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Hotel del Sol

Hotel del Sol

3.4/5101 Reviews
Immediately upon arriving at this location I felt uneasy, nervous, afraid! There were men sitting in cars in the parking lot and others sitting on the stairs. All of them seemed to be watching me as I got in and got out of my car. It was a very uncomfortable experience. I told the young lady at the front desk (Ada) about my apprehensions. She was sympathetic and explained to me that she does think it’s fairly safe there but that there are cholo‘s a.k.a. Latino gang members who live on site. This was not the place for me to stay with my two small children. I had a 7 day reservation but only stayed one night (that was only because it was almost 9pm when I checked in, my boys and I were exhausted as we’d been on the road for several hours. I had a little difficulty canceling the reservation although the manager said I could. It took several hours and several calls to corporate/customer service for the cancellation to actually take place. Oh, and housekeeping came in and threw away some of my things as I was loading my vehicle..
Staybridge Suites Corona South

Staybridge Suites Corona South

4.3/5102 Reviews
My Boyfriend and I had a staycation went glen ivy Staybridge is minutes away from glen ivy . Overall I feel satisfied with my stay some the furniture in our room was bit rundown especially the little sofa in the bedroom. The kitchen had everything we needed to cook and was clean . I wish both bathrooms had shampoo and conditioner in it only one did , it was locked so we could take in the other restroom . Also I used the laundry room only one washer was available and it smelled, the other washers were I guess broken because they had no door on them . I wanted to use the pool but every day we were there it was occupied with a group of children. Staff was friendly. But I didn’t understand why they called my room to see if I was checking out it was only 8:00 am check out was at 11:00. I will probably not stay again .
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Corona

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Corona

4.2/5106 Reviews
Very clean and comfortable. The weight room and pool closed due to COVID, and so the 4 stars on Facilities. Otherwise, quite happy all around with my one night stay.
Welcome Inn Corona

Welcome Inn Corona

3.5/5105 Reviews
The downtown area of Corona is in a good location, shopping and eating are very convenient! The hotel is an economical hotel, affordable, the room size is suitable, enough for 3 ～ 4 people to live, and the sanitary conditions are OK.
Ayres Hotel Corona East

Ayres Hotel Corona East

4.5/5102 Reviews
The staff was friendly and helpful. The only downside to our trip were the strong sewage smell outside of the hotel, at the entrance. It was persistently present each time we accessed the building. Another smell on the second floor was as string but not offensive, like vinegar near rooms # 210-220. My daughter thought it smelled like a dentist’s office. Smells aside, the halls are brightly lighted and clean with inspirational quotes on each door. Continental breakfast was served daily and the pool was open, though we were too busy to enjoy it. He fitness room remained closed due to the pandemic. We would stay here again fir the convenience on/off the 91 freeway. The beds were not luxury but not terrible. They could be improved with a memory foam topper.
Residence Inn Corona Riverside

Residence Inn Corona Riverside

4.2/551 Reviews
I am a Lifetime Marriott member and I've stayed in Marriott's all over the world. The Residence Inn is not a ”full service” property. However, this RI is not up to par for some of the other properties in the same category. The personnel I encountered were all very kind and pleasant. But that's really the only compliment I can give (other than the GREAT water pressure). This Residence Inn has completely stopped their ”social hour” in the evening with any type of food/snacks/drinks during the week (what RI is associated with and has been for YEARS). They say it was Covid. But what about the popcorn in the basket? No more popcorn in the rooms and this was undoubtedly stopped due to the cost. How much can a bag of popcorn cost--especially when you stop the evening ”social hour”? They are really cutting back here and it shows. No laundry bag in the room, the dish soap has been so watered down that I don't even think it will get soapy. No extra paper towels below the sink--I ran out the 2nd day so they knew there were very few towels when they cleaned the room from the last guest. The carpets were very dirty. In the hall, stairs, lobby--I don't think any of the carpets have been vacuumed in weeks and it shows. The breakfast was one of the worst--especially for a RI. No fruit on the days I was there and the oatmeal looks like it was from last week. The ”scones” were so dry that it wasn't even worth the calories. I guess for a family feeding children, the waffle maker would be the winner here but for an adult, hard pass on the ”breakfast.” There was some yogurt and a few toppings to put on the yogurt. Some scrambled eggs and sausage. They did have hard boiled eggs too. This RI needs some serious TLC.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the popular hotels with Wi-Fi in Corona?

