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Convenient Location
Located just a short distance from major attractions such as Rabobank Theater and Convention Center, Fox Theater, and Hart Park, WoodSpring Suites Bakersfield East offers a prime location for travelers wanting to explore Bakersfield.
Multilingual Staff
With a 24-hour front desk fluent in English, Spanish, Hindi, and Urdu, guests can feel at ease knowing that assistance is readily available at any time during their stay.
Comfortable Accommodations
Each room at WoodSpring Suites Bakersfield East is equipped with a private bathroom, ensuring guests have a comfortable and private space to relax during their visit.
Ready to experience convenience, multilingual service, and comfort all in one place? Book your stay at WoodSpring Suites Bakersfield East now!
Towels & Linen are provided, but there is a fee per item per day if the guest chooses to exchange. Please contact the property for details. Guests can exchange out old linen for new at any time.
No maid service is available unless you stay 14 days or more; Charges may apply for maid service prior to a full 2 week stay, please contact the Hotel directly for exact rates.Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
A deposit may be required at the property.
No hair dryer and no non urgent service after 10 or 11pm
Location
Old house smell
Has the things I need.
I stay for 3 nights no one clean the room and even change the linen
When we stayed at WoodSpring Suites in Bakersfield, the clerk told me that I was required to pay a $100 hotel deposit. She said the deposit could be paid either in cash or by credit card.
When I asked for a receipt or some type of official documentation for the $100 deposit, she did not want to provide one. I explained that if I was going to put the deposit on my credit card, I wanted proof that the $100 had been paid. Instead, she simply wrote the information down on a piece of paper.
This made me feel very uncomfortable because I felt the situation was unusual and somewhat sketchy. I wanted to make sure there was a proper record of the deposit and that I would have proof of the transaction.
After I questioned the situation, she told me, “I don’t want you to be mad, so I’ll just waive the $100 for you. You don’t have to pay anything.”
Although I appreciated not having to pay the deposit, the way the situation was handled left me concerned. I feel that if a $100 hotel deposit is required, guests should be clearly informed about it and provided with an official receipt or documentation showing that the deposit was collected and explaining how and when it would be returned.
Zimmergröße, Kühlschrank.
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