Hotels in Davis

"Great location on the UC Davis campus. Perfect sized room for what we needed, which was 3 beds. Very spacious and value priced. We had bad mask experiences in previous hotels on our trip but I liked how they made us sign a statement that we would wear masks at all times. All guests and staff were properly masked the entire time we were there. Davis, CA is a super cute, cool college town. It is a 10 minute walk from the hotel through forested walking paths. I would love to have gone to school and lived here. I can't provide any negative feedback on our experience. Loved all of it."

"paid parking a surprise. Only downside. Employee Bing was very helpful."

"Stayed one night in this hotel. We had recently stayed in the La Quinta by the airport in San Fran and was really impressed with it so sought out La Quinta for this trip. Unfortunately not all are equal. The room we stayed in was on the ground floor and smelled of smoke. Despite it being a non-smoking facility there we noticed a few people smoking right at the entrance and exit doors. It appeared the room hadn't been updated in a while and the wear and tear showed. For instance, the carpet goes up the wall a couple of inches and there was a section that had been stapled back on from a desk stapler, curtains were dingy, the fan in the bathroom was sounded like a jet plane, and the shower made a high pitched sound when on. The room had a door that went to an adjoining room and considering we are in a pandemic, we were a bit surprised that the room had someone in it. I try not to judge, but the person appeared to have some issues and at 3am we learned those issues were drugs based on the heated argument we could clearly hear coming from the room. We called the front desk and they were able to get them to be quiet. I do question though being in that situation in the first place - being that we had two kids with us, I would hope that the staff would have recognized this was not a good placement. I mentioned this to the staff person as we were checking out and she seemed far less attentive than the person that checked us in or the person we called in the early morning."