Travelodge by Wyndham Santa Teresa

"Always has the Wyndham app blocked. Apparently they won't hire enough housekeeping. They don't serve breakfast. They expect you to buy from their restaurant. The owner is obviously super cheap."

"Affordable and convenient, this is a go-to for me. Hospitality both in the hotel and the restaurant aim to make anybody feel comfortable. The food is tasty too!"

"Quite and clean place. The rooms are good not too small. The check in is in the dinner. They have 24-7 dinner."

"If you want a quiet spot to sleep and shower while traveling, this is it. Perfect sleeping conditions - clean, quiet, cool, and dark (black out curtains. Very simple setting. Nothing fancy. Bonus! Great food and friendly staff at Penny's Diner, on the same property. We had sundaes the night we arrived, and delicious Sunrise Scrambles the next morning. You must make reservations ahead of time for the hotel rooms. Very reasonable rates. Good lighting around hotel, diner, and parking lot. Diner is open and staffed 24/7. I felt safe here."

"The woman checked me in was not professional, used profanity in her casual chit chat with me. Example, she said, "I have to deal with the railroad a$$hole$ and put up with their $hit..." Also I have a registered service dog and I always volunteer his ID at check-in and said "since y'all aren't allowed to ask, I just like to show it so you know for sure". She "no, I can and do demand to see the registration ID and if they don't like it I can refuse service to anyone". Not true, she needs education on ADA laws. She also requires the service dog to be 25 lbs or less. She said "some of these people show up with 50 lb service dogs..." She clearly doesn't understand service dogs. The most popular breeds (for the trainability, intelligence, and temperament) are retrievers, labs, boxers, German shepherds, etc... which are ALL over 50 lbs. For the room, it was clean, but there are no covers on the bed, no blanket, just the top sheet. I stay in hotels over 300 nights a year with my job and have never had that before. When I took my dog out she was leaning on a car hood talking with the workers from the hotel and Penny's while shaking her head at my medium breed boxer. Very awkward, uncomfortable, snide, unwelcoming, and unprofessional. She made it so off-putting that we never even went to Penny's to eat."