Oak Tree Inn

Okay for short term stay.

Very friendly and helpful staff. Although, the hotel is very close to the interstate (210) the noise was not bad and close to totally inaudible with the
AC unit on. The hotel is obviously not the newest construction but had several upgrades. Large LCD television, in room refrigerator, free wireless internet. I would stay at this hotel again and considering the price is an excellent value. read more

Room looked clean but had some kind of an odor; didn't like the plastic on the mattress; every time you turned over it crunched, the bathroom was clean, which was good.

It was conveniently located right next to the interstate exit. The furniture was scuffed up and refrigerator was beat up. The towels were paper thin- barely able to dry a body. The continental breakfast was fine if you love junk food- doughnuts, pastries, orange drink- not juice, whole milk- not skim, regular coffee served on plastic and paper. It was just set up on a card table. It was a major disappointment. The rooms were under construction- with construction dust everywhere on the side walks and walk-ways. Not recommended. read more

There was a coffee maker but no coffee, cream or sugar. Was told by someone at the hotel we could purchase our coffee from coffee machine for $2.00. We did have coffee from continental breakfast. Just a small inconvenience.

The Oak tree is right off the 210 in Monrovia. It's a clean, quiet, nondescript place, adjacent to a suburban strip mall with a variety of restaurants like Claim Jumper, Togas, Starbucks, etc. The hotel is about a five minute walk from Arcadia and is usually a fifteen minute drive from Old Pasadena, though the traffic on 210 can be terrible during rush hour. We stayed for two days. It was totally fine. read more