Good Nite Inn

For $ 60/​night, you can’t beat it. Of course, I’m always a bit apprehensive when a price point is that cheap for a hotel, but it was clean, comfortable, and provided all the necessary amenities. Even though the rooms are a bit small, they even had a fridge and a small desk. No hair dryers in the room, but they gave me one to use at the front desk when I asked.
Speaking of the front desk — hands down, the nicest and friendliest crew I’ve encountered in a hotel. Super helpful, super friendly.
Area is safe — there’s a grocery store a half-​block away, gas stations, Starbucks, and a few fast food type places to eat.
Basic wi-​fi is free (they give you a password at the desk), though you can upgrade to faster. For basic surfing/​email needs, the basic is just fine.
If you are on a budget and need a place super close to the Santa Monica mountains, this is your joint.

It was clean & enjoyed the pool! Just down the street from Starbucks so I was happy! Would definitely recommend it.

By no means a 4 star hotel but for the fact that we paid less than $ 50 to be this close to Malibu and the valley it worked perfectly for our night out last weekend.
Service was nice, the hotel clean and well kept.
Tons of easy parking, motel set up, two stories with parking all around.
Safe and quiet area, nothing to worry about here.
Sure there were no real amenities, no conditioner or lotion, but they did have shampoo, soap and blow dryer and plenty of towels as well as a fridge in the room, not bad.
Too cold for the pool this time, but it was clean and a descent size.
Location is great, right off the freeway just in a dead part of town so not much in walking distance.
While of course I prefer to stay in nicer hotels, for the times you are not trying to blow $ 200+ on a room, Good Nite Inn is just right!

If there is nowhere else for you to stay then this hotel provides a clean bed and that’s about it. Rooms.‘s don’t have a coffee maker, front desk is staffed with a bunch of condescending a holes who smile in your face while making your stay as difficult as possible. I had to extend my stay one night and they made me get up early after I had, already paid the previous night — check out and check back in prior to 11 ridiculous I’ve never heard of such a thing

I booked a 4 night stay here and LOVED it.
For the quality and service it felt like a 4 star hotel, at a 1 star price. The area is safe, quiet and well kept. No LA SMOG, about an hour to Santa Barbara and 30 mins to LA.
I wish I could have gotten the maintenance guys name because he was amazing. I accidentally caused damage to our wall and was pretty nervous when I called to report it to the front desk. I was expecting for them to take full advantage of the opportunity and charge me an arm and a leg. When the maintenance/​repair man arrived he was extremely professional yet friendly, charismatic and sweet. He and the front desk actually thanked me for letting them know of the damage and told me not to worry about a fee.
Wow! I stay in hotels frequently, from cheap motels to luxury resorts and I’ve never received such great service.
Good Nite Inn Calabasas Thank you for a WONDERFUL stay.

So here’s my update from a recent visit to LA last week:
Didn’t see any bed bugs crawling around. I was more aware this time and lifted up all the mattresses, bed sheets, blankets, looked inside drawers, under the chairs, near the bed skirts. Some of the sheets had faded brown/​dark spots — possibly old blood markings from the past? I only slept there a couple nights, while my dad slept there for four, and neither of us had any blood markings on the bed or any bit marks on ourselves. When I got home, my husband went through all my clothes and suitcase, and also tied them up in a bad to be washed/​dried just in case. Maybe I’m a little paranoid, but way too many reports. Although I know it can happen anywhere.
As for the rest of my experience here, I have to say their front desk/​customer service is insanely efficient, friendly, and cheerful. It was a little jarring since I was tired — it was a late check-​in — hadn’t eaten in awhile and had the beginnings of a cold. But they did a top notch job of making us feel welcome! And when we inquired about the wifi (it’s FREE), they provided very detailed instructions. Happy to note that the wifi worked very well, logging on went smoothly and it worked pretty fast.
Other things I noticed this time around — there was an odd musty smell, the seemed to come from the sink area. But there was plenty of sick space, which was nice to spread all my toiletries I had packed.
Bathroom is small, but standard. The shower seemed «clean» enough, but the shower pressure was terribly weak. It took forever to wash off the soap suds. And the curtain was way too long or too heavy, and wasn’t exactly plastic, so the water never rolled off. It kind of made the curtain wet, heavier, and drag even further, so the bottoms clung to the tub. So moving it after a shower, or after someone else showered was tough, and then water would spray out onto the bathroom floors.
Wish there were more hooks to hang the towels on – there was only one.
Some positives — give you plenty of towels! Granted we were only two people, versus a full occupancy of four, but it was nice to see so many stacked up. The shampoo they provided actually created a good lather, which I was pleasantly surprised by.
There is a mini fridge, and it was very powerful. Kept my yogurt and fruit very chilled!
A TV that had basic channels and maybe a little more? I was able to watch an old Bond movie as background noise one night. There is one desk with two outlet chargers for your electronics. Overall a solid sized room.
Ample free parking in a large lot that wraps around the building. Small outdoor swimming pool, but every time I’ve gone, I don’t remember ever seeing anyone in it. They have coffee for guests — not sure if it’s all day, but definitely in the morning hours. Also vending machines with bottled water, and an assortment of snacks such as chips, cookies, etc. Albertsons is a super close walk and closes at midnight, should you need heartier sustenance. Starbucks, Sharky’s, Subways, Dominos, Jack in the Box, McDonald’s — but they aren’t open quite as late as Albertsons.
It’s in a great location with excellent customer service on site, or even calling their customer line to assist with booking, but I think the Good Nite Inn isn’t for me anymore.

