This is my second review ever. My first was a hotel in Arizona and very positive. I have traveled for many years and never stayed in a more disgusting place in my life than this motel. The room stunk. The carpet and bedspreads were filthy. There were years of stains on the floor and walls. The room smelled of stale smoke and pet dander. It was supposed to be a non-smoking room. The pet smell was so prevalent, I was uncomfortable all night. The AC in the room sounded like a 747 and even though it was set at the lowest setting went on and off all night. The pool - which is one of the only reasons I stayed here and paid $99 a night was CLOSED through my entire stay because it had to be "shocked" back to health from prior contamination. I could go on and on but here is the net-net - I felt like a crime victim after my stay at this motel. I thought Best Western being a national chain would have better standards.

Hotel needs to be updated! It is a Motel 6 in disguise as a Best Western. It is low end, compared with other Best Westerns I've stayed at, and that is with the understanding that Best Westerns are generally basic hotels or a step or so up from basic, at best. The staff was nice and accommodating. However, the room was OLD and not very clean. I was in a non-smoking room. It smelled yucky, kind of a mixture of dirty and musty and a little smoky too.

The carpets had layers of visible dust along the walls and between furniture that are very noticeable. I guess they don't move anything when they vacuum! I pulled out a table to get at an outlet and there was a cushion of dirt/dust there along with a few dead bugs. Bathroom had several large mold stains. The beds were like logs-- not comfortable unless you enjoy sleeping on flat surfaces.

There was a kitchenette in the room, which is a great little bonus. If the room overall was cleaner, I might have even considered cooking there. This property needs an update. There are many other choices of quality hotels at nearly the same price. I won't return to this property.

I reserved a room at the Hemet Best Western, Room 107 on June 5, 2010. Upon arrival I noticed that the carpet was black with dirt and stains. This did not bother me as much as the cockroach that I found on my pillow when I removed the bedspread. When I approached the desk attendant he was not even apologetic about my fate, just asked if I wanted another room. Of course, I didn't want another room, if one room had roaches I presumed most all of the rooms would. There was no apology for the room or an offer of a discount. Then when going into the bathroom (which is the size of a closet), the paint was peeling off the walls. I have stayed in this hotel at least twice a year for the last six years.

I will never stay there again, and I advise everyone to do the same.

We selected the Best Western because it was centrally located for the funeral of the family's patriarch the next day. Were it not for this obligation we would have left.
On arrival, after driving for more than three hours, my wife needed to use the rest room. There is none in the lobby, and the clerk refused her access to the employees' toilet. She then did not at all hurry to register us and give us the room key. My wife didn't make it.
We had reserved a king size bed. I am a very large man. The queen bed they gave us, saying they had no other, simply was inadequate.
If parking is full in the small lot in front of the hotel parking in back leaves one's car subject to access by the least desirable elements of Hemet, many of whom stay nearby.
No employee made the slightest attempt to assure that we were comfortable.