Hotel reviews: Hotel Espaa, Lima

On two extended trips to California this year, with various stopping points in Northern and Southern California, I decided to follow the Best Western Book for travel tips and accommodations. Helpful maps and driving instructions to each hotel have proved valuable at the end of a busy day.

I have found the Best Western quality categories to be accurate and well described, in addition with a central calling number its easy to call ahead on a road trip and make reservations at short notice.

The hotels in the chain are franchisees, however the standards are relatively consistent, there are no surprises except even in larger cities the rates offered are fair and very competitive compared to other possible places to stay.

The check in process is also consistent, Best Western offers a points system which can be redeemed for free nights stay when enough points have been earned.

In all cases the Best Western offers a quick and easy continental breakfast, ideal to accommodate a quick path back to the highway.

I find this chain to offer quality of service, consistently nice staff, and a good nights stay in a clean environment for a competitive price.

I leave each hotel feeling refreshed, as most in California have pools and Jacuzzis, rested and content that my dollars were well spent.

I have joined the Best Western membership system and find it to be positive.