We moved from Sacto 15 years ago, but we return often to visit family. So we’re very familiar with both the neighborhood and this La Quinta, which we’ve stayed at since it opened.

The neighborhood is spotty, but it’s neither high crime or ‘gehtto.’ If you’re uncomfortable with either a mixed urban or predominantly blue collar population, you should stay elsewhere. But it’s safe.

This motel has really declined since it opened. It’s a lower end La Quinta. The rooms are tired, and they seem to be cutting back wherever possible. Or it just might be poorly managed.

The outside has a fresh paint job and looks good, but that’s not where you sleep and eat. The rooms seem clean, but they have that grungy feel that comes from q quick cleaning job. If you look at the “hot tub” by the pool, their standards are pretty clear. It seems crusty and has that dirty bubbling look you see in a poorly maintained pool.

As for the room, the white blankets aren’t completely white. Throw the bedspread in the corner. HVAC is up to date and fairly quiet. Check out the sheets and bathroom before you unpack

The continental breakfast was not good compared to other motels, especially other La Quintas. Bagels were stale, there was no milk until we asked for it, and the OJ was thin and watery. The eating area is cramped; if you want to eat comfortably, take everything back to your room.

Finally, the rates are too high for what you get. Try going 8 miles east on I80 to Roseville and exit at Douglas. There are at least a couple of places there that are much better—and often cheaper.

Our vehicle was broken into. Gang members and prostitutes were walking the hallways. We moved a couch and a crack pipe fell out of the cusions. The hallways smelled of marijuana smoke. Cops were making arrests in the parking lot. Two prostitutes approached a coworker and the coworker declined. One hour later a male came up to us and asked us to call the cops because two women just stole his wallet. A male approached us to sell us watches. We watched people selling crack cocaine in the parking lot. We were a group of law enforcement officers staying there for training. We see things other people don't and I feel compelled to write this to warn unsuspecting guests. I would NEVER recommend place unless you are a criminal.

I am a long time La Quinta guest
I first thought this was a newer interior room hotel by the hotel website pictures

First off this was a comp stay because of a previous bad experience at another La Quinta property

At the start front desk was very nice
got a room on the ground floor next to pool
room was clean
had a dip in the jacuzzi and back to the room
then about 8pm a group of low lifes gathered around a pool area table with a case of beer
the group got large
the pool area is suppost to close a 10 pm but front desk did not chase them out of the pool area till 11 pm
then this group moved to a table just outside the pool area
they remained load till management chased them off at midnight
this group trashed the pool area with trash and bottle caps

wi fi was slow

free breakfest was just a bit better than a continetal breakfest

been to better la quintas for less

Only complaint is the bathroom was small and the toliet was too close to the bathtub.