DoubleTree by Hilton Fresno Convention Center

Guess Mother’s Day weekend is for kids running up and down hallways at 10pm , kids screaming as loud as they can til 10pm even when asked to quiet down they got louder and staff did nothing. Front desk guy was a lil rude this morning as well. Lots of carpet stains and stains on furniture , my room smelt off and ac didn’t start kicking in til late night so it was hot , smelly and noisy. I booked this so I could rest for Mother’s Day and didn’t get to. So I will definitely stay clear from this hotel next year

Good for families. Very safe hotel to stay

It was a fun weekend for spring break with our kids. Just wish there was breakfast

We live in this town and for my husbands 30th birthday we thought it would be nice to stay at this hotel for a night without children. Unfortunately upon checking in we were informed by a very rude staff checkin person that we MUST pay an additional $250 on top of the nightly room fee because we were “local”. It instantly made us feel worthless and “less then” everyone else who was there. All we wanted was a quiet night out and it ended up costing us a mini fortune. There was no prior warning for this extraordinary charge either. Instantly ruined our mini “trip”. Anyone “local” please be warned because this is very predatory.

The interior open space is unique. The kids liked that aspect a lot.

We always stay here when visiting Fresno for family. It is a solid place to stay and we never have issues.

We went for an improptu family trip to the Fresno Zoo and Sequoia National Park. Overall, it was a a decent experience. Friendly staff, clean room, comfortable bed; however, I was surprised water bottles in our room were $2.50 per bottle instead of free. I think all hotels offer some free water. There seemed to be an event going on at the venue next door. When we got in around 7:30pm, the parking lot was full. After waiting for a while in the parking lot someone finally left and we were able to park. I don't think it was from all hotel guests since we overheard a group of people in another vehicle stating they could park there and had done it before. It didn't seem like anyone was checking and the hotel did not require some form of parking pass to be displayed on the dashboard. I asked after we checked in about a parking pass and was told there was none required. As a guest we should be prioriizeed for parking and would have definitely been upset had we found no parking, especially since we paid and the parking lot is big and should be prioritized for customers. We did get cookies, which were warm and delicious, but the breakfast in the morning was not great. Everything was bland and lukewarm and I wish we would have went somewhere else for breakfast. I've had breakfast at other Hiltons and it's been better. We paid a lot for our room and I just don't feel like the price reflected the overall quality of what was received in this case.