Delos Reyes Palm Springs

First, it isn't a Travelodge anymore. And that mea

The second room I was in was large, had a comfortable bed and a seating area with a sofa to relax in. There was a fridge, but no microwave.

It took 4 attempts to get me a room with a working door. The first room tried 3 times with keys that wouldn't open the door. The housekeeping staff tried to let me in with the passkey, and even that was giving her trouble. We also couldn't close the door from the outside. Once in the room, I would be trapped there without a key to let me back in. After a few hours, they finally settled me into a second room. It advertises free wifi in every room. My new room was literatlly next to the office and I was unable to access wifi for most of my trip. If I lay a certain way on the bed and hold my laptop just so... it might connect for a bit. It advertises free breakfast every morning. Breakfast was toast and coffee. For a few dollars more per night, one could stay at a Motel 6 or a Travelodge chain that has certain standards of cleanliness and basics provided.

Should be condemned...

I liked not being at the hotel.

The shower pan literally had holes in it where you could fall through. They didn't replace towels. The bed may have had bed bugs. The TV does not have basic cable channels like ESPN. The continental breakfast was locked down whenever I went to get breakfast, first attempt was at 630am, second at 730am, I gave up. The outlets don't all provide power. The wifi indicates you are online but is slower than dialup technology from the 1980s. This was literally the worst hotel I've ever stayed in...the only reason I stayed was because everywhere else was sold out. Don't stay at this hotel...especially not room 112