Rancho Cucamonga Hotels with Bars

The place is new so it’s really clean. Ambiance is great. The room is pretty big, comes with a couch. The location is great, near Victoria Gardens-outdoor mall. And lots of places to dine! The only con: breakfast was not so great! There were a few choices to choose from only. However, overall, a great place to stay! 4/5 for me!

The staff here are just the best. The breakfast staff, Marisol, Gavy and Mia were so welcoming and the breakfast and was fresh and tasty. The front desk staff, especially Brittany, are great. They would remember me and greet me each day by name. The hotel was clean, comfortable, and has a lot of nice amenities (pool, nice views) in a great location with lots of access to things in the area. Great stay and can’t say enough nice things about their staff!

Compared to some other chains in this area, like Ayre's and Homewood, these suites leave a bit to be desired. This is especially true of the queen suites, which are not true 1 bedroom suites but ”studio suites” without a truly separate sleeping area. Also our queen suite only had 1 TV (and unfortunately, lacked even the usual CNN, MSNBC, ESPN channels. However, on the good side, there are above average beds and decent hot breakfast. Also, parking is free (I believe Homewood charges $10 for parking).

Location was easy to reach and a not far from our destination. Plenty of shopping and restaurants also not too far away (but not so close as to be annoying). Pretty much the expected Fairfield Inn franchise experience. Felt completely safe. Clean, bright, and organized, inside and out. Airport-style luggage-racks available. Front desk staff was fantastic and friendly, during every encounter; above and beyond expectations. Breakfast staff was also hard-working and effective. Spanish quiche, and bacon, were great the first day, but never returned; just sausage and sausage + egg biscuits. It was, however, probably the biggest oatmeal bar I've ever seen; something like 18 choices of toppings. Plates, napkins, and plasticware were always available; drives me crazy when some places feel the need to lock them all up at night. Small cantina, I never stepped in to see what was there. (My wife did go looking for a ”big C” beverage, but left disappointed; all they had was the ”big P”.) Minor annoyances (and I'm really reaching here): curtain would not close the last 6 inches, had to use a ”chip clip”; one of the tv remotes did not work, just used the other on both; bathroom door squeaked; Trash cans are very tiny for a ”once a week” cleaning; Sleeper sofa was as good as any; but that's not saying much; Elevators were quick, but spent more time shuddering to a stop than they did moving between floors. We could feel it all the way in the room; wife thought there was an earthquake every 5 minutes.

Breakfast is not bad, breakfast in the United States is relatively simple, the breakfast of this hotel is quite complete in Western food, in addition to bread and other mashed potatoes with ham