Sierra Motor Lodge - A Sierra Blue Hotel

This place is conveniently located halfway between LA and Sierra Nevada mountains and Death Valley. It is newly renovated, stylish, sparkling clean, comfy and quiet. My wife and I especially liked contactless check-in and check-out, this is something other hotels should do.

For a short stay for work, this place was perfect. The Bathrooms and showers are shared but they are kept clean and are completely private. There are two microwaves, one upstairs and one downstairs. I was there for a week and used them everyday and never had to wait for one. It's not a luxury hotel with tons of amenities, but it's clean, safe and quiet. I'll stay here again.

A gem in the desert. Check in process is easy (door code texted to me after bookimg confirmation) and rooms are clean. I thoroughly enjoyed the freezer/fridge combo and the air conditioning worked very well. Thanks for making my stay in Mojave 5 stars.

Very clean and comfortable...best place in Mojave.....trust me...great wifi updated appliances beds are super super comfortable they have rooms with or without bathrooms and shared bathrooms which are very very clean...and very quiet

The rooms are actually really nice since they just remodeled. The beds are very comfortable too. It’s better than higher end hotels like Marriott that I’ve stayed in. That combined with a low price is just an insane deal. Without question the best being for the buck hotel or motel I’ve ever stayed in. They modernized everything too, so they just text you your room number and a code and you never have to check in at a front desk or anything, which means you can come and go as you please at any time without worry. There’s a keypad to the entrance of the motel in your room that is very simple to use. Mojave is typically a town people just stopped to get gas in, it can be hot and very hot and very windy. there’s a few decent restaurants nearby and it is the gateway to the Sierra Nevada mountains as well as the central Valley places like lone Pine or Bishop are expensive or all booked up just a couple hours away from those places so it would make sense to stay in Mojave if you’re travel weary.