BEST WESTERN Hemet Motor Inn

2625 W Florida Avenue, Hemet, California United States

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Mediocre, 5.9

Clean rooms

Great location

Tasty breakfast

30 reviewsfrom verified guests

Hemet enjoys a year round warm climate, and is the home of the world-famous Ramona Pageant and the Diamond Valley Lake Reservoir. Recreational opportunities are close by, including lakes for boating and fishing, factory outlet shopping and 30 golf courses, all within an hour's drive. Only 90 minutes away are beaches, Disneyland Park, and mountain resorts. For your convenience, a shopping mall and 12-screen movie theater are only one block away.

Nestled in the San Jacinto Valley, the Inn of Hemet offers all the convenience of home for overnight or longer stays. The hotel offers luxury at affordable rates. Hemet is perfect for winter and summer vacations and at the Inn of Hemet, we look forward to making your stay a memorable one.

-1 km to the nearest fair site (?), 3 kms to city centre, 65 kms to the nearest airport (ontario).

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Hotel Features

General

Pet Friendly, Disabled Access, Air Conditioned, Refrigerator, Cable / Satellite TV, Kitchenette, Coffee / Tea Maker, Microwave, TV, Disabled Accessible Rooms

Activities

Swimming pool, Lake

Services

Business Center, Express Check-In/Check-Out

Internet

High-speed Internet is available at this hotel.

Parking

Parking is available.

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From 2:00 PM

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Prior to 11:00 AM

Guest Reviews

A summary of 30 guest reviews

We found nine reviews that said the rooms were clean
Out of six reviews of the hotel's location, five said it's in a convenient spot
Five guests reviewed the breakfast, five mentioned it was delicious
Eight guests mentioned the staff in a review, six found them helpful and polite
Four mentioned the cost of their booking in a review, four thought it was a fair price
Out of three reviews of the beds, three said they were uncomfortable