La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Tulare

整體不錯，我的房間挺安靜的沒有什麼噪音，會每天來打掃，旁邊有奧特萊斯可以購物，附近有很多快餐店，麥當勞肯德基popoyes等等。加油站也近。

這家連鎖酒店還是很規範的，地處Tulare鎮的中心，周邊商業配套購物很近，其基礎設施很棒，特別是是它的Spa設施對旅行者非常棒，早餐也很豐富，在美式早餐中屬於上等，推薦入住。

Inaccessible and disappointing I arrived at this hotel with a walking boot and had specifically requested a first-floor room due to limited mobility. Unfortunately, the elevator was out of service when I arrived, and the front desk staff was dismissive and unhelpful. Despite my clear need for accessible accommodations, I was told there was "nothing they could do" and that I’d have to wait until the next day to speak with a manager about the possibility of a refund. To make matters worse, there was a leak in the stairwell, and they had placed large industrial fans at both the top and bottom of the stairs. This made navigating to and from my room even more difficult and downright hazardous. Accessibility and customer service are critical in the hospitality industry, and both were sorely lacking during my stay. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone with mobility issues—or anyone who expects basic courtesy and accommodations to be taken seriously.

Room needed an AC filter change. The airflow from the AC was smelly to say the least. Everything else was fine as expected.

I am very disappointed that despite speaking to a front desk person two times to book my two rooms, I was never told the elevator is not working. I needed to accommodate my two young children and my elder parents who are handicapped. Only when I checked in did the nice front desk lady, Jessica, tell me that my parents would have to climb stairs to get to their second floor, ADA- compliant room. This is unacceptable. My father is 90 years old and has Parkinson's disease with a shuffle in his walk. I insisted they be accommodated on the first floor and Jessica was very helpful with that. But I'm very bothered that my kids and I are on another floor and there are no phones in this hotel for us to stay in communication. I have to keep running between floors to check on my kids and my parents (who are totally dependent). As I told Jessica, I would never have booked this hotel if I knew the elevators were broken and I could not be side by side with my parents. Also, why are ADA compliant rooms even on the second second floor? I hope Travelocity/ La Quinta thinks about how inconvenient this has been for my family and make things right because as of now we have no interest in ever staying in a La Quinta facility again.

It was okay for 1 night but smelled bad. No dairy free milk/cheese alternative choices at breakfast