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The Mission Inn Hotel and Spa

The Mission Inn Hotel and Spa

4.3/5102 Reviews
This is a beautiful hotel! It’s a historic property and very well maintained. Also property has lots to offer. It’s a museum in itself and has a few restaurant options, a lounge with live music, pool had a DJ when we were there. It was a perfect weekend getaway! Highly recommend this property.
Quality Inn Riverside Near UCR and Downtown

Quality Inn Riverside Near UCR and Downtown

3.7/5107 Reviews
The location is very good, and the breakfast is good. It is the most cost-effective hotel in the city. It is close to several universities. If you go to several universities to attend the graduation ceremony or watch the children, it is very convenient to live here! Stayed for two nights and found it to be good. After traveling, I came back and stayed at this hotel for another four nights.
Hampton Inn & Suites Riverside/Corona East

Hampton Inn & Suites Riverside/Corona East

4.2/5105 Reviews
Breakfast is free. It is very simple. There are scrambled eggs, boiled eggs, fruits, bread, etc. Coffee is free for 24 hours. Basic breakfast is enough. Not a lot of food around the hotel, there are two Japanese restaurants, a fast food restaurant, can be considered a not too big plaza. The price / performance ratio is good in the neighborhood. The price of the suite is only 10 dollars higher than the standard room, which is more cost-effective. Free parking. The hotel is very close to Highway 91 and has convenient transportation. The hotel is next to LA Serria University. The environment is very good. I do n’t like taking pictures.
Marriott Riverside at the Convention Center

Marriott Riverside at the Convention Center

4/599 Reviews
Hotel staff was great and the rooms are nice. I like the fact that they don't have carpet floors in their rooms. Can do without the rug too. Overall, hotel location, parking, room, and service has been excellent. It would be even better if they allowed pets but it's all good.
Hyatt Place Riverside Downtown

Hyatt Place Riverside Downtown

3.9/5101 Reviews
Breakfast standard American third-class sample, the hotel is clean, the disadvantage is no place to wash clothes, breakfast standard American third-class, the hotel is clean, the disadvantage is that there is no place to wash clothes
Courtyard Riverside UCR/Moreno Valley Area

Courtyard Riverside UCR/Moreno Valley Area

4.3/5112 Reviews
We stayed at this hotel during our visit to California Baptist University. Location is very close to interstate and downtown Riverside. Room was on 2nd floor with partial view of University Ave. Bed comfortable, wi-fi good, and TV selection excellent (even offers You Tube and Netflix). Parking free too. Now to the not so great. Road noise can get a little loud depending on what's driving by. Shower pressure excellent but drainage not so much. Ended up taking shower in a bath! Toilet needed multiple flushes as well--These weren't critical issues for our trip and we let the front desk know as we departed. Onsite restaurant closed d/t COVID but there are plenty of places near by.

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Number of Hotels21
Number of Reviews1,466
Highest Price$861
Lowest Price$68
Average Price (Weekdays)$165
Average Price (Weekends)$195

Guide to Hotels with Gyms in Riverside

Why Visit Riverside, California?

Riverside, CA, the birthplace of the California citrus industry, is named for its location beside the Santa Ana River. The city is 50 miles east of downtown Los Angeles and is surrounded by small and large mountains.

Fun Fact: Riverside, CA holds the record for "World's Largest Paper Cup" (uniquely for a paper cup, it is made of concrete), which stands over three floors, or 68.1-feet-tall.

The Best Time to Visit Riverside, California

Riverside, CA experiences a semi-arid climate, with hot, dry summers, and mild, wet winters. The hottest months fall between August and September, with highs averaging at 94°F. The coolest months fall between December and February, with lows averaging at 44°F.

Hotels in Riverside, CA are most expensive between July and September. The cheapest time to visit Riverside, CA is in November.

Getting Around Riverside, California

The closest major airport to Riverside, CA is the Ontario/San Bernardino International Airport (ONT), approx. 20 miles northwest of downtown Riverside.

The most convenient way to reach Riverside, 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 25 minutes, and costs US$50–US$65.

Driving is a popular way of getting to and around Riverside, 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 daily local bus service in Riverside, CA. Single fares cost US$1.75, and day passes cost US$5.

Things to Do in Riverside, California

Visit the historic Mission Inn, the largest mission revival style building in the U.S. Now a hotel and museum, the Mission Inn offers guided tours, giving visitors the opportunity to see parts of the hotel normally inaccessible to the public. The museum is open daily, from 09:30–16:30, and guided tours are available at 10:30 and 13:30 (at the time of writing).

Mount Rubidoux, just west of downtown Riverside next to the Santa Ana River, is Riverside's most historic landform, city landmark, and tourist attraction. Climb to the top and you'll find many historic markers and memorials. The mountain is also the site of the oldest outdoor non-denominational Easter Sunrise service in the United States. Mount Rubidoux Park features 3.5 miles of roads and several dirt hiking trails, and is open from dawn to dusk.

Learn about California's role in the citrus industry from the 19th century at the California Citrus State Historic Park and how pivotal orange, lemon, and grapefruit agriculture were in their contribution to California's legacy. The park opens from 08:00–17:00 on weekdays, and 08:00–19:00 on weekends. It also features an open-air museum with guided tours available, and opens from 10:00–16:00, Friday–Sunday.

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