I booked a room on 10÷21÷15 thru
for a stay that same night. The site indicated I did not need a credit card to book the room, and my card was only being used to hold the room. When I arrived to the hotel later that evening I was told that I needed to use my credit card for $ 150 deposit during my stay. I explained that I did not have the funds available, and asked that my reservation be canceled. Much to my surprise my credit card was still charged $ 91.84 even though I did not stay at their hotel, and even though my reservation was canceled due to no fault of my own, as their deposit policy was not indicated at the time of booking on the site I used for booking. I have written to the Good Nite Inn and
and am hopeful for a quick resolution and will post updates as they occur.

The room was comfy and clean. The only very disappointing thing is the pool that is not heated. We chose this motel online because of the pool and great reviews only to find out that it was VERY COLD without any heater.

Outstanding hotel for the price. Clean room, clean bathroom, clean bed, clean pool, clean parking lot, nice area. Very safe area, a high end office park. Far more than I expected for the price. Also — the free coffee was actually pretty GOOD! Did not expect THAT.
The wifi was free and easy to set up, with 0.7MB up and down, which is enough for web browsing but not enough for HD video.
I saw the low reviews here, and they all have some very weird comments — some guy hanging out in the parking lot instead of getting a room, and gives it 1 star? Another has no actual information, just song lyrics? Strange. I give them a 5.

I work here, so I know I’m going to be a little biased, but to be perfectly honest, this place is affordable, clean, and has a great location.
There are King Rooms, Queen Rooms with One and Two Beds, and Full Size Bed Rooms. The price really only depends on how many reservation there are on any given day. A queen room this upcoming week can range from $ 66 plus tax (Sunday, Monday, Tuesday) to $ 95 plus tax (like a last Minute Friday/​Saturday night.) These prices change hourly depending on how many people make/​cancel reservations and how far in advance you make the reservation.
*My Tip — Make the reservation one to two weeks in advanced and get your hands on a AAA membership.
According to Google, the next closest hotel is 10 minutes away is 273% more for a room on Sunday night when booked in advanced. ($ 60 vs $ 164 at the Hilton Garden Inn).

Worst place to stay. Overpriced, room was tiny and smelled like Lysol. Accused us of having a dog!!! When it was the lady two doors down!!! Stay here if you must. They also take your deposit. TV went to static and Internet sucked… Super slow. Benefit was Taco Bell close by.

So I was looking for a last minute hotel to stay for a week and didn’t want to bust the budget and I found this amazing gem! Normally Inns get a bad wrap, but this one is in the really ritzy city of Calabasas hidden away in the hills away from all city hustle and bustle. It’s VERY quiet and had the BEST prices. The facility is well maintained and clean. Room wasn’t too fancy, just a basic room that was well kept – a little outdated, but I didn’t mind. Also! Out of all the hotels I’ve been to this one definitely has one of the best cable packages! I was able to load up on HGTV and cooking network; and some basic movie channels. Overall it was amazing for the price! Each night was well under $ 100 and the parking lot was very safe and clean – no lurkers hanging out all night. Definitely going to stay here when I need a stay-​cation nearby home.

My companys hotel reservations got messed up somehow and front desk staff were unnecessarily cold and uncaring. They were unwilling to check me in, unwilling to call anybody at my company, and unwilling to give me wifi access while i waited in my car for my boss to arrive. After a 13 hour event setup in the rain, all i wanted to do was check in, take a shower, and go to sleep. Thanks a lot Good Nite Inn of Augora Hills. Instead of sleeping I get to give you one star on Unilocal instead.

