Good Nite Inn

What can I say I love this Hotel I’ve been here before and never had any problems. The room is clean always have fresh towels and TV works well. Not to mention there’s alot of stores and food places in the area to choose from plus the prices are reasonable. I will always stay here when I’m in this area.

This is the best lowest price spot in all of San Bernardino County to book a room for any occasion throughout the year. The staff here are all courteous, very polite, friendly and they all will do all they can to make you feel comfortable and welcomed throughout your stay and they made me feel accepted as a friend and not just a customer. I give Good Nite Inn 2 thumbs up in my book and always recommend everyone if they ever need to book a nice spacious room that’s very modern and has a flat screen tv to hook up your hdmi technology and plenty of outlets to charge everything and clean comfortable beds to get busy on for the lowest rate around you won’t be disappointed.

I came into town to visit with a friend Nov 18, Stayed here 2 nights. I found it to be very pleasant. I requested a couple of extra pillows, took a couple of calls to the front to get them but when the maid brought them they were friendly. The room was quiet and clean. After reading previous reviews regarding bedbugs i was a bit leary but I had no such experience, i thought the room was clean and smelled fresh stocked with amenities that were necessary and we’re told if we needed extra to let them know. It was close to grocery store, restaurants, gas stations, freeway friendly. The only thing I’d change would be if it were pet friendly. I travel alot with my dog and I was sad to. hear they didn’t accept pets… hint hint… all. in all a great stay

This hotel was disgusting. It smelled like smoky mildew. I was in the area on business for one night thinking how bad could this place be. Well… I refused to shower or touch anything because it was so gross.

The place is a old. You are paying for location.
1. Tiny rooms average 300 square feet
2. Very old 80’s style furniture
3. Close to 60.00 per night with tax
4. Stains on the carpet, chair and the furniture is very warn.
5. They charge an extra 25.00 for each stay. Just in case you smoke?
6. 28″ TV with basic channels
7. Slow internet speeds
8. In room refrigerator is fair at best.
**Good Nite Inn charges (not authorizes), a deposit of $ 25.00. If you do not ask for a refund, they will not refund it. Beware if this scam.**
A friendly staff does not equal nice rooms.
This will be my first and last night at Good Nite Inn.

I’m used to cheap motels being small and semi dirty, but there was blood on the comforter in my room. It was still red which meant it hadn’t even been washed. Management won’t call me back. This place is a disgusting whore house.

Nestled on a frontage road between a Nissan dealership and a Public Storage facility, my room at the World Famous Redlands Good Nite Inn featured a charming antique CRT television, four medium-​sized bath towels (one even came pre-​equipped with a pubic hair!), and ample debris in corner areas of the walls. Upon entering my non-​smoking room, I was greeted by the wafting aroma of cigarette smoke, the beautiful sights of dark stains in the yellow-​tinged bathtub, beds that may have been manufactured during the Reagan administration, and the peaceful sounds of shouting neighbors and the loudspeaker from the neighboring car dealership,. I was delighted by the in-​room wifi which cost $ 3.95 for twenty-​four hours and rivaled my dial-​up internet speeds from 1995.
I would recommend this place to people who enjoy scavenger hunts when seeking working electrical outlets. Also for fitness enthusiasts, who will love making trips to the front desk for items such as mediocre coffee (no coffee maker in the room) and an iron (similarly, no iron or ironing board in the room — and when my friend whom I was traveling with called the front desk to see if they had one, the attendant replied with «let me check» and then returned to the phone to report they do).
This place is no Ritz Carlton. I didn’t pay for Ritz Carlton though. The front desk staff was pleasant and even allowed me to check in about two hours early, but when I checked in, there was a man microwaving something very pungent in the lobby microwave (no microwaves in rooms), so that made check in a little undesirable. If you’re traveling on a budget and without children and just need a roof over your head for a night (that’s all you’ll get here) in a building that probably complies with most building codes, then this place will get the job done. I brought my own sheet (after reading some reviews) and I am glad that I did. The pool looked horrifying.

