Riverleaf Inn Mission Valley

Dirty! Unsafe!

Great place always make you feel welcome and at home

Needs more upgrades

For us, River Leaf is a staple in a hotel rooms. You know it's always the same. A basic sure thing to fall back on. It's got everything you need but it's bottom line basic not a single thrill about it

Great location but kinda dirty.

First, you need to know that 8 months ago I trashed my lumbar spine and I still have pain and numbness with tingling all down each leg. So when it's bad I have trouble "doing". Went down to the hotel to check in. When I got there the fire alarms were going off and the building was apparently locked down. NOBODY was in the office, which was locked anyway. I stuck my head in the service window but couldn't call anybody to the desk. Knocked on the counter at the window. No response. So, I limped bacj to the car and phoned Riverleaf. Me: "Are you going to reopen tonight?" Woman on phone: "What do you mean?" Me: "When I got there the fire alarms were going off, the doors were locked and nobody was in the office." Woman says they're not closed. I describe the situation. She again says they're not closed. I'm thinking "a building with the exterior entrances locked is closed, my friend." But ok, whatever. So I get back out of the car and get to the night window. Where there at at least 5 people now. I unfold my cane-chair and sit. I hear what sounds like multiple creditcardrefusals. And the line isn't moving. I waited as long as I could but the lumbar spine injury can cause sudden incontinence....... Made it back to the car before I wet my pants. I wet them in the car. After that I left and didn't come back.

The room was dirty, no water pressure. And it was surrounded by homeless people and smells.

poor