Colorado River Value Inn

This is an honest real review of five stars, and I don't usually do that on a review. I ended up here during a road trip to southern California. My Jeep broke down, or I thought it had, in the Mojave National Preserve. The road I was on is north of Goffs, California. It's fairly remote where I was, traffic is sparse. Please, if you're out in the desert like that, don't leave your car. I was about to take out a folding chair to relax and wait when a lady in a truck came along. She was amazing, offered to drive me into Needles so I could call AAA. AAA is amazing, agreed to send out a tow truck. She waited with me and the tow truck driver hauled me and the Jeep into the Bullhead City Jeep dealership. I didn't get her name, but she told me where she has a place up the road a few miles. I definitely intend to visit. I wish I could give her a review, and the tow truck driver, too. It was late Saturday afternoon and I would have to wait until Monday morning for them to look at my car. I rented a car and drove around looking for a place to stay. I landed at Travelers Inn and it was a great decision. The proprietor, Jesse, put me in a room and I settled in. Later, though, I had to change rooms, through no fault of her own. The second room was better as it was closer closer to the outside door. I have to wear braces on both knees most of the time. I was able to get my car by noon on Monday, Jesse didn't charge any extra for the late check out. She even helped to fill my ice chests. Oh, the room was very clean, plenty of towels, plenty of any temperature water, comfy bed, although I always take my own pillow. I honestly don't remember if the TV was flat screen. I have to add she took very good care of me, called out to me when I was outside, friendly, helpful. I would definitely stay again when I'm in the neighborhood. This is long, I know, but a lot happened in those few hours.