Top Aimbridge Hospitality in Central Valley, CA from ￥15,183

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A pool area with a hot tub, lounge chairs, and a caution sign.

A spacious lobby with a kitchen area, two white armchairs, and a bar area with a counter.

A modern living room with two brown armchairs, a small round table, and a sofa. There is a kitchen area with a microwave and a coffee maker visible.

A patio with wicker furniture and a square fire pit.

1. Lions Gate Hotel

McClellan

Tai

￥13,279

￥15,183 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 29 - Sep 30

An outdoor dining area with a table set for two, overlooking a beach and mountains.

A cozy living room with a stone fireplace, leather sofa, and a table with glasses and a bottle.

A bar area with round tables, blue cushioned chairs, and a variety of liquor bottles on shelves.

A multi-story hotel with outdoor seating and a sign for 'The Landing' restaurant.

2. The Landing Resort & Spa

Lakeside Park

Christopher

￥34,697

￥51,105 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 12 - Oct 13

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Top Central Valley Hotel Reviews

Hotel Piccadilly

10/10 Excellent

"Your hotel was superior we appreciate the attention you paid to the convenience of the handicapped room and the service was excellent"

Hilton Vacation Club Tahoe Seasons Lake Tahoe

8/10 Good

"My problem is with the company I made my reservation."

Margaritaville Resort Lake Tahoe

8/10 Good

"We’ve been staying here for our anniversary regularly for some time now even when it was the Lake Tahoe Resort. We’re happy with this place. It was a great stay. One issue of concern: on the morning of check out, I walked down to the lobby looking for a luggage cart and asked the vallet manager for one. He reluctantly gave me one and was questioning if I was ready to leave right away instead of keeping it in my room. I’m on vacation and it felt like an interrogation. He made me mad but I didn’t want to get worked up. This department needs some work."