Hotels Near Plaza Park in Visalia

The hotel is in a very good location, beside the highway. We made a reservation on the way back to Los Angeles from Redwood National Park. It was done in more than ten minutes. The efficiency is very high. There are no restrictions except the reminder on the gate that you need to wear a mask. The attitude of the staff is very good. We booked a standard room with children and provided three breakfasts, but American breakfast is really unaccustomed. The hotel can be said to be very good for the first time, especially the network condition is very good

I always stay at Best Western since I've always have great experience with the hotel and staff until my stay at Visalia location. The front desk staff named Kim was very rude and should not work with costumer service. I never had experience such rudeness from a BW staffs until my stay at Visalia location. I requested to get some bedding for the sofa bed and she seemed like she was being bothered and not willing to accommodate my request. Everything I asked her, I get a response back with such rudeness. I will never stay at this Visalia location just because of my experience with her.

Beautiful and spotless hotel!!! The most amazing front desk staff. The young women today went out of their way to make is an amazing stay. We have a few challenges with our TV and she got us another room and she recommended great restaurants. My husband and I love the design of this hotel and the service. We stay at another Hilton in Gilroy it was loud and noisy. The staff were not very warm and not kind. I recommend the Visalia Hilton highly.

Recently stayed here for 3 nights to visit nearby Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park. During checking in and checking out, the front desk staffs didn't mention anything about the daily $15 parking fee. I even made sure upon check out that my account balance is $0 and the staff said yes. Got home and found out I got charged for parking. If this hotel was located in the city where parking is scarce, then I would have expected it. But in Visalia where the hotel is surrounded by vacant lands and anyone could park in the parking lot...(see attached photo) How does the hotel justify the charge? Called the hotel after my stay, and still haven't get a return call from the manager. On the second and third day, the elevator button on the ground floor was broken, so every one had to wait for the staff to go to the housekeeping area, wait for the elevator to come down and to open the elevator from the back side to let guests in. To my surprise, my room was cleaned on the first night, but there were still several hair on the floor in the bathroom. Then there was no maid service on the second night. Oh well, no big deal. Thumbs up to the lady who runs the breakfast area. She was friendly and welcoming. Daily breakfast offers warmed up packaged food such as breakfast burritos, Belgium waffle, sausage biscuits (don't recommend, too dry), bagel sandwiches, and crustless quiches that they switched around every day, so it's easy for you to take with you to eat in your room or later in the day. There were also muffins, oatmeal, and fruits. And of course, several juices, teas and coffee to choose from. The studio room we were in was a decent size. The kitchen has refrigerator, microwave oven, stove tops, dishwasher. Pretty much anything you may need to heat up a meal. Our room was on the 4th floor on the back side(I think) of the hotel. Starting around 5-6 am, you'll hear car noises traveling on the road next to the hotel that woke me up every morning. Overall a decent, newly renovated hotel. I would recommend it if you were OK with the ridiculous $15 daily mandatory parking fee. Otherwise, maybe choose Best Western right down the street.

The hotel is very conveniently located on the edge of the Viseria Expressway and the town is not big. The room is very clean and the size is right, in line with Holiday express standards, and the overall standard is quite satisfactory. Worth staying. It is a bit more than 150 credit card pre-deductors for one night paid for a full stay, although I returned soon.

After a fast and friendly check-in, we went to a room that overlooked a water park. There was a mini-fridge (no freezer), a microwave, and two chairs. The decor was nice, but there were dings in the walls. The AC unit ran constantly and was noisy, sometimes with a high-pitched whine. The bathroom was well lit and had sufficient counter space, but there were no towel racks. The bathroom flooring and shower needed updating. The bed was comfortable but the pillows were mushy. We had a good breakfast with processed hot items, cooked oatmeal, waffles, and hard-boiled eggs.

Nice hotel, very pleasant staff. Bella was very accommodating with checking my family in. The house keeping also swapped out the linen upon request. One of the main reasons I booked this hotel was because it had a picture of a relaxing swimming pool. I wanted my children to enjoy their time while at the hotel and have the option of going swimming during these hot June days. I was very disappointed to find out that the swimming pool needs a part and will not be available until further notice. I feel that this information should be mentioned on the website or home page. If the amenities states that there is a pool but it is out of order then that information should be annotated or at least told during check in. If you want a swimming pool you should stay some where else. I will also ask in the future before booking if the swimming pool is currently working.

The room was clean. There was no odor, even from the AC. The grounds provide a lot of grass for dogs. There is a visible effort by the management to make the most of what they have. That said, the rooms have obviously suffered the problems that druggies bring with them. There are patched depressions in the walls. Furniture is bolted to the wall (in fact, the only thing not bolted to the wall may have been a telephone cable and receiver). The TV sports security features that may be found in a corrections setting including a notice of a removal alarm that alerts the office. Most interestingly, the smoke detector is housed in a wire cage (possibly to prevent ********** from disabling it or to keep meth heads from disassembling it?). Also, while the parking is ample it was filled with a lot of new, low-entry vehicles used by those in unlicensed pharmaceutical sales taking advantage of easy-access, long term rental rates. The overhead fluorescent lighting is some of the most depressing and migraine-inducing I have ever seen. The green color on the wall is a color-blind attempt at 70s accent decor. A small part of the wooden floor was missing. The sound isolation is also not very good. The room did, however, provide materials for a DIY light diffuser (see photos), a necessity for those who may be prone to migraines. All in all, it was clean and blissfully average, but the smoke detector in the wire cage gave me some concern about the regular clientele that necessitated such a move.

I always enjoy staying at The Darling. Right in the center of town, Ivan securely park my car and walk to dozens of shops and restaurants. The rooms are are deluxe and I always get a great night’s sleep.

The hotel is located in the city center, next to the commercial street, suitable for shopping and dining.