Davis Motels

We needed a place to stay close to a campus event. This was so convenient, with ample parking and a quiet location. No town or partying noises. The rooms are spacious, with a bar/desk area, a living area and a bedroom, separated by a partial wall. We had a family member in the next room and it was easy for us to visit with each other in our room. Very nice. And we could walk to campus and the arboretum trail just behind the hotel. I would stay here again.

The hotel is going to roll up as early as possible. General service, due to catching up with the graduation ceremony, it is very expensive

Room was clean and comfortable, good size room. I rated 4 stars because first day was noisy, I think were students having a good time on the next rooms but next night was quiet. We enjoyed being there. Was close to UC Davis and close to down town.

Let me address the negatives first, yes it is near the tracks and you will hear the trains. This isn't necessarily the hotel's fault. The solution was just use ear plugs and it worked. The husband and I both slept very soundly. My husband was disappointed our balcony overlooked the lawn mower part store parking lot but I didn't care because we didn't plan on using it. The grounds were well kept. We didn't use the pool so I can't comment on that. Far as I have seen the staff are friendly and helpful. All amenities in our room worked and were in good condition and our suite was very clean. The furniture was in good condition, the mattress was firm but comfortable and no lumps or sagging bits. Linens were fresh and clean. There wasn't any dust on surfaces or grime. We were both impressed. The location is a quick walk to downtown or the UC Davis arboretum. The free breakfast is your usual cereals, yogurt and juice type things- but it's a 10-15 minute walk to some fabulous eateries in downtown Davis if you're in the mood for anything else. We would stay here again.

This hotel has lived for 10 consecutive days and has convenient transportation. The only drawback is that it is a little farther away from the center of Davis Town. However, the town is not too big to accept. There is a swimming pool and you can enjoy the American pastoral scenery! Go to Davis University to drive. Also very convenient, I will live next time.

I stay in this hotel every time. The best thing is the service staff. They are always helpful. They helped me adjust the room and adjust the last room. The location is very convenient, and it is easy to drive and park. My wife also likes to visit TJmax next door.

This is a typical motel, the facilities are relatively simple, but relatively clean. No breakfast, parking is required for evidence, and check-in is given directly. The price is much cheaper than the surrounding, and the price/performance ratio is relatively high. If you want to enjoy the luxury and comfort, here is relatively simple.

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I am a customer who booked a room at the Vine Inn for two days in April, 2022. The stay was unpleasant due to unsatisfactory maintenance and terrible service there, and I will try to tell the story as objectively as possible: 1. Upon arrival, the parking lot was full. Their parking lot has approximately 14 spots for more than 20 units, so complimentary parking advertised on their website is not guaranteed. I was instructed by the front desk to park on the street. 2. Upon entering the room, there was an unwashed mug below the coffee maker with coffee stain on it. The room was recently remodeled so the overall quality is fine. Specifically, the TV was nice and new so I tried to turn the TV on but could not find the remote. I tried to call front desk but the telephone had no “front desk” label and neither was any instructions or labels nearby. I then walked to the front desk (~10-11PM) but it was locked down, so I went back to my room to do some work but there was no pen and paper provided in the room. 3. In the next morning, I received a ticket for parking on the street. The fine amount was 50 dollars. Then did I realize that from 8AM-6PM there is only 2-hour parking at downtown Davis, but these angled parking spots do not have signs at each spot like mostly everywhere else. The sign is ~100 feet away near the intersection so it is hard to be found at night. I was not informed by the front desk about limited street parking. 4. When I went to the front desk to file a complaint, I requested to talk with the supervisor and cancel the second night for staying with a full refund (yes, only the second night that I am not staying). I was told that the supervisor was not there today. I then requested the supervisor’s phone number to explain the issues and discuss a solution, but I was told that they cannot give me the phone number. I therefore requested the front desk to call the supervisor and pass on the message or make a decision on behalf of the supervisor, the request was also declined. I was told that I have to email the supervisor myself via their general info email address. At this point, it seems obvious that they do not want to resolve this issue at all. I did persist and send the email according to their suggestion, and I also attached my phone number and requested a phone call, but there is no surprise that I have never heard from them since then. I am writing this review four days or two business days after my stay. Below is my subjective opinion: the issues above were only minor issues and very easy to resolve, but the way they handled this showed how poor their service and management were. They could have canceled the second night and given me their hotel credit for one night’s worth or at least the equal fifty dollars for the parking ticket (even though everybody knows that I am never coming back), but they have chosen to waste 15 minutes of my life writing down this long review. If you are choosing to live at downtown Davis, just stay in

The location is very good and the parking space is adequate. There are not many varieties of breakfast. Fruit and coffee are available 24 hours a day. Davis is not big, the hotel is very close to Davis University. Every stay can meet parents who come to see the children.