Fallbrook Country Inn

First off, my friend chose this place last minute for a wedding we were attending in Temcula. Not knowing was I was walking into, I was very disappointed.
When you roll into the place it looks like a scene out of a horror movie. Very out of date, and dirty. The concierge/​reception area, was not impressive. The service was horrible. Very rude, and not helpful.
The rooms are mediocre, I mean not worth $ 150 a night (which was the rate for the weekend we chose). Most I would have thought this place would cost was like $ 50-​$ 60.
If you desperately need a place to stay and you have absolutely no choice, I guess you could stay here. I would never.
That night we came back, I decided I couldn’t stay and left. Also no refunds. Don’t even try to negotiate with these people. We left the keys and left. Horrible experience all around and will never return. Sorry to say. This place has potential if they would make an effort to clean it up and update.

Ok, you get what you pay for…
I paid $ 74 .00 for a friday night through
. I choose this Country Inn for price and closest to casino.
Okay, first of alk the front desk lady was rude. I told her I had a reservation and gave name. She was like I. d and credit card. I had already paid through
and she charged my card. I asked why? She gave me another one word answer, deposit. She was very short with me. I thought the country inn would have a nice sweet receptionist. I felt like I interrupted her dinnner. The front desk office had a stale, curry, and urinate smell.
The room was very old. The carpet had stains. The curtain had a hole in it. The head board’s veneer was damaged and upon taking a picture with flash. I noticed a gross looking stain. Top comforter has a light urine. The T. V WAS FROM 1985. I didn’t brother watching it.
The toiletry were very cheap. The soap was like a rock. Bathroom shower wall had a crack in it. Only good thing is that I didn’t see any bed bugs or roaches. Believe me I checked. I got back to the room at like 1 am from the casino and this room was the last one. I winged it but it was not a good experience.
I will never, ever, ever stay here again. The front desk receptionist need to be more inviting, give more information, like where the free continental breakfast is in morning.

Spent one weekend night here. «Deluxe breakfast» included as part of the stay, but not the case at all. No coffee — and not disclosed until the morning. Poor quality «pastries,» stale rolls and bananas. That’s it. Very loud due to it’s closeness to the road. No «do not disturb» sign on the door means you don’t get that. Sheets don’t fit the beds. Carpets very worn and ripped in places. Weekend rates are insane and certainly not worth the price.

This Inn is quaint and reminiscent of old days gone by. The caretakers were lovely people, kind and helpful. We found our room to be cute, clean, and in good repair. We loved the private entrance, exposed beams, kitchenette, and the sliding door to our own small patio that overlooked the courtyard and the pool area. We were pleasantly surprised by the peaceful setting with its proximately to the road. We would stay again next time we are in the area but plan on eating our breakfast out as the fresh bananas, individually wrapped pastries, coffee and tea barely tied us over till lunch.

Pretty nice and clean. Easy to check in and out. Worth the price! I like their bed. Very comfortable. Workers are very nice there

I, too, am giving this 4 stars only because it is an old property, which can’t be helped. I found this place through
as I was looking for a place to stay that was reasonably priced near Temecula, California. This was one of the few places that was under $ 150 a night.
Here is what I liked:
The staff was friendly upon checking-​in and checking-​out.
The hotel was a neat set-​up where the rooms are in neat rows up on a slight incline, so unlike other hotels, you weren’t sharing 2 walls, a floor, and a ceiling with others.
The rooms themselves are designed almost like studio apartments: there was a kitchenette, spacious closet, couch, coffee table, air conditioning and ceiling fan, etc. They provide all the comforts you need if you plan on staying for a few days.
There is plenty of parking for you and a guest or 2.
What I didn’t like:
While you are relatively close to the freeway (about 6 miles) and just a 20 minute drive from all the diversions of Temecula, the town the hotel is located in is kinda dead. It is almost like one of those towns where everything closes once the sun goes down. That is not what actually happens, but there is very little there and no night-​life whatsoever.
Because the building is a little old, it makes sounds like the occasional creaking and what not. This could be a little problematic for the light sleepers (like myself), but it is not too bad.
So because of this, I feel like the price is just a little too high for what you get. I feel like it would be better suited for the $ 80 range.

