This hotel is conveniently located about a 10-15 minute walk from the Adventure Park with fast check-in and great prices.

Great location only 3 miles from the city center and very clean rooms.

We were in Visalia for 1 day, had very comfortable stay, the hotel was clean with comfy and magnificent location to the Sequoia national park. Location: the venue was just off everything, especially, the freeway and Visalia and restaurants...

The hotel was very clean. The team members, from the front desk to the housekeepers, were welcoming. I was impressed by the double room available on my phone in front of me. The room had a variety of supplies including climate control, television, and a microwave.

i liked the a double room and had a great stay. had adapted bathroom with all essentials.

Everything was nice and met expectations. Greatly enjoyed the place, had a nice stay on vacation. We stayed in an updated room. Climate control, TV with cable channels, and a microwave were much appreciated.

no shampoo in bath no "do not disturb" sign for door

The room was modern and big, with a microwave and a refrigerator. The food was great with a variety of dishes on the menu. The staff was really kind and nice. It was in a good location, close to the freeway, Sequoia National Park, shops, and restaurants.

The rooms were modern and stylish, equipped with climate control, multi-channel TV, and a microwave. The hotel is conveniently located near the highway, and I found a nearby Applebee's that offered great drinks.

Got a brand-new room on my phone right when I arrived, which was awesome. Everything seemed clean and fine. The location was convenient, within walking distance of Visalia Adventure Park.

Severe homeless issues. Manager apparently lets them stay for free. They are everywhere. Floors are hard and loudly echo any movement or noise from other rooms on all sides and from upstairs. NO DRESSER. Only a little 2 ft table that is grossly inadequate. Night stand is only about 1 foot wide. Beds are uncomfortable and is only a top mattress on a hard platform. Refrigerator shelves were ALL broken off. We stayed for 5 nights and after the first night we wanted to leave but had already been charged for entire stay. When I complained to the night person I was called a liar. Had dinner at Marie Calendars and when we told the waitress where we were staying she told us the manager there allows homeless to stay in the rooms free. This info was not solicited by us. It was completely brought up by the waitress. An employee at the hotel acknowledged the fact that the room next to mine was given to homeless for free. I observed 8 to 10 people enter this room carrying nothing but black plastic trash bags. (I OBSERVED THIS MYSELF). So utterly disappointed. This will be our last stay in any Motel 6. If I would have known I would have paid a little more somewhere else. TV turns itself off every 45 minutes. Homeless beggars will approach you even at your room door. Oh so bad.

I thoroughly enjoyed the place; it was fairly clean. The staff was informative and kind. The location was marvelous and unbeatable, just a few steps away from everywhere I wanted to go. The airport was 0.5 miles away.

Bathroom clean and comfortable bed

Staff was not nice at all and the floor of my bedroom was very dirty.

The hotel was clean and our room was clean and updated. Fast staff from front desk to housekeepers and the location was magnificent close to restaurants. It was close enough to everything, especially the freeway, King's Canyon, and the Sequoia National Park. The facilities, such as climate control, multi-channel TV, and a microwave, were all that was needed.

The number was up to expectations. It was clean, spacious. There was a big supermarket 15 minutes away. There were all kinds of diner and fast food restaurants next to it. It's a 15-20-minute walk from the transit center on bus number 4A.

The only thing I didn't like was the fact that you can't leave your suitcase at an early eviction. Obviously, America is a country of cars. But it wouldn't hurt to take care of pedestrian tourists, either. Early in the morning, there was a shuttle to the park with a sequoi. Asked me tonight if I could leave my suitcase. A young man at the reception said that it is better to ask someone who will be in the morning, but usually no one leaves a suitcase. In the morning the girl said she would love to leave her suitcase, but it is not clear how the person who will change it will feel. The shift's at 7:00 a.m. I left at 6:00. I ended up having to ask for help at the front desk of the next Hampton Inn. They didn't say no. They stuck a tag with my name on it and took it away. Absolutely free of charge.