What are the cheap hotels near me under $50 with no deposit in California?

[Ava]

Does anybody have any idea of it?

 

[Helen]

Finding hotels in California for under $50 a night with no deposit can be difficult, especially in popular tourist areas. However, there are budget options available if you're flexible with location and type of accommodation. Smaller towns and outskirts of major cities usually offer the best deals.

 

[Miller Jones]

One good option is to search through hostel booking platforms like Hostelworld. For example, the Winsor Hotel in San Francisco sometimes offers private rooms starting around $24 per night. While these aren't traditional hotels, they offer clean, basic accommodations ideal for budget travelers.

 

[Williams Henry]

Websites like CheapOair allow you to filter hotel searches by price, making it easier to find rooms under $50. Always review the fine print, especially about deposits and additional fees, since these may not be included in the advertised price.

 

[Christain]

Consider hostels and motels like Samesun Hollywood or Mission Motel in Los Angeles. These types of accommodations often offer lower nightly rates and fewer upfront requirements. Some even offer private rooms with basic amenities like Wi-Fi and microwaves.

 

[Kinsley]

Some travelers have had success using platforms like HotelsNoDeposit.com, which lists hotels that do not require a deposit at check-in. This is especially useful if you’re short on cash or using a debit card instead of a credit card.

 

[Jackson]

Extended stay hotels like Extended Stay America occasionally offer special rates as low as $38 per night. These often include kitchenettes and weekly rate discounts, making them a good value for longer stays.

 

[Emly]

Last-minute booking apps such as Hotwire and HotelTonight can also help you find rooms under $50. The hotel name is usually hidden until after booking, but these apps offer steep discounts that sometimes bypass the usual deposit requirements.

 

[Charlotte]

Finally, calling hotels directly can sometimes result in better deals than online bookings. Smaller, family-owned hotels may waive deposits or offer cash discounts. Be polite and ask directly about deposit policies when making your reservation.

 

[Peterkavinsky]

Finding hotels under $50 with no deposit in California can be tough but try these tips:

• Check budget chains like Motel 6, Super 8, Red Roof Inn.
• Use sites like Booking.com or HotelsNoDeposit.com for no-deposit options.
• Look for pay-at-check-in hotels.
• Contact hotels directly to ask about deposit policies.
• Stay flexible with location and dates for better deals.

 

[Helen]

Located in downtown San Diego, Stay Classy offers shared dormitory-style accommodations starting at $37.77 per night. Guests appreciate its central location, cleanliness, and the availability of a shared kitchen. It's ideal for solo travelers or those seeking a social atmosphere.

 

[Williams Henry]

One of the most widely available options is Motel 6, which has locations all across California. They're known for offering affordable rates, sometimes around $50, and often do not require a security deposit. Similarly, Red Roof Inn and Vagabond Inn are also budget hotel chains that may offer rooms at this price point and may have more lenient or no-deposit policies. However, exact rates and policies vary by location and season.

 

[Miller Jones]

If hotels are still too pricey, consider hostels or budget inns. Sites like Hostelworld and even Airbnb (for private rooms) can sometimes offer rates under $50, particularly in smaller towns or for shared accommodations. These are often more flexible with deposits and payment policies.

 

[Lucifer]

Finding hotels under $50 with no deposit in California is tough, but budget options like Motel 6 or Super 8 may offer deals in smaller towns. Use sites like Booking.com or HotelsNoDeposit.com to filter for low-cost, pay-at-check-in stays.

 

[Chris Evans]

Finding hotels in California under $50 with no deposit can be challenging, especially in high-demand areas. Budget chains like Motel 6, Super 8, Red Roof Inn, Econo Lodge, and Days Inn may offer rates near this price point, but policies vary by location. It's advisable to contact individual motels directly to confirm current rates and deposit requirements. Booking platforms like Booking.com, Expedia, and Hotels.com allow filtering for "no deposit" options, but availability is limited. For the most accurate information, consider calling motels in less tourist-heavy areas or those offering weekly rates, as they might have more flexible policies.

 

[sandrardrago]

Some cheap hotels in California under $50 with no deposit include small motels or hostels like Hotel San Francisco, budget inns in Fresno, Bakersfield, or Stockton, and select listings on apps like Booking.com or Hostelworld. Availability is limited, so check current deals online and read reviews to ensure cleanliness, safety, and no hidden fees.

 

[Melony]

Looking for cheap hotels in California under $50 with no deposit? Try budget places like Motel 6, Econo Lodge, or Vagabond Inn—they often have low rates and don’t always ask for a deposit. Use filters like “no deposit” or “pay at check-in” on booking sites. Call ahead to double-check.