    Whether you are traveling to Corona for business or tourism, Staybridge Suites Corona South , Holiday Inn Express & Suites Corona and SpringHill Suites Corona Riverside are all preferred hotels.

  • How much is the average rate for hotels with Wi-Fi in Corona?

    For hotels with Wi-Fi in Corona, the average price on weekdays is $159, and the average price on weekends (Friday–Saturday) is $201.

  • Which hotels with Wi-Fi in Corona allow pets？

    Motel 6 Corona and CA - Norco allows pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!

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Local Travel Info

Number of Hotels28
Number of Reviews1,218
Highest Price$814
Lowest Price$47
Average Price (Weekdays)$159
Average Price (Weekends)$201

Guide to Corona Wi-Fi Hotels

Why Visit Corona, California?

Corona, CA is a city in Riverside County, approx. 48 miles away from Los Angeles and 95 miles away from San Diego. Spanish for "Crown" or "Wreath", Corona, CA is known as "Circle City" due to Grand Boulevard's 3-mile circular layout. Founded during the citrus boom in 1886, the city was once the "Lemon Capital of the World" and the site of the first lemon-processing plant in the U.S. Today, Corona, CA is home to the world famous corporations, Fender Musical Instruments Corporation and Monster Beverage Corporation.

The Best Time to Visit Corona, California

Corona, CA experiences a warm Mediterranean climate, with hot summers and mild winters. The hottest months fall between August and September, with highs averaging at 95°F. The coolest months fall between December and February, with lows averaging at 38°F.

Hotels in Corona, CA are most expensive between May and August. The cheapest time to visit Corona, CA is in November.

Getting Around Corona, California

The closest major airport to Corona, CA is the Ontario/San Bernardino International Airport (ONT), approx. 18 miles away from downtown Corona.

The most convenient way to reach Corona, CA from the Ontario/San Bernardino International Airport (ONT) is by taxi. Taxis are available at the taxi ranks in front of every terminal. The journey will take around 20 minutes, and costs US$45–US$60.

Driving is a popular way of getting to and around Corona, CA. Car rental agencies have desks conveniently located in the Rental Car Center, accessible via shuttle. Alternatively, Trip.com offers a wide selection of cars to book, with free cancellation and no credit card fees. You can explore car rental options here.

The Riverside Transit Agency (RTA) provides 4 daily public bus routes in Corona, CA. Single fares cost US$1.75, and day passes cost US$5.

Things to Do in Corona, California

Tom's Farms at Glen Ivy Village has been a favorite destination stop for tourists for decades now. From a 3,500-square-foot produce stand in 1974, the property now spans 50,000 square feet, and includes a variety of shops, restaurants, and attractions for family entertainment. Produce is still fresh and available daily from 08:00–20:00.

Experience the healing waters and lush landscape, as guaranteed by Glen Ivy Hot Springs, and leave relaxed and renewed. Corona's temperate climate allows guests to enjoy the outdoor hot springs year-round. Glen Ivy Hot Springs also offers services from the Spa Salon, Massage Village and South Massage area. Your wellness experience would be incomplete without dining in Glen Ivy's Farm-to-Table restaurant, the Ivy Kitchen. Glen Ivy Hot Springs admission packages start at US$195 and opens daily from 09:00–17:00.

Adrenaline enthusiasts can enjoy panoramic views of 160 acres of untouched, mountainous terrain during their visit to Skull Canyon Zipline. Zipline courses range from Original, to Extreme and Monster, depending on each guest's "fear factor". Courses run from 2 hours to 3 hours, and cost between US$85–US$160. Skull Canyon Zipline is open from 09:00–13:30, Friday–Tuesday.

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