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Older facility, but our room was comfortable, and a nice size. Bathrooms are always a problem, grout around the tub should be replaced. The black moldy grout makes it feel unclean. There was a group of Middle Eastern men cooking food in a portable hibachi in front of their room. Not the best site to walk by, but they were friendly and not causing a problem.

Susanville is a nice small town. It has great accommodations, good restaurants, shopping, and the usual fast food. It was our choice due to it's location between Eureka, CA and Tonapah, NV. We decided not to stop in Reno, a couple of hours east, and stay in Susanville CA. The hotel rates are better in Susanville. I would recommend staying in Susanville.

Charged us when we couldn’t get to your motel due to truck breakdown in Tonopah. Email you advising of our situation and why we could not be there. You charged us anyway. Not a situation we had any control over or that was foreseeable. We stay there regularly when we travel between Florence, Oregon and our home in Las Vegas. Never again unless you refund the charge promptly and notify us accordingly. Stopped and talked with the girl at the front desk. She was extremely rude and said Best Western had nothing to do with it. Before, desk girl was helpful and friendly. Current one needs to be replaced or your business will suffer.

Susanville is an interesting city. It is nestled in beautiful Lassen county among incredible forest (*May be temporary given CA fire issues), lakes and rivers. The people are generally pleasant but there is an oppressing vibe, perhaps from a struggling Native American Casino and that the main economy centers around the Prison systems. Some of the main street businesses are quite outdated/closed and yet I feel a little misty eyed as I pass the Sears store on my way out of town. There are some cool old shops for fishing and such also, they do have a Starbucks. I'd recommend it for camping, hunting, fishing and water sports for sure.

Outside the river inn is a steak house that I went to. I was so tired of eating fast food so I wanted a good meal. I walked to the steak house and ordered a filet mignon but learned they were out so I ordered a N.Y. strip and baker. It was an ok steak but the potato tasted 2 days old. 40$ dinner. Won't eat there again.

Susanville is a quaint little town with lovely people. It's close to Lassen National Park, where the scenery and hiking are unrivaled. The downtown restaurant scene leaves a little to be desired.