OMG where to start, First off let me just say this stay away from this place. pay a few extra bucks and move along to anywhere else but here. I booked this through Expedia do to the fact I could use paypal. Well when we arrived and went to the front desk all seemed normal. checked in was told where to find the room and all the normal bs. Well we got to the room and as we opened the door we found a run down sad shaped room. nothing would have indicated this from the outside. The carpet has never been cleaned, stains everywhere that I’m sure a shampoo would clean up in no time. bed spreads had holes in them and burn marks. keep in mind this is a non smoking room. it didnt smell so i will give it that. the sink was broken, spots on the walls of who knows what. The light in the bathroom was so dim you had to leave the door open so you could see while in there. burn marks all over the tub (thank god I didnt have to use it) and no toilet paper. So I go to the front desk and tell them the sink is busted and no toilet paper. Now I would have left this place if it wasnt for the fact i had a venue to attend in 30 min. and most places close by where booked already. So I was told they would fix the sink and she handed me a roll of toilet paper. Really you couldnt send a maid in to replace it and leave an extra? So after we stayed the night and found the beds are so old they dont support anything. I go to check out and when asked how was the stay I said I wont be back and explained all my concerns Now I paid 84 bucks for this room. i said its only worth 25 bucks. And out of the back come flying this guy who proceeds to tell me its a budget motel. Uh Huh where is the budget! and goes on to explain they do the best in the area and I was lucky to have found the rate. Umm could have gone 10 min down tghe freeway for 55 bucks but again was out of time and this was close to my venue. anyway they where rude and very defensive of this place. STAY CLEAR. its a rat hole. I will post pictures also…

My husband and I stayed at the Good-​Nite Inn in Redlands on March 28, 2015, en route from our home near Santa Cruz, CA, to Scottsdale, AZ (our annual Spring Training trip!). We chose it mainly for its location (a little more than halfway to our destination, and with easy access to the freeway) and for the price ($ 56 for a room with a single queen-​sized bed), so we didn’t necessarily have high expectations… and I’m happy to say we were pleasantly surprised!
First of all, the location truly is excellent for this kind of stay. It’s very easy to find (a right exit onto Alabama Street from eastbound I-​10, then a right onto a frontage road and there you are! After driving all day, I appreciate not having to hunt for my hotel!) and offers easy access back onto I-​10 when you’re ready to leave. Surprisingly, despite the nearness of the freeway, we weren’t at all bothered by traffic noise during our stay… perhaps because of all the lovely trees planted around the buildings.
To make things even better, there are two family-​friendly restaurants within a block of the motel (The Old Spaghetti Factory and IHOP). There are also other restaurants and other services (gas stations, etc.) just around the corner.
First impressions are important, and the Good-​Nite Inn made a good one. The buildings were neatly kept and in good repair, the front desk area was pleasant, and the front desk clerk was one of the nicest, friendliest, most cheerful motel employees I’ve ever encountered in my life! Her bright smile and her efficiency were wonderful to encounter after six hours on the road (and we really appreciated the call to our room about 10 minutes after we checked in to make sure everything was all right!). I wish I’d gotten her name… she’s a great ambassador for the motel!
Our room was small, but clean, well-​equipped, and perfectly adequate for our needs. In addition to the queen-​sized bed, it was equipped with a single nightstand, a small table with two chairs, a chest of drawers, a color TV (not a flat-​screen, but it worked well, and got good reception), a vanity area, and a bathroom that included a tub/​shower combination (and the shower gave good water pressure… always an issue for me in hotels!). It’s true that it didn’t have a coffee maker or microwave, but good coffee was available in a small room off the lobby, as well as a microwave for the use of guests.
The charge for internet was $ 3.99, and you could access it either by paying directly from your computer via a credit or debit card or by buying a pass at the front desk. Not free, but not expensive either, and it worked well.
The place also has a nice-​looking pool, though we didn’t have time to take advantage of it.
No free breakfast, but seriously… for the price, can’t you afford to walk over to the IHOP in the morning and have pancakes or an omelet? Why pay extra for a crappy motel breakfast with a perfectly good breakfast restaurant just a block away?
The bottom line is, if you’re looking for some place to lounge around in for days, maybe you should pay a bit more and get some place with free wi-​fi and some sugary cereal available in the mornings, but if you’re looking for a pleasant place to spend the night near L.A. without breaking the bank, the Good-​Nite Inn is perfect. We’ll definitely consider staying here again for this trip next year.
One caveat: There is no elevator for the second floor, so if you have mobility challenges, you will want to request a first-​floor room (ground floor for my friends from Europe).

