Bronco Motor Inn — Hotel in Compton

This motel is a great place to stay at. It is a value that is so often overlooked in the area. But this. Motel is clean, super clean, the rooms are so clean I had no problem with any dust or residual dirt or even scuff in the floor, TV is a good size, there is a table and two chairs, a king sized bed with a fairly comfortable mattress no sagging and no holes or springs popping up. Property is very quiet and the outside of the motel is just as clean. You can really tell that this property is not just family owned but also that the family takes a great deal of pride in ownership. The lady that was at the front counter was amazing and so helpful, she made suggestions for restaurants and local activities that she thought I might enjoy. She was really personable and she lives her job it was refreshing to meet someone who understands that the service industry is just that we are servants of the public and we service our patrons. For the money this motel is the Best value of any of the other motels in the area. Thanks for a quiet night and peaceful deep sleep. I...

If your looking for affordable and cheap this is an option. The rooms are usually clean, but the sheets have holes from cigarettes, ceilings on some rooms have fungus as well as the bathroom. You get three towels and the little shampoo bodywash they usually give you. The ice machine is always broken. Two floors no elevator, basic TV (old box kind) with a XXX channel. Room itself kind of small. The place has both double and single bed rooms. NO WIFI. And they do have AC/HEATER that function in some rooms but they aren't clean, they're so old you can't even see the settings the vents in the bathroom aren't...

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