3-Star Hotels in Fresno County

A great hotel in Fresno for the money; the hotel must be very new as it was immaculate throughout. Big comfortable beds and a really nice bathroom, shower pressure was great Also the guy on the front desk was really nice and welcoming, just what you need after hours on the road!

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

Good location for layover between LA and San Fran, we stay for 1 night. Staffs are all friendly.

We chose to stay at Clovis which is not far from Fresno, after visiting the Yosemite National park. This holiday inn express offers above average accommodation, and there is a nice Japanese restaurant nearby (Japanese Kitchen) where we had a lovely dinner. Bed and pillows are comfortable. The breakfast is nice. We didn’t get the chance to use the pool or spa. We only stayed one night as the next day we left for Bakersfield (en route visiting the Sequoia National Park). Overall it feels like a hotel for business travelers and it’s like a 3-star hotel.

I chose this hotel for this business trip and I was very satisfied. The front desk is efficient and fast, the room is clean and quiet, the sound insulation effect is very good, and you can rest at ease. The beds are comfortable and soft, the bathing facilities are complete, and the intimate details reflect the high level of service, which relieves the fatigue of business trips.

Go to Yosemite to choose Fresno as a transit station, arrive at the hotel in the evening, the hotel is good, there are good restaurants nearby as a choice. By the way, I also went to target. Nice hotel choice.

This hotel is great! The staff are very friendly! They offer airport shuttle service.

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.

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 hotel is very average, mainly for enjoying the steak food of Harris Ranch