Not a bad stay, it was comfortable to sleep for our weekend at Beyond Wonderland. The only problem I am having at the moment is why my card is being charged little by little for my stay this weekend over the past few days? Charge me all at once, not throughout 4 days in increments of $ 27 dollars. It’s making me not have control of my bank account. I just don’t find that to be a proper way of charging someone for their stay. It also throws off the way my friends and I split the hotel.
I was clearly told the day before I checked in to confirm my stay my card was going to be charged $ 56. And upon check in the rest would be charged. (Another $ 56) however, I’ve been being charged small amounts of $ 27 throughout 4 days. Needless to say it’s annoying how my bank account keeps being accessed for this payment.
Not a fan of this method of payments.

When it’s cheaply priced, it’s for a reason. The lady at reception is extremely nice. She was great.
That might be the ONLY benefit to this place. The rooms are horrible. First I should start with there are people lingering throughout the hotel and down the halls all through the night. You can hear absolutely EVERYTHING! The tv is out dated, the tub/​shower is yellow… There are about two WORKING outlets to charge your phone throughout the entire room. The sheets and bedding, has a yellow tint and some stains. And the bed is probably equivalent to a hospital bed or something. A blow up bed may be a better option. The TV is extremely out dated and poor quality. There isn’t an ironing board, blow dryer, extra toilet paper, blankets, nothing extra people! I did NOT get a refrigerator with our room as everyone previous had mentioned. Not last and certainly not the least… The SMELL. We got a non smoking room and this place is embedded with stench. I arrived at about 10 pm, and had to rush to Ross to buy candles and some bedding because I was mortified.
All and all be prepared when you see the price, this place needs to be demolished.

Staff was friendly !
I appreciate nice people ! Clean. Bathrooms are neat. I deff think this hotel should invest in some new tvs. For a 65 $ stay it was decent. I was satisfy ! Deff consider staying here. Very safe area. Very hidden behind Nissan dealership.

Stayed here for a rave weekend Very good location near shopping plazas and have alot of food places to choose from check in girl was super friendly :) room was super clean, only down side that I didn’t like that there is no free wifi I had to pay 5 bucks for wifi and it was kinda slow. Overall good place to stay

