We traveled to Chico to visit our college son. We booked a king suite at Oxford Suites so we could have some extra room for our son to hang out if he chose to do so. Check in was 3pm. We arrived around 2 so chilled in the lobby for an hour while we waited for a room. When we were checked in, we got a first floor room just down from the main desk.
The room was fully accessible with a huge roll in shower. The room didn't look at all like the room I booked. We had wanted the bathroom sinks inside the bathroom so one of us waking early didn't disturb the other. Instead, because of the huge shower, the sink was outside of the bathroom directly across from the bed. My son said the bed wasn't a king but I didn't measure it and wasn't sure. We were missing the couch we had hoped my son could use. So when he crashed, it was across our bed. Most importantly, we felt we had taken an accessible room from someone who needed it. We told the desk but they said it was the only room they had available.
The accessible room did not have a closet. There was a clothes hanging area directly next to the vanity.
The hotel has a shop off the main desk. I wanted a soft drink from the cooler. I got a little grossed out by the dirty condition of the cooler. Not grossed out enough to deny myself caffeine but I did go back to the room and thoroughly wash the soda can.
Our room also had some cleanliness issues. The vents were nasty and the shower and toilet weren't totally clean.
The hotel room was quiet except for the air conditioner fan. When it was turned off, the room was peaceful for resting.
The dining area is a huge asset for hotel guests. In the morning, there is a full hot breakfast with eggs, meat, breads and fruits. In the evening, light snacks are served with beverages. On the night we were there, snacks were chips and an American iceberg salad with lots of toppings. There was also a buffalo chicken soup. The room is large and has several TVs. We saw a world series game and the Oregon football game. The room does get noisy. You can take your food to the pool deck to escape the clamor.
All in all, this is a nice place. I just wish we had gotten the room we had reserved. Everyone here was friendly. The staff members in the dining room bus the tables and are very hard working.