3-Star Hotels in Fresno

The room is very clean and sanitary, the breakfast is average, white food. It is very close to Fresno Airport, and it is very convenient to rent a car at the airport, with many brands of car rental companies. It takes two and a half hours to drive from the hotel to Yosemite. You need to make an appointment to enter Yosemite during the peak season in July and August!

Nice hotel in town. Restaurant near by and breakfast was decent.

I do not have luck with Marriotts this trip. Quite big and clean room, but old laundry and limited breakfast - mini-burgers, something with spinach (didn't try), hot oatmeal and waffles (pretty good). Also yougurt and a lot of toppings (I guess for waffles and oatmeal). However, when we needed extra large towels, we received it - nice. I have not noticed any noice in the room.

The room was not bad, stayed for a month and a half, overall satisfaction. Occasionally there will be some bugs, cockroaches. Convenient transportation, close to nearby supermarkets, and will consider booking next time.

It was an overall good experience. Clean rooms

Perfect place to stay on your drive from SF to LA, with a drive through the Giant Sequoias. The breakfast could be better, but i'm comparing to buffets in Asia with lots of fruit etc. Staff is super friendly.

After playing in the United States for half a month, the most satisfying are two smart hotels. The room is large, the bed is large, the health is very good, and the facilities are complete. The restaurant is also very good, the variety is very rich in the United States, and the taste is quite good. Parking is free and there are plenty of parking spaces. The front desk of the United States hotel has free hot water, coffee, the room has a refrigerator, microwave, capsule coffee machine, there is an ice machine in the corridor, there is a laundry room. These are basically standard. It is very convenient to be early. .

The room was acceptable. However, due to their remodeling, half the parking was taken up with construction equipment. Checking back into the hotel after work at 11pm proved impossible because there was zero parking spots available. I chose to recover my bags and check out versus risk parking on the street. And they charge $10/night for parking. Hard to do when they have none available and are overbooked.

The location is near railroad tracks so if you're a light sleeper, which I'm not, might not work for you. The layout of my room (don't know about the others) is a little problematic. There's a door to the bathroom which doesn't have a fan which automatically closes, trapping all the humidity in there. Also in my particular room, probably partially related to the last item is that there was some black mold on some of the grout. The shower curtain wasn't installed correctly so it would gradually slide towards the center, defeating the purpose of even having a curtain. It looks like there must have been some flooding at some point because the bottom of the bathroom door had a lot of water damage. But, the worst thing was the internet connectivity. This place had the worst I've ever experienced. I tried the wired and the wireless internet and maxed out at 4Mbps. Since I remote into work, this wasn't enough to make me even remotely productive. On the positive side, the supplied breakfast was good. I did let the lady at the front desk know about my experience; said she let maintenance know.

All around pretty average, the lady upfront was very nice and very helpful, the guy on the other hand wasn’t. Room was okay not the worst but not the best I’ve been in, a/c unit was barely blowing cold and when I talked to the guy upfront he just shrugged me off. I also I tried to get ice from the ice machine and I got 2 cubes of ice and that was it. Fridge was broken and didn’t get cold and the microwave barely worked. The pool was very cold and the hot tub was lukewarm