This particular one-​block area is VERY UNSAFE. And I regret trying to buy the cheapest hotel reservation in this hidden-​ghetto of the Redlands.
After leaving our rooms to eat a late-​night dinner after a 230+ mile drive, I and my girlfriend froze still as we watched 3 to 4 cops wearing fully-​protected body armor (plate-​carrier style), with the words POLICE and their first initial and last names printed in white letters on the collar, silently move up the stairs. Both of us are in room 212 on the second floor, so me making a left turn to get to the stairs instantly put us into the cops’ path.
Now, body armor is EXPENSIVE (of the ceramic rifle-​plate and kevlar type), and often not issued to EACH cop on the streets. So to see 3 – 4 cops decked out in this, approaching the door of a room that was right around the corner from us gave me some alarm.
But apparently to the locals in the area, the Redlands is supposedly one of the safer suburb areas for residents. Safer except for this 1 to 2 block stretch of Industrial Park Ave right next to the Nissan Dealership.
The following morning as we are preparing our outfits to go to Nocturnal Wonderland 2014, I noticed across the street that there are tweakers and bums moping about in the middle of the road. There were roughly 7 to 9 abandoned shopping carts piled up on the grass.
During my cigarette break, a tweaker pushing a guy in a wheelchair comes up to me from behind and in a stuttery and high pitched voice, wants me to bum them a cigarette.
The rooms are not that great either. When you check into a «clean» room that you paid for, you’ll get a full-​blast of that «stale budget motel smell». We did get our travel sized soap squares and shampoos on the bathroom sink, and two MEDIUM (not large) sized bath towels to dry ourselves with.
The refrigerator was fairly shoddy, almost to the point of producing no cooling even at maximum settings. I left 14 or so water bottles overnight and the next morning it felt like as if I were to put them in front of a ordinary house fan.
There is no free wifi, and you have to spend 4 dollars for 24 hours of use each day. The instructions on the login website is inconsistent with the instructions on the piece of paper they give us. The piece of paper has no username, and yet the login website wants us to give a username.
Also I attempted to log on at the same time my girlfriend is already using the internet. As it turns out, only one computer can log onto the wifi network at a time.
Everything on the bed and on some of the equipment, like the air-​conditioner, the bed sheets, and the pillows either had a slight yellow tinge or a alarming faint yellow spot on the pillow. And all of it had that «stale motel smell».
Also, together with my bank freezing my debit card (for a car rental in Vegas), I had trouble being allowed to put in my $ 25 deposit for the stay on my debit card. Nope, cash is not accepted as a valid form of a deposit of a mere $ 25. My girlfriend volunteered to use her credit card instead just so we can have a place to sleep.
Since my bank’s fraud investigation number does not accept calls after 6pm or the weekend, had I come here alone I would not even have a room despite paying $ 172.xx on Hotwire for a 4-​day stay.
Edit: I forgot to mention that during that run-​in with the body armor wearing cops, we exchanged silent stares for a good 10 or so seconds. I was staring because I never seen a cop wearing tactical gear aside from what I have seen on the news in Ferguson. I also felt an urge to just pipe up and ask if I should leave for my own safety and for approximately how long but I kept my mouth shut and went down the stairs.
However, I guess the cops took that reaction the wrong way, and for the next 30 minutes or so I was driving around in a rental car looking for a restaurant that apparently closed down (the Boomshakalakah) I was being followed by a cop that was originally in the motel parking lot, and then positioned himself to where he could get a good view of me and my vehicle as I drove back and forth looking for a non-​existent restaurant (that I found on Unilocal). Finally, I parked my car, and then went to a different place to eat (the Moo and Brew Steakhouse).

Wow! You get what you pay for. We had room 202. Bed was so uncomfortable I could feel the springs of the bed all night. Needless to say their was little to no sleep. Room smells. The towels are rough. They do have a mini fridge and microwave that we did not use but they have it. Shower looks dirty. AC works which in this area and the heat is a plus. But no sleep I’m so upset right now. Not to mention the sheets and blankets were so rough. I’d rather go camping without AC next time.

This place was good for a one night stay. Our unit was clean and had a refrigerator. I appreciate that because I always carry water on trips. It was affordable like $ 50 a night.
My complaints are the check in times. 3? I don’t get it. And the check out was 11:00. Also they didn’t have hand towels in the room and our toilet paper literally was almost gone when we got there and no replacement roll was around. with how little was left they should have just left us one so we didn’t have to go get a new one. I’m only complaining because there literally was barely any left.
Anyways their front office was nice, the ice machine worked, and the pool was open. This isn’t a fancy place so you can’t really knock them for not being super nice. For what it was intended to be it was an enjoyable stay.

