Hotels in Redding

"The hotel is good, but the price changes a lot. This year, Ctrip has a number of agents called slow, like to engage in low-cost tricks, do not indicate or not directly indicate service fees, vacation fees, etc., eventually low prices become high, should be kept away from avoiding."

"I will definitely stay at this hotel when I come to Redding in the future. I have stayed in a total of 3 hotels in Redding, Sheraton, Hilton Garden Inn, and Holiday Inn. Only the Sheraton lives up to its name. Hilton Garden Inn has the worst service and facilities among the three. The front desk has a poor attitude towards non-native English speaking guests and is obviously much less patient. Sheraton will not have this feeling of being treated differently. The front desk staff is very polite and friendly to Chinese people. The house facilities are similar to those of newly built five-star hotels in China. They are new and comfortable. The rooms are relatively large and very clean. ; Moreover, the area where the Sheraton is located is very safe and belongs to a relatively good area in Redding. The nearby scenery is very good; the hotel restaurant is also very good. I was a little thirsty while waiting for a table. I wanted to buy a glass of orange juice and the clerk gave me a glass directly; I only stayed here. There is a real sense of vacation."

"Room is spacious with a desk and chair, heater is working well, Safeway is right across, fridge and microwave are useful, convenient walkable location to a lot of eateries, Sundial Bridge."

"Great customer service, comfortable rooms. The TV in my room does need replaced as the screen for some reason has 3 very noticeable white spots but other then that it was a great stay."

"The location and environment are good, but if you have requirements for cleanliness, don't stay here, because the cleaning is not in place, and the towels and simple cleaning are only changed every three days. The breakfast is not rich, but it is no problem to fill our stomachs. For us just passing by One night stay, there are free parking spaces, cost-effective"

"This hotel is really weird. I swiped my credit card 4 times in one night. I checked out and left yesterday. I swiped it again this morning, 1130 RMB in one night. I was already paying by Ctrip, but I swiped me 257 dollars. I don’t understand why after checking out. Still brushing"

"Newly opened Holiday Inn Express at the site of the old Ramada, in northern Redding right on I-5. The newly designed rooms are spacious and comfortably furnished. Everything is spotlessly clean. The indoor pool is a bit small, and unfortunately there is no whirlpool. The WiFi was unstable and stopped working completely late in the evening. Breakfast was of the usual high standard for Holiday Inns, with hot dishes (scrambled eggs, sausages, hash browns), waffles and pancakes to make yourself, as well as bagels and cereal."

"Self-driving to Seattle on the way to stay here for one night, close to the highway, convenient location, the hotel is relatively new, is apartment-style, the room has a refrigerator, microwave oven, bowls, dishes, etc., the air conditioning sound is too loud, a bit noisy"

"Spotless, peaceful, and priced for value. The hotel sits at Redding’s quiet north end—an easy drive to shops and restaurants, but far enough away to feel like a retreat. The retro ‘time-capsule’ shower delivers hot water instantly and works perfectly, and the generous dresser space makes longer stays effortless. The only negative was the slow wifi. I had to use data for my conference call."

"The room size is not small, the luggage can be fully expanded, the bathroom faucet has a small amount of water, and the feeling of use is not very good. Breakfast is standard American and the variety is quite rich. There is a Reding Bridge in the city. It happens to be the sunset. I saw the sunset and it is worth walking."