This gem’s rustic mountain lodge vibe gets ya in the mood for exploring Yosemite (you’re a mere 12 miles from the western entrance btw). 

Old-school upscale, for nights you’re feelin’ classy.

Hotel pool hits the spot when you need to cool off or swim it out.

If you’re here for work, kudos to you. But do try to squeeze in some fun. Dunes(!). Desert flower season(!). Cattle Call Rodeo(!).

Relax, early riser. Breakfast included.

This I-5 haunt doles out practical rest near stunning Mt. Shasta and the Oregon border.

Stay up to date with smart features and free WiFi.

Free WiFi’s a perk everyone can appreciate.

Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

Free breakfast with legit hot options.

Let’s help you get your bearings. You’re an easy 10-min drive from downtown and 5-min walk from the Palo Verde Plaza Shopping Center.

Complimentary breakfast kick-starts both your metabolism and your day.

Right off I-5, mins from Cal State – plus nearby outdoorsy to-dos like boating, fishing, golfing, camping and whatnot.

Relax, early riser. Breakfast’s included.

Shopping, golfing and casinoing — all nearby (seriously, the Galleria has almost too many shops and restaurants to count).

In the Delta region of the San Joaquin River, near golf and water sports galore.

Complimentary hot breakfasts feature eggs, bacon, toast — oh, and piping-hot cinnamon rolls.

Quiet locale situated just a half-hour drive from Monterey.

Strolling distance to the beach(!).

Close to restaurants and just off I-5 for effortless road-trippin'.

A tourable gold mine, wineries, Jackson’s historic (and totally stroll-worthy) downtown, a casino, tons of outdoorsy spots and more – all nearby.

Low-key, frill-free stay off Hwy 99, just north of Fresno – close to shopping and dining.

Asian-fusion fans will dig the onsite fare at the fun-to-say Couwami. Or walk to nearby In-N-Out Burger for the secret menu 4x4.

Fancy a dip? Pop into the hotel pool.

Walking distance to the ever-charming downtown Yreka.

Centrally located between the Redwood National and State Parks and Avenue of the Giants if you’re road trippin’ the coast to see the trees.

Easy, relaxed spot with a whole host of amenities.

Right off Hwy 99 in the Zinfandel Capital of the World. Fire pit and BBQ area onsite so you can grill something to go with one of your wine finds.

Impress locals with your mastery of random facts, like how Oroville Lake has the country’s largest earth-filled dam.