Travelodge Healdsburg - Sonoma, Healdsburg

This was the best travelodge i had ever stayed in. The beds were really comfortable and nice breakfast. It was a clean property. The location was excellent nice restaurants. The service was terrific.The staff was so friendly. The spa was great. Even though they dont have a business center they printed my boarding pass out on there personal computer which was nice of them. The price was reasonable to. Very nice!!!!!!

Abdul, the east indian clergyman, was very helpful, if you needed a good Curry Recipe. Located in the beautiful valley of Sonoma, where the people, the country, and the wine is all beautiful, this Travelodge will help balance that out with the ugly. First of all, it smelt much like bad curry, due to the obvious that these East Indians AMOR curry. You wouldn't think so, you'd think east indians would make a lot of hamburger, cheese pizzas, or burritos (foods of their native lands), but no... coincidentally, they like curry. There was a spa that someone had excreted in, and a non working sauna. The breakfast bar was in the room adjacent to the sauna. Every morning, enjoy swedish bagged pastries and tampico with the humid air and sour gas of the bitter liberals hiding out at that inn. The beds in the rooms had a nice depression (slump) in the top of the beds, meaning, no girls with large buttocks had stayed here, no way. It made for a very comfortable and relaxing "at home" feel (that is if your bed at home has a depression as well, the same applies to depressed people who drive Miatas). But, what can you say? Despite the crazy indian kids running around (their nation now has 1.6 billion people!), Abdul was very nice and joyous. Not once did he ever get mad at me for pointing out his hairy mole on his face! So enjoy the Curry Inn, and yes DONT FORGET to honk when you're coming in through like the sign says.

I actually enjoyed my stay, although the wife had a few complaints. Her complaints were mostly that maintenance seemed to be not a big priority. Things like painting and such, carpets looked a bit old. It just looked like not much attention was paid to upkeep. I agreed, and maybe the room price should be about ten bucks a night less, but after just coming from a hotel in San Francisco that left much more to be desired, this place was a breath of fresh air. It was pretty clean, quiet, and had almost everything I needed in a hotel room: refigerator, coffee pot and coffee, hard line DSL connection and plenty of room. I wouldn't have a problem going back again. One thing they should take care of, at least as summer approaches, is the windows don't have screens on them. At least ours didn't. Could be a mosquito problem during the right season, although with air conditioners, most people might not sleep with the windows open.

I was planning on staying in Healdsburg because of a bike ride I was signed up for. Unfortunately, I injured my arm, and under doctor's orders, have not been able to ride my bike since late May. My reservation was for 7/15/05, I canceled it in June. When I signed onto the Travelodge website to cancel my reservation. I received a message that there was a problem, to try again later. I then called the hotel directly. Whoever answered the phone was extremely rude. When I said I needed to cancel my reservation, she replied, "the computer is down call back later�, and hung up on me. I then went back to the website to retrieve my reservation, and was informed that it had been cancelled. When I received a charge on my Visa from the Travelodge Healdburg, I checked the website again, and my reservation had been reinstated - without my knowing!