It was a late drive down from Palm Springs to Orange County, having been driving all day due to a family emergency
(OC to UCLA to Palm Springs to OC)
I tried checking in to some better hotels down the 10 freeway but kept being told they were sold out.
Good Night Inn had 3 rooms left on
and not such a bad rep on Trip Advisor, I decided to give it a shot.
If they had the room, we stayed, if not, we would keep driving.
Oh boy, my wife was really upset and wished we kept driving.
She had just delivered my daughter 5 days ago, feet swollen, and it didn’t help that my 2 young ones were getting really fussy.
I checked in at 1:28am on 8÷18÷14 and like the reviews on trip advisor say, it is a lot of paperwork.
They only had a room upstairs (wife didn’t approve of this move) which I found out after my card was charged.
They ran it a second time, for the deposit, which as of now 8:26pm 8÷8÷14 has not been returned, according to the receptionist, it would be returned as soon as the room was inspected after check out (11am-​12pm estimated).
As we get in to the room that looked like it belonged on the set of The Brady Bunch, we kept thinking, we get what we payed for.
Anyways, we went to sleep, not to watch tv.
The beds felt like college dorm room mattresses, along with the very lumpy pillows and thin comforters.
No extra pillows available.
Bathroom was ok, just that they left a nearly empty toilet paper roll. (They did at least fold it in a triangle for presentation)
Walls are very thin, turns out that our neighbors like to smoke right outside our window at 3am because they got a non-​smoking room.
As we lift the comfortable, we found what makes this a 1 star review.
Pubic hair and long black hairs stuck on the soft brown blanket. I mean a lot to where we tried taking them off to count them.
Once we saw this, we automatically assumed that they have very low cleaning standards.
At check out, I told the girl on duty and she showed very lack of attention. I guess she might be used to this complaint, as I saw on trip advisor that I am not the only one with this problem.
Well, there you have it, enjoy your stay!

The prices are great… if you want a bug filled room.
We got a room for one night and was pleased with the price, the area, and the image of the place. We checked into our room and everything seemed ok, that is until night fall. Upon returning to our room that night, we found multiple roaches in our room. By roach #4 we where on the phone calling the front desk. They gave us the option to go to another room. After my husband did a thorough bug check of the room, we switched rooms. Everything looked good until things feel apart. The toilet handle fell off, the shampoo was a half a bottle next to some bottle of something the previous attendants left. And to top it off we found 1 roach in that room.
We are a very clean family and when traveling with children I expect things to at least be descent. The front desk couldn’t even offer any compensation for our troubles. They said they had to talk to higher management that isn’t on the property. They have our contact information and we’re waiting. My advice: STAY SOME WHERE ELSE!

«STOLEN MATTRESS»
I used to stay at this hotel once a month or every other month a long with my boyfriend. We both really loved it and enjoyed it for the low price since we both are still college students. This last time we went I recieved an email saying the mattress was stolen from the room we stayed in on that night @7:30am which seemed alarming to me because we had both left at 10pm the night before. And its just funny to me that no morning staff saw a mattress being carried out of a room on the second floor. We never stay the whole night we always came as a way to have a lone time and just hangout to watch some tv and get takeout. I hope this issue gets resolved because it’s really inconvenient to have to worry about getting blamed for something we didn’t do. Especially since a mattress wouldn’t fit into a 1993 BMW. And who would even want a used mattress? Any other time I would’ve recommended anyone to stay here for an affordable price but after my last experience I suggest you don’t.
Next time I much rather pay double the price for a safer hotel with security around.

Horrible place to stay. stayed here one night this past weekend and just so happens that no one advises you to double check the windows since they slide open all the way and apparently they don’t have their maids lock it before a new guest checks in. So they expect you to automatically know this, just so happens that someone must have known this and our room ended up just taking the screen off of our window and climbed right into the room and took everything in the room except for our shoes. No cameras facing the rooms in the hallways so just a lovely way to get set up for a robbery. we weren’t the only victims here since the next morning after talking to the manager with the horrible attitude we also found out that another car was broken into on the property.
Guests beware. I’d advise to take your trip to another hotel where you won’t have to worry about your items getting stolen or your car broken into. I would give this place half of a star if I could.