Top Hotels Near Beale Air Force Base in from NZ$130

" Nice clean inn with pleasant staff"

"This is a good place to stay but don't expect a full breakfast that is on the site. It's continental and the selection if average. Also, had the worst sleep because of the constant banging of the wind and our room was facing a parking lot and all we heard was people talking deep into the night and early morning. The hand soap dispenser in our room was barely working. Miss the bar soap for sure. The good thing about the hotel room was that it was big and clean and the shower and towels were nice."

"The carpet was not clean and has stains. There was a large gap in the entry door. The room was non smoking but through the gap there was a constant smell of marijuana. There was no greeting upon entering and exiting the premises. We stayed for a week and front desk person did not even look up."

"Parents stayed here, they really enjoyed it and were very happy with their stay. Definitely would recommend and will return."

"Staff was very nice and helpful, very clean and nice rooms/ bathrooms! Good breakfast! "

"Lovely staff, beautiful room - the bed was so comfortable. & the chickens were so cute, they are all over the town of Yuba City! <3 Would deff come back."

"Food was incredible and lovely frittata and home made scones in the morning"

"Pool was maintained. Breakfast is fresh and has a huge variety. "

"Dirty. Filthy. Looks like a crack house. It's literally the worst hotel. I've stayed at in all my 49 years. I am 100% positive. The toilet was not cleaned. The floor was filthy and sticky. It made the rosebud motel from Schitt's Creek look like the Ritz Carlton. If I hadn't have been pressed for time to get where I needed to go, I would've walked right out and driven to a different facility. I cannot believe that this is an operating hotel. It should literally be condemned. There were bugs in the shower and the fixtures were falling off of the wall hanging by mere thread. There were far too many plastered up holes to even count. The staircase was sloped and definitely not up to any sort of OSHA standard."