I give this property four stars only because it is an older property.
This is a very nice well groomed, clean place to stay.
The proprietors are friendly, helpful and hard workers.
It is located 2 minutes from the center of town
Close to everything in town.
The 76 highway, or the 15 freeway are accessible from this location.
The rooms are spacious very clean, they have a microwave and refrigerator. I personally have been here for almost two weeks and enjoy the jacuzzi and the continental breakfast every morning.
I feel comfortable and safe here and know that the housekeepers will take good care of my belongings and leave my room sparkling clean.
No its not the Hilton but I definitely will come back.

My boyfriend, Mike, and I were down in Southern California for a wedding at a winery in Temecula and I booked us this hotel for the night as this hotel was cheaper than the hotels in Temecula. When we pulled into the parking lot for Fallbrook Country Inn, Mike was completely repulsed by the looks of the property. From the front, this hotel looks like a scene from a horror movie. We arrived in Fallbrook around 12 pm, but were unable to get our hotel room until 2 pm. To kill time, we grabbed lunch at a local deli and I looked at other Unilocal reviews for this property. Most of the 1 or 2 star reviews are similarly due to people seeing the property from the street and deciding that they no longer wanted to stay there; however, this property has a 72 hour cancellation policy. Because of this, we decided to keep our reservation, albeit begrudgingly from Mike’s perspective. The property looks pretty shady from the outside. The houses neighboring the property have thick fences with guard dogs, perhaps hinting that they’ve had issues in the past. Our room was quite charming, however. There is very poor lighting, in general, in the rooms. We did not have an overhead light in our room. Instead we had two small nightstand lights and an outdoor light that was anchored to the wall by the door. The carpet showed a lot of wear and tear, but our room was exactly what we needed it to be: a place to get ready for the wedding and a place to crash before heading back home the next day. There were a couple reasons we docked two stars from the rating for this hotel. The first is that I paid about $ 180 for our night at this hotel, which is more money than what I’d say it was worth. The facility was very old and that seems like a steep price. The max listed price they provide is $ 400/​night, which is ridiculous. The second reason we docked a star is because the so-​called included continental breakfast was just a selection of plastic-​wrapped, store-​bought pastries (exceeding probably 600 calories each), two types of juice from a machine, and underripe bananas. I would say that this place is worth looking into if, like us, you’re in the area for a wedding and just need a relatively inexpensive place to crash, however, Mike has informed be that after choosing this hotel, I am no longer allowed to pick our hotels. :D

The continental breakfast is amazing coffee borderline gourmet with jacuzzi amazing combo!

Very unprofessional business. When I called with questions about my reservation they answered the phone with out any introduction on where I was calling. The person I spoke too was very rude. I do not recommend staying here at all.

They don’t follow the travel sites reservation policies, ours said if we don’t show up to check in they will charge one night. We did show up & they had charged all 5 days on a credit card I specifically used to reserve & I didn’t want to charge. They refused to refund. We were waiting on our new apartment to be ready, so we had to extend our stay (sadly, everywhere else was already booked), not only did they over charge our extension, they called us liars & made us pay $ 10 for the TV remote. They also charged our card $ 50 for our ice chest getting water on the carpet, even tho their shower was broken & practically flooded the bathroom every time u showered. They also walk around the property & spy on everyone. Stay anywhere but here!

I joined Unilocal to specifically give this review. As another Unilocaler commented below, if I could give zero stars I would.
My boyfriend and I booked this hotel a couple of weeks before we would be down in Fallbrook for a wedding. We arrived around 9:00 p.m. on a Friday and checked in easily. We were glad they allowed pets in their hotel for a small fee. This allowed us to bring our 5 month old Beagle that we did not want to leave at home (we could not find a dog sitter in time).
The room was dirty AF. It is a decent size room with a king bed, small dining area, and kitchenette area. The tile of the kitchenette was so dirty the grout had turned black. There were stains throughout the carpet, and the bathtub/​shower combo was rusty and stained. The worst part was that my boyfriend was able to spot the outline of a dildo on the glass table we had just finished eating on. DISGUSTING!
The absolute worst part of this hotel is it is completely unsafe. Before leaving for the wedding, we gave our pup his food and made sure he was comfortable in the hotel room with toys and treats. Upon our return, the screen to the window was hanging open and our puppy was missing. Luckily some good Samaritans had found him and were keeping him safe. I was so upset and frightened that the screen to the window could be so easily opened. I felt so unsafe that I did not sleep well that night and could not wait to get out of there the next morning. This hotel is not in the best area, located next to a Jack in the Box and questionable «Night Club». Knowing that our room was so easily accessible left me unnerved.
Do not stay here if you have kids, a pet, or a brain.

