2-Star Hotels in Ontario

I was traveling for business. Having stayed at this Days Inn previously and discovered it to be the best Value with easy highway access and easy non highway travel (LA closes the highways randomly.) so always plan alternate routes.

Yes, we flew by LAX but we drove & stayed here after arriving almost midnight so traffic was barely there. We left really early for a 6am flight at LAX on our way back so traffic was not there. The hotel was simple and clean; we were out and away to our destinations most of the time. The bathroom can use a vanity table, actually. Breakfast was spartan, to say the least. But we really enjoyed our stay as they clean & organize the room every day. Friendly non fussy service. Be ready with your IDs. Don't expect something grand; I was told they used to be part of the Super 8 chain but is now independent. We never got to use the swimming pool. We also saw a number of places to go for food and some shopping very near this hotel, which has one of its sides actually by the freeway.

Clean rooms well maintained. The whole property is well maintained. Friendly staff always offering help. Great variety of items for breakfast that is hot and fresh. Clean pool area with fresh towels. Excellent parking available for all rooms.

Whenever I do a hotel search and a decent, independent inn appears in the search results, I'm always tempted to consider it. The latest was the Ontario Airport Inn. Looking at the hotel's pictures, options, amenities, and noticing a decent rate even for a Saturday night, I went ahead and booked it. Upon pulling up for arrival at most hotels of similar size, I normally drive directly to a visible parking spot, park the car for the night, and walk back to the lobby to check in since my luggage usually consists of a carry-on backpack. However, at the Ontario Inn, I noticed something different right away: Registered Guest Parking only in the lot...and this suburban inn enforces it. Ahead of the entrance driveway into the lobby, the hotel has a lift gate barrier that goes into the guest parking area. Either an on-site security guard or an active room key card opens this gate. That means those arriving to check in park in the front first. Not a big deal for me, but worth mentioning for those who follow my routine. When I did pull up, the guard was very friendly about this policy, and he pointed me toward the arrivals parking area in front of the lobby for check in. When I got out, I glanced around and took note of the mature landscaping that was very well maintained. Check-in went smoothly and the hotel does place an incidentals deposit hold of $50 on the credit card used. The lobby also took my car's license plate number which showed to me that this place certainly enforced the Guest Parking Only policy considering that the parking lot had both a guard and a physical barrier. The look-and-feel of the property resembles early 80's luxury hospitality coupled with today's technology. The hotels appearance looked dated at first, but the maintenance and upkeep preserve the pastime glory. The grassy center courtyard and pool area combined with the numerous palm trees gives this hotel a little taste of a resort destination feel without the resort fee. I didn't have a chance to jump into the pool as I arrived after hours and had to check out early the next morning, but this would be something I would want to experience on a future visit. When going through the interior of the lobby and common areas, I felt like I literally traveled back to the 80's; most of the interior furnishing and colors mimic those pastimes with popcorn ceilings, traditional room furniture, and even an elevator with fairly recent modernized buttons, sensors and indicators but with a carpeted interior that was more common back then. All this was combined the the technology of today: A flat screen TV and Wi-Fi. This hotel had two ”classes” of rooms: Deluxe and Executive. Both are essentially the same with the latter being only a few extra dollars more but with one key difference: Guests access Deluxe Rooms from the outside similar to a motel. Executive Rooms are accessed via an interior hallway--more of a traditional 'hotel' environment. I booked an Executive Room. Despite being

I loved it ...

It's small but clean. It's right near the Ontario Airport. Please be kind. Breakfast was just so-so… It's the same level as eating at cheap hotels. The swimming pool is good to use from early morning to evening. It's small but it's okay

This hotel is great for the price. Cleanliness is fairly decent with plenty of TV channels to choose from. Is give it a ”B”.

I stayed at this hotel for 3 nights. The very first day after check-in, I knew I would be gone for a long time, so I set my room up to tell if someone had entered my room. I returned to my room at 9:43 pm to find my room had been disturbed. I was very upset and I immediately went to the front desk and spoke with Levina, she was very nice and polite. She called the manager and told her. I wanted to switch hotels but I couldn't find an affordable one. The manager was supposed to check and let me know if anyone had entered my room the next day when she came to work, but she never did. Which lets me know someone entered my room. She checked the room but never let me know the findings. The microwave didn't work well. I had to ask for some disinfectant to wipe the let out sofa down. I opened the let out sofa to get ready to make it up for my son to sleep on because he wanted to sleep on it. The mattress was stained up on top and underneath. It had small dead ants and bugs on it. Levina was nice and gave me a towel soaked in disinfectant and I wiped the entire mattress down and made the bed up. Oh and the sofa mattress is extremely springy and uncomfortable. I don't know how my son was able to sleep on it. I had to ask for an iron and ironing board, there wasn't one in my room. When I was ready to take a shower, the tub was not clean. I had to go back to the front desk and ask if someone could come clean the tub? The manager said the lady was on break. I asked if I could just have some cleaning stuff to clean the tub and gloves please, because I have to get ready to go and I couldn't wait an hour to get the tub cleaned. So, I had to clean the tub on my own. I was disgusted but grateful I had gloves. The internet did not work well at all. The connection was so poor. I will definitely NOT stay at this hotel if I ever visit Ontario again. Stay at your own risk! Nothing was stolen out of my room, but if I had left money or something I think it would have been gone. I learned the hard way when a hotel I stayed at in Nashville, someone came in and stole my DVD's and nothing was done about it. NEVER leave your valuables in your hotel room. You think you're supposed to be safe and your belongings are supposed to be secure in the room, but they're not. It's sad that people feel they have to steal from you. But there are thieves everywhere. But to the thieves, just remember, YOU REAP WHAT YOU SOW!! I do not recommend this hotel. Also, there is only one person working all the time and it is an inconvenience when you need something and no one is at the front desk, or you have to wait to be assisted because the one person has to answer the phone, wait on you, and handle other things in the order that they happen- which leaves you standing for 10 minutes just to ask for face towels and towels.

It was a great stay the beds are comfortable the staff is very friendly and helpful the rooms are very spacious and clean it had everything we needed the suites came with top stove and they works so well we cooked full meals and I loved how we can borrow appliances like blenders waffle makers and more at the front desk we made sopes and empanadas I want to say the best part that i absolutely loved would have to be the soap the have the dove brand for hand soap lotion body wash conditioner and shampoo it was absolutely wonderful to feel like your actually at home

Breakfast can use the machine to make waffles, a small one, very warm, but it is estimated that you have to wait for the seat late, there is also a place outside the door and the front desk, but it is not convenient. The hotel does not have slippers, but there are signs that do not bring toiletries, you can ask the front desk to take. You can pick up at the airport in Ontario for free. You can also arrange a car transfer at the Ontario mill outlet, which ends at 9pm. The hotel also has a swimming pool, which is generally good, and the sound insulation is not good.