TownePlace Suites Redding

Boven verwachting. Mooi hotel, goed ontbijt. Schone kamers.

Upon arrival, the lady at the front desk was pleasant and allowed us to check in early. We rented a 1 king bed suite...when we got into the room it was very clean. Had a full fridge, stove,oven, microwave and dishwasher. Couch and bed was comfortable...pillows were fantastic. For someone with neck issues, it was nice to have full neck support. Our suite was the handicap suite (204) which we didn't need but it was nice to see the higher level of service for those that don't move around so easily. Breakfast was the standard continental type, but they did make eggs without that nasty swine which most hotels usually mix into the eggs making them inedible for us as Hebrews. The only thing I could find that needs to be improved on is their cheese grater in the room it functioned like a dollar store item, it's a good thing I brought my own from home as I knew I was going to need a really good grater for the horseradish for Passover.

I have no idea how this hotel got such good reviews, I am being generous by calling it average. It looks much nicer from the outside than it is in the rooms. We were in a suite and there was really nothing to like about it. The bathroom was tiny with no counter space, the carpet was worn and stained as were the furnishings, the TV was tiny in the living area and in the bedroom, no bottled water available, poor lighting, etc. One good thing was that the A/C worked well and had separate controls for the bedroom. We decided not even to sample the complimentary breakfast. We stayed for one night since we were just passing through town. Had we been booked for longer we would have left after the first night. This is one of the most disappointing Bonvoy properties we have ever stayed at.

Stayed here for just a single night while seeing a show at the Redding Civic Auditorium. I've stayed at another TownePlace Suites on a bit more long-term basis so it felt like a little bit of a waste to only stay one night given the in-room amenities, but it was still a great experience. The room was clean and quiet, the beds were comfortable, and it actually ended up being really nice to have a larger fridge (with an actual freezer!) because we had a large amount of takeout food that wouldn't have fit in a standard hotel mini fridge very well. There's a decent little fitness center where I got a quick workout in before leaving. The breakfast was very good and had a ton of options. Hilltop Drive is just a block away, so it was really easy to get around, and of course there's plenty of shopping and dining in that area around Hilltop and Dana. But the hotel itself is located on a very quiet street in kind of a business park with a bunch of real estate offices, dentists, etc. I don't typically have any reason to travel specifically to Redding, but if I ever find myself there again, I will definitely keep this place in mind!

Great overall experience at this hotel. Location is convenient to getting on the interstate and on highway to Lassen Volcanic NP. Breakfast selection is about average for similar Towneplace properties. Overall would recommend a stay here if you're visiting this part of CA.

The property is aging, but it is clean and we appreciate the full-sized fridge. The cookies at check in were a nice touch. The bed and pillows were comfortable (but the mattress was on the extra firm side), and the staff was pleasant. One note is that the cleaning chemicals they use have a very strong/heavy scent. It was overwhelming to me.

Room clean and large for a hotel room. Full breakfast was great. My only negative was that the bed was super firm which made my back ache. Big positive for me was that unlike other hotels I have been to lately the lighting was really good. If you are in Redding this is a good option.

I chose this hotel as a halfway point in our road trip from Seattle to Phoenix, mainly because of the good reviews and the fact it had a microwave and fridge. So, here's my review after staying here for one night. The hotel was easy to find and is located in a industrial park area, next to a Hampton Inn. Not a very scenic location, but it appeared to be safe if you need to walk your dog around the property. I didn't see any restaurants within walking distance, but there are certainly many within a 1 mile radius (we ate dinner at the Olive Garden which was a short distance up the road). I had booked a single room with 2 queen beds using my Marriott points, and the desk clerk offered to upgrade me at no cost to a larger 2 bedroom suite with king size beds. That gave us more room which we appreciated. The hotel and room both were very clean and looked fairly new, with everything working as expected. Each of the bedrooms and living area had a wall mounted airconditioner/heater unit which wasn't too noisy. The bathroom was large and clean. Complimentary breakfast was served in the lobby from 5 am to 9:30 am. The complimentary WiFi had download and upload speeds of 15 Mbps. For negatives, the bedrooms only had a few outlets available, so bring a power ***** if you have a lot of electronic devices to charge up.  I could hear cars driving on the nearby highway, but it seemed to lessen in the late evening & early morning. The beds were super firm, so much so it hurt my back and made it difficult for me to get a good night sleep. Finally, the bathtub drain was clogged and it filled up with water while I was taking a shower. Would I stay here again? I'm not sure, as I didn't get much restful sleep with the hard beds. I'm actually going to try a different Marriott location or Hilton hotel for the trip back to Seattle.

Lodging was good, glad they had the two-bedroom option. Breakfast was okay, mostly grab-and-go items. What was not good was putting in a housekeeping request both through the front desk and the housekeepers next door only to return to the room untouched. Having two small children, that was not good as our trash accumulated and sat throughout our stay. I wish the staff would have been more attentive to this. Otherwise, the stay was okay.