room didn’t lock (we discovered this in the morning when we left the room to check out.

The hotel is also located in a pretty seedy part of town – so walking around the area at night can be quite unnerving.

We would never stay here again and I would warn anyone else against it.

I was traveling with my wife and son on our way from Kings Canyon to the pacific coast. I booked this hotel via the super 8 site because it claimed "newly renovated rooms" and mini suites with sleeper sofas.

Even minutes before we actually arrived, I became sceptic. The neighboorhood is not a good one. Once we were there, it was terrible. The rooms might have been "newly renovated", but that was 20 years ago. The mini suites was just what other super 8's call a regular room with a very small sleeper sofa in it. All this for a really high price. Plus, you hear the nearby trains. The usual super 8 breakfast was also not really usable. During our stay, the spot seemed to be used mainly by utility workes, which, I assume, paid much less than we did.

Conclusion: a rip-off. I'd avoid it at all costs when I am next in the area. The super 8 on highway 99 might be a better alternative (at least the neighborhood looks better). We stayed just because we were to lazy to get into "big complaint mode" for the night..