I was in Redlands Ca. for an overnight stay and chose Howard Johnsons because the cost fit my budget. That was a Huge Mistake because the room was Filthy and the shower was Unbearable to look at !!!!!! The Bathtub had a Filthy Dirty Ring all around it and I have a video to prove it !!! I will NEVER Stay at another Howard Johnsons no matter how much the rooms are !!! I'd rather pay an extra $50 to stay in a hotel across the street or down the road !!!! GROSSED out and Real PISSED at the way the rooms are for the price I PAID $76.99 for a night !!!! You will Never See me again !!!!! And I will be sure to tell anyone who may or may not ask !!!!!!!!!!

Room was average,smelt strange,and manager was rude to us when i was having breakfast.They also ask for a security deposit,which wasn't advertised previously.
One staff member was courteous at checkout,But honestly overall not impressed.i wont be staying here again.

My family spent 3 nights in May 13 to 16. The property is so-so, not too many I can mention. However, the breakfast they provide really make me and my family happy for 3 days. 4 kinds of donuts, 4 kinds of brand name cereals, STARBUCKS Coffee, Waffles, Brand Name Juices. Toasts for sure. For 30 bucks a night motel, this is the best. Good value for the bucks. Don't get up too late, it ends at 9:00 a.m.

The Howard Johnson of Redlands is a dive at its best. The room we stayed in faced a poorly lit hallway, giving the room a gloomy atmosphere even when the sun was shining brightly outside. The door did not close fully without needing to be pulled or pushed roughly into place. The room itself smelled like a nursing home, a combination of body odor, mildew, and mild cleaning supplies. The bathroom was by far the worst part of the experience. Management purchased the least expensive toilet paper I have ever encountered, it was not even perforated. The shower head was only five and a half feet high, which was fine for me, as I am 5 foot three, however would be problematic for anyone taller. Finally the bath tub was missing its stopper, and when I called to inquire I was informed that they don’t stock any extra tub stoppers and that I should just use a washcloth to stop the drain. While functional and utilitarian, this solution lacked a significant level of alignment with customer needs, and speaks to a poorly maintained and managed hotel. The only upsides to this experience was the free wireless internet and the complimentary waffle breakfast (and even then the coffee was horrible).