Wiebe Motel

Real quick, the room, the TV, the bed, the location, restroom, parking, safe, etc. Are just ok, nothing luxurious, no pool, Ask for wifi password, and other things of the property were ok. However, the woman there is not a welcoming person. I was immediately looked at suspiciously by her and her mistrusting big eyes. I will never forget those eyes, she just has this bad attitude. She tells me to turn in the key to the drop box by the office door at check in and on check out, I'm on my way to turn in the key, and she was next door cleaning, when she asks me to give her the key, in the most sour bad attitude tone of voice a woman can have. I looked her in the big eyes she has and told her NO. I looked away and walked to the drop box to put the key in there, just like she ordered me to at check in. I got to the box, turned to her by the room, and dropped the key in as I raised my hand to wave to her. I left quick, I know she didn't like what I did. But I'm not risking her accusing me later of not turning in the key, or getting in the room to frame me of commiting damages, I just simply believed she would simply because she ordered me with that tone of voice and look in her eyes at check in. I also want to note, she did not ask for a deposit. The hotel is not in town but about a half a mile away near a homeless shelter. Rooms were renovated but with the ugliest paint scheme I seen compared to the other hotels in Hollister CA. Advertised as having pool, but it's a lie. True 1 star

I stayed there a few times and I liked my stay. I slept good and watched T.V for a long time. I was able to bring my bike in the room the first night. After, I just left it outside because I noticed they have cameras with motion sensors watching when you get in or out of your room. I don't think the lady there trusted very much but she didn't ask me many questions, filed out a small piece of paper, and handed me the key to my room. After I got in the room, I saw no coffee maker or cups, but it had microwave. The t.v worked and I had some privacy there. Everything inside just wasn't luxury let's just say, you get the bare essentials. During my stay I did receive more toilet paper from the lady. However, when I checked out my first night, she was next door cleaning a room. I was going to turn the key in to the drop box she told me about when she checked me in, when she yells at me "Are you checking out?" I turned around and said " Yeah" She said "ok give me the key" I responded "No. I will take them to the drop box myself like you told me last night" So, I turned around and walked to the drop box and I looked at her, and she was looking at me. I raised my hand with the key, showed her, and then I dropped it in the box. I waved at her, then I got on my bike and left. A few days later, I think, I reluctantly rented a room there again. I was thinking she might raise an issue with me for not obeying her and not give her the key. I just convinced myself that she will not do that.

Two of the three nights I was there, someone - probably the guy sitting on a chair in the parking lot who the manager said was renting a room - urinated on my fender and then again on my driver's door. This is a $90,000 car.

The room, although simple was very clean. Refrigerator was good, so was microwave oven. My only complaint was, there was no soap in the shower. Luckily I used my face cleanser.

Owned by down to earth helpful Hindu type originally foreigners? The shower and bed were great. It’s an older motel economically maintained. I think the cost savings compensated for not top of the trending modern remodeling