"Safari Inn still has some of its original 1950s charm, notably the iconic neon sign, modest swimming pool, and quirkily laid out parking lot with palm trees. It's on a busy, noisy street, and sitting on the deck atop the porte-cochère puts the traveler rather on display. While the lobby reeks of chemicals and the on-site parking costs $25 per day, the basic room itself was tidy and clean. The boxy in-wall air-conditioning unit runs loud. The bathroom was stingy with bath towels, a few of which...

"I have never had such a quiet room in my years of traveling. I could not hear ANY sound in the hall at all, but could hear noise as soon as the door opened, even standing just behind the door. The room was clean, spacious and comfortable. Wonderful shower with double showerheads and huge bathroom with 2 sinks. Only minor thing is the showerhead needed cleaning. Also, I was disappointed that we needed an emergency maxi pad and they did not have any at the front desk. Olive’s Bistro is super...