Sequoia Lodge - Hotel in Visalia - 1400 S Mooney Blvd, USA

Alot of problems no solutions. I'm a single female I have more problems by men here than anybody here. And today a man spit in my face and apparently the cops have to witnesses it before an arrest can he made . But I told manager Joanne cotto about the issues the cops are plenty informed about men and the trouble here. And nothing is being done. I've asked repeatedly for help with my hand I'm in pain with, rehab , and a different place to live by this whole county . Today also I told county workers cops an mental health about my family issues which are gross embrassing and not one adult who gets paid through this county has stood up . So I'm going to send this to every news anchor I can possibly think of

Whoever the security is that lives in front.. her presence is very much appreciated. Always super nervous before when I had to go there. not any more tho. The lady staff that lives in property was so helpful and keeps the atmosphere feeling safe.

This place has been transitioned into low income housing for homeless Tulare county residents in need of assistance.

Visalia was a stopping point on a travel day between destinations so we had no particular reason to be in one part of town verses the other. The rate for a slow night was reasonable, the gentleman who checked us in was very friendly and made sure we understood his directions to a grocery store. We were on the first floor and able to park at our door. The room was spacious, furnishings were like new, air conditioner ran fine, and the pillow-top mattress was the kind I like without an excess of foam to sink into. Everything was very clean and we had no maintenance issues. Lighting could be improved a bit, but was acceptable. There were only a couple places to plug in devices.||||The shower temperature and pressure were good, the curved shower rod was not sagging (a rarity!), and towels were decent. The curtains blocked all light from the parking lot, and we had a quiet night without any distractions.||||Breakfast featured an unexpected variety for an Econo Lodge, including waffles. We left very happy for having chosen this motel for our brief stay in Visalia.

Cheap-ish prices made us book plus location. The place is nice and clean and very spatious, with plenty parking spaces and easily accessible but that's pretty much it. If you step out of reception, say goodbye to WiFi, cause it won't probably work in your room. We had breakfast included... Continental apparently. It's not the first place to be honest, but it seems like Americans have no idea what continental breakfast is. Some juice, coffee, toast and waffles doesn't really mean continental. Also, staff at reception was quite rude and very bored.... Not very nice for the guests. |Given the price, it was acceptable, but wouldn't probably return. If you plan to only sleep and then move to the next place and save some dollars then it's okay.

Scandals. Not a motel now. Homeless alliance of kings, Tulare Co. Pandemic got all off the streets who was/ are addictive folks, bad relationships, inadequate humans who may continue to do- do on themselves and property. Good things are, a free ride, a somewhat safe inadequate invigorating lodges that conceal or treat the ugliness that was once visible to the ones that live in houses with white picked fences, upstanding taxpayers, church and school wardens who themselves are the root of this pandemic of drugs, extremely. We made the beds, others can lay in it. Better than obvious to all is the lies. Keeps the rich wealthy and the poor on lower levels of lifestyle. Sad but true. Millions unto this room key alliance taxes pay for. A cover up. Money. Lies

"Room with a view" had a view of the parking lot, which was absolutely fine but it wasn't "a view". The room had everything needed, the state of the furniture wasn't too bad for the price. The "free breakfast" sucks and wifi was slow. No hot water source after 10 am except for the microwave.

The room was good. the breakfast was good other than 1 issue. Yet the biggest issue was when they charged 50, no 30, no.... They kept changing how much of our deposit they wanted to keep for menstral blood. All my wife got was "You need to learn to be good then!" They kept 30$ for the blood btw. The price for new linens.