This place is a SCAM!!! They have a 72-​hour cancellation policy which prevents you from getting your money back. My wife and I were attending a wedding nearby and this was one of the hotels listed as being near the venue. When we drove by the hotel, we were disappointed in what we saw and tried to cancel our reservation that day. Not only did they refuse to cancel our reservation, but they refused to give us our refund. They quoted the 72 hour cancellation policy.
This policy protects them in still getting their money. Any customer driving by that place would see it and change their mind. The fact that they know this and refuse to refund a customer’s money is outrageous.
It’s a SCAM!!!

This felt like it was in the middle of no where. Check in was easy. Got to room and it was NOTHING like the photos at all. It was pretty disgusting. I had a non smoking room and it clearly was not. I did not feel safe at all staying here. The guy at the desk even wanted me to put a deposit on the tv remote like I was going to take off with it. I ended up leaving 15 minutes after I arrived and didn’t care about losing the money. Would not recommend this hotel to anyone.

Totally ripped off!
I had to change my reservation three days in advance, and instead of being able to stay one night instead of two, I was forced to cancel my entire reservation AND was charged $ 100 for it! Neil (the supervisor) claimed if we called back, we could talk to HIS supervisor and get the situation resolved. Instead, he refused to give us the supervisor’s name, claimed he would forward an email from us, and then hung up on us when we questioned his honesty.
DO NOT GIVE THESE PEOPLE YOUR CREDIT CARD INFORMATION!

I would avoid staying here. If you are so unfortunate as to stay here and do have problems, make sure that you get your resolution in writing as they will try to say «we will compensate you» or whatever but, will later say, «I didn’t say how.» They will try to pass off a gift certificate which is of no use, unless you plan on staying in the area again and would still like to use this motel. They charge full payment up front and will try to avoid refunds at all cost. There is no concern for customer service. Just concerned about hooking you with the full charge up front.

Check-​in was a breeze; but this place is much more run down than it looks on the website. To be honest, this motel looks like the backdrop of a horror movie. Rooms were dark, the carpet looked dirty and overall, we didn’t feel safe staying here. For the price ($ 150-​$ 200), it’s really not worth it. The only reason why we ended up staying was due to the proximity of a wedding venue but I would not recommend staying here if you can avoid it.
The bright side: The AC semi-​worked, albeit it was the loudest unit I’ve ever heard in my life.

Booked through
for over $ 100 and tried to cancel more than one day before, but their policy turns out to be a 3-​day free cancellation so they are saying they will charge us anyway. I asked to speak to the manager (Raj Patel) and was told they can’t give his phone number. This is terrible customer service. No manager available? In the middle of the day?
Good thing we didn’t stay there as their customer service and policies are like a 3^rd world country. And, perhaps that is why they don’t speak English well, either.
Even
was not able to help us with this so
sucks as well!

We were pleasantly surprised by Fallbrook Country Inn. After staying at some other motel chains in the area, I didn’t have high hopes for this place. Those other places were seriously disgusting. Thankfully, this was a completely different experience.
When we walked in my first thought was that the room was actually cute. We loved the vaulted ceilings and the colored accent walls. And how can you beat the patio door window tints with various pictures on them? Too fun. Each room also has a little patio area where you can hang out. Ours happened to face the pool, which I thought was kind of cozy.
The air conditioner in the room was relatively quiet and worked really well. There’s also a fridge, microwave and coffee maker in each room. The most important part, though, was that the room was clean. That fact alone would make me choose this place over the other chain motels in the area.
The breakfast is pretty basic but good enough. Plus, when was the last time you had Tang? I also liked the fact that you can literally park right outside the door. Like if you forgot something in the car, you could probably reach out the window and get it.
Thanks to Fallbrook Country Inn, I won’t dread having to stay the night in this area next time.

Stayed here and booked through Travelocity. We thought it was going to be better…
— Terrible internet. I spent more time searching for internet more than using it.
— Breakfast includes: Hardboiled Eggs, Sara Lee white bread, English muffins, butter/​jam, Sunny D, and watered down coffee. The salt shaker is plugged up and probably hasn’t been cleaned in years.
— The room has gnats.
— There was a size XXL T shirt behind the bed, making me question the cleanliness of the place.
— The place smelled old.
— The bathroom door is janky and barely keeps the door shut while it’s locked.
The two good things about this place was that it had a semi-​new air conditioner and a kitchenette.