I have been staying here off and on for about 6 months now this was suppose to be very temporary while as I relocate to the area. I love the staff, DeeDee was very pleasant upon my first arrival. She remembered my name after just a short time and has become like family. Gareth is also an awesome guy. He always has a smile and makes my stays more enjoyable. I find myself often in the office to chit chat with the staff. I will always stay here when I’m in need of a room.

Budget friendly (found on Priceline), friendly front desk staff, clean rooms, NO bugs as I read in other posts, clean grounds, close to US-​101, Albertsons is walking distance, Starbucks (with drive thru) is also walking distance, at least 6 places to eat nearby (Mexican, Mediterrean, Sushi, Subway, McD’s, Taco Bell), next to business center, quiet area even though the freeway is nearby, 30 mins to Universal, downtown LA, coffee but no breakfast, no hot tub, no pool towels, no coffee maker in room. Overall, I would come back to this hotel even with no extra frills.

Will you have a «good night» at Good Nite Inn? Depends on what your expectations are, so keep them, in the words of Flo Rida, «low, low, low, low».
If you heed this advice, you will have an OKAY night at Good Nite Inn. Maybe even a good night if you spend your entire day on the beach, or driving around California fighting traffic, because then you will just be TIRED and you will have a bed, in a motel room, situated next to a lot of industrial/​commercial buildings. The ambiance is divine.
Seriously though, this place is good if you are looking to do Malibu/​Venice/​Thousand Oaks areas of Cali on the cheap. All within driving distance and placed in the small town of Calabasas in the hills. The traffic is light in the city itself and this motel is right down the street from an Albertsons and a Starbucks.
The bed was uncomfortable, but the TV worked. The shower/​bathroom was clean enough. The towels were like drying off with a wad of paper, so maybe consider bringing your own towels if you stay here.
You need cheap, close-​ish to the beach? This is your place.

I read the reviews on this hotel, and I expected it to be its raved 3 star quality. However, it wasn’t even close to a star.
They checked me in promptly and I headed to my room for a nice warm shower and a good nights sleep. When I arrived at the room, it did not have a fresh scent to say the least. However I brushed it off and proceeded to the shower. The warm shower felt great.
After drying off, I changed into my pajamas and crawled into the cardboard plank of a bed. Ouch. Maybe I should have slept in my car… I thought. After some time, I finally managed to doze off, but when I woke up my back was not happy.
I will not be back. I did not get a «good night» sleep!

After staying here occasionally over the last several years, I believe I just had my last visit. Unfortunately, because the location is so lovely and peaceful, but still… needs MAJOR updates.
Upon arriving, a front desk clerk, named Dee Dee was practically yelling to a co worker. Wow. Take it down a notch, please. Found some stray hairs in my room, which is just gross, but my very first… wait for it… blood spot on the tile in the shower! Yeah. Just lovely.
I called down for extra toilet paper and tissues, and was asked «How many towels?». «No. No towels. Tissue and toilet paper.» And what was delivered? Yup. Some towels.
On an end note; it’s 2015. Let’s put in a tiny coffee maker, so you don’t have to walk around the whole property and 6:30 in the morning to go to the front office to get some. And anyone care about health? I wouldn’t put a drop of the sugar, fake sweetener, creamer in my cup if I was told I could have half off my price! Seriously. And a mini fridge, microwave, no extra 5 bucks every 24 hours for internet… put this all together and I’d pay a bit extra.
Too many issues to justify staying again.

I registered on Unilocal solely to leave this review.
I booked this hotel for 7 days for my parents while they were in town. Lady took the information over the phone, including my credit card which was to be charged for the 7 night stay. Reservation was confirmed and I was told they’re looking forward to my parents arrival. Upon arrival, my parents were asked for their credit card, to charge for the room. I had told them that I took care of the bill, so they gave me a call to confirm. A man that was checking them in advised me that he could not accommodate my parents unless i FAXED them an authorization form (who uses fax? it’s 2015). I advised him that I do not own a fax, and would gladly fill it out online (over the e-​mail), but was told that is not an option. At that time i asked them to check my parents in (it was already 8pm) for their 7 day stay, and I would come the following morning to take care of the bill in full (they already had my credit card on file, anyway). The man over the phone said it’s not possible, and after going back and forth told me that he’ll just cancel my parents stay.
Horrible customer service, completely unprofessional.
Would not recommend to anybody

No, not good. History of bed bugs and the hotel hasn’t responded to any of those claims. I left 10 minutes after walking in drove all the way home and washed all my clothes. Wasted $ 75. Don’t do it!