Travelodge by Wyndham Oakley — Hotel in Oakley

Honestly, my stay was like that of a 1980's horror film intro.|It was thunderstorming and somewhere after 11pm when I checked in. I used the front desk phone that just called to another phone not 5 feet away behind the desk to check in. The attendant sleepily came around in a couple minutes I could tell I had just woken her up from a deep sleep. I hand over my ID and do the usual motel check in. She gives me my key card and I head to my room. Mind you I booked a room with one king bed. I enter and its 2 full beds and a side room with a king. Not, what I was expecting. But, it's late I'm exhausted and I figured I got an upgrade. I set my things dow nand start to settle in. I undress and am about to head to the shower when I hear loud pounding on my door. Then I hear the keycard beep and the door thrusts open with force. Luckily I had latched the door and I am just able to mutter "HELLO?!" as I'm standing there naked. A woman starts to yell at me.. "WHO ARE YOU!? YOU DON'T EVEN HAVE A RESERVATION! YOU NEED TO GET OUT! THIS ISN'T YOUR ROOM!" By that time I had recognised her as the front desk woman. I reply that that I'm not clothed and will be there in a moment while she continues to berate me and bang on the door. I dress myself and open the door for her. She storms into the room berating me for being there IN THE ROOM SHE GAVE ME A KEY FOR and telling me this isn't my room and that she doesn't have a reservation for me and that I need to get out because the person who's room this was just checked in. I calmly tell her I do have a reservation and show her my phone with the reservation pulled up. At which point she demands I go down to the office with her. I gather my things hurriedly. I follow her to the office where the person who did reserve the room was. This whole time I'm being very congenial and appeasing because honestly I have nowhere else to go at this late at night. After the attendant sorts out the other person they leave to go to the room I was just in. Now the attendant has, I assume, her boss on the phone saying she has someone here who doesn't have a reservation. Mid sentence she says "Oh there you are. You're right there." So, I end up getting the room I booked. To top it off once I was in the room there was a phone in the adjoining room that kept ringing for like 30 min that was straight out of a 1980's slasher film. Then what I, again, can only assume was the ventilation unit started working but sounded like a large creature breathing and watching above me. I eventually fell asleep out of exhaustion from the day and the recent altercation. Needless to say I will not be returning. #PTSD||I gave a 2 rating because the rooms were actually very nice and well maintained, but the experience was the worst...

Honestly, my stay was like that of a 1980's horror film intro. It was thunderstorming and somewhere after 11pm when I checked in. I used the front desk phone that just called to another phone not 5 feet away behind the desk to check in. The attendant sleepily came around in a couple minutes I could tell I had just woken her up from a deep sleep. I hand over my ID and do the usual motel check in. She gives me my key card and I head to my room. Mind you I booked a room with one king bed. I enter and its 2 full beds and a side room with a king. Not, what I was expecting. But, it's late I'm exhausted and I figured I got an upgrade. I set my things dow nand start to settle in. I undress and am about to head to the shower when I hear loud pounding on my door. Then I hear the keycard beep and the door thrusts open with force. Luckily I had latched the door and I am just able to mutter "HELLO?!" as I'm standing there naked. A woman starts to yell at me.. "WHO ARE YOU!? YOU DON'T EVEN HAVE A RESERVATION! YOU NEED TO GET OUT! THIS ISN'T YOUR ROOM!" By that time I had recognised her as the front desk woman. I reply that that I'm not clothed and will be there in a moment while she continues to berate me and bang on the door. I dress myself and open the door for her. She storms into the room berating me for being there IN THE ROOM SHE GAVE ME A KEY FOR and telling me this isn't my room and that she doesn't have a reservation for me and that I need to get out because the person who's room this was just checked in. I calmly tell her I do have a reservation and show her my phone with the reservation pulled up. At which point she demands I go down to the office with her. I gather my things hurriedly. I follow her to the office where the person who did reserve the room was. This whole time I'm being very congenial and appeasing because honestly I have nowhere else to go at this late at night. After the attendant sorts out the other person they leave to go to the room I was just in. Now the attendant has, I assume, her boss on the phone saying she has someone here who doesn't have a reservation. Mid sentence she says "Oh there you are. You're right there." So, I end up getting the room I booked. To top it off once I was in the room there was a phone in the adjoining room that kept ringing for like 30 min that was straight out of a 1980's slasher film. Then what I, again, can only assume was the ventilation unit started working but sounded like a large creature breathing and watching above me. I eventually fell asleep out of exhaustion from the day and the recent altercation. Needless to say I will not be returning. #PTSD

I gave 1 star because the rooms were actually very nice and well maintained, but the experience was the worst...

We came upon this hotel after about 10 hours on the road. I didn't realize until now when I see this site, there were several other hotels in the area. We picked this one out of overtired desperation.||||We don't usually ask to see a room in advance, but I had a feeling we should have when we entered the lobby. Kinda shabby. But the young man behind the desk was very friendly and got us checked in. When he saw me with my bag he even offered to carry it upstairs for me, which was nice.||||Everything in the room looked old and worn. But there was no dust on the dresser, so it was clean, just old and worn. However half of the lights did not work. We had 2 phones plus a CPAP to plug in and no outlets. I skipped the CPAP for the night. The sheets were dingy yellow with some kind of stain on them - looked like nail polish? Upon arrival our bathroom had 2 washcloths and no towels of any kind. I called downstairs and a boy delivered 2 bath towels & a hand towel. Thin and worn. My bath towel looked like someone had previously used it for a cleaning rag. Later, when getting ready for bed, I discovered one of the pillows didn't have a pillow case. Again, I called downstairs and a pillow case was delivered. This plus the towel situation made me wonder if the room had been cleaned since the last person used it. I wouldn't be surprised if someone had decided to curl up and take a nap in this bed and then just hastily remade it... |||| The bathroom was the nicest, cleanest part of the room, although the vent didn't work. The TV was unusual. It kept telling us the channels had never been programmed and call the office. We were able to get one regular network channel. Every other channel was infomercials. I didn't care for the disinfectant smell of the room, but that was preferable to the cow manure smell coming through the air conditioning vent from the stockyard next door. It was interesting how they filled in the swimming pool and turned it into a picnic area.||||It was the kind of hotel where you want to sleep with your clothes on. I couldn't wait to fall asleep so I could wake up and leave. We didn't even go to the lobby for the "free breakfast" or...