Vista Ventana

The staff were courteous and really helpful, and the rooms had plenty of space with good parking. We spent several days there with our family over the Fourth of July. The place seemed full, but the other guests were friendly and classy. We had a nice time at the pool, and watched the fireworks at night from the courtyard and balconies. We also tried some restaurants nearby.

It's a quiet, relaxing place with good prices and parking. The rooms are large, and there are both two-floor townhome units and double suites. The mineral pool was sparkling, and there was a jacuzzi too. We'll be back.

It's not upscale or updated, but for the price I think it's a good option. The room has a small kitchen area set aside and a bathroom that's a decent size, so it could work as a short-term studio rental.

I left the next day because I didn't feel safe keeping my TV, laptop, and other things in the room while I was at work. I had to bring my own TV, even though one was advertised. A guest brought crystal meth into my room on my second night and told me he was a dealer. I asked him to leave, then spent the night feeling unsafe because there was a lot of drug traffic in and out of his room. The place had been advertised on Craigslist as drug free, but the owner and manager wouldn't refund me when I left. Before that, when I checked in, I was very clear that I wanted to know there was no drug activity at the hotel. She assured me there wasn't any. A couple of days later, though, she admitted she knew my neighbor was using drugs and showed me a pipe she'd found while cleaning his room. She later said he "only" did 'black' (heroin), not white (meth). I was quoted $185 for the week, paid $200, and wasn't given any change. That already seemed fishy, but I'd planned my life around staying the week, so I decided to stay anyway. Then Tammy the owner tried to turn it around on me, implying I was probably staying there to use drugs because that's what she used to do when she was younger. What are you implying, lady? Adding insult to injury. How dare you.