Golden Hills Motel

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• hogheadj

  02 enero 2015
  Golden Hills Motel

  Like staying at a Motel 6 Minus 100. PITCH A TENT. If you don't avoid it's your own fault. Right on the highway so it seems like you are on the sidewalk trying to sleep next to the road. Old Old Old. What few sticks of furniture was bashed in. Cold 19 Degrees outside, heater did not cycle. We put heat on lowest of low, just kept on heating on low. Had to open the window in the bathroom to let out the heat. I don't think it could be upgraded to a kennel.

  

• H2OutWest

  23 junio 2015
  Dodged a bullet.

  Made a reservation weeks in advance, called to update my information and was told I didn't have one even though I gave them my card information, had confirmed check-in/out times, etc. They claimed this never happened. Dishonest. Left me without a place to stay on a holiday weekend crossing country.

  

• Deborah S

  07 agosto 2017
  OK for a few hours sleep.

  I arrived after 10 pm for a bike ride in Sept 2016. While it reminded me of The Twilight Zone, my room was clean. I used it to sleep a few hours, then checked out. It suited my purpose --- saved $$!!!

  

• maureensheart

  09 julio 2018
  RUN AWAY RUN FAR

  Terrible place. I should have read reviews before we got there. Gratefully we were able to cancel the 2nd night and only stay 1 night. Shower was scary. Place is awful. The sheets were clean at least. AWFUL

  

• NomadicEdventures

  23 diciembre 2018
  Great Place for a Scary Evening

  We rolled into the Golden Hills Motel on a foggy night. The entrance was shrouded in mist and there was one lonely car parked behind the motel as we ambled up to room 119. The room key said it all. The digits '119' written on a piece of paper scotch taped to the key badge. We held our breath and went in. The TV was a 30 year old Zenith brand and every other channel had different levels of noise distortion. The bathroom was creepy and the sheets dry and scratchy. My wife and I were inspired to start a rough draft of our last will and testament, confident we would be murdered by some ax wielding madman in our sleep. We made sure both door locks were securely fastened before bedding down for the night. We actually laughed ourselves to sleep at the absurdity of it all. Surprisingly, we awoke alive and left as soon as possible. We dropped the key in the key drop and burned rubber, feeling thankful during the holiday season. p.s. If you're shooting a low budget horror flick, this setting is perfect!