Hotels in Bakersfield with WiFi

Guests looking for budget accommodation in Bakersfield could consider Days Inn By Wyndham Bakersfield, which features Sizzler restaurant. Motel 6 Bakersfield Airport is an affordable accommodation choice in Bakersfield, only a 25-minute walk from Meadows Field Airport.

If you're in need of a hotel close to Meadows Field airport, Studio 6 Bakersfield is just under 1.3 miles away. Located 1200 feet from Bakersfield Amtrak railroad station, Bakersfield Marriott At The Convention Center also features an outdoor swimming pool, a sauna and a Jacuzzi.

To see the city center of Bakersfield, book a hotel within easy walking distance of this area, such as the 3-star Padre Hotel situated a 5-minute stroll away.

Legacy Suites is a chic choice that is only a 30-minute walk to Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Bakersfield and offers luxury and comfort for its guests. If you would like to have a unique experience, select a boutique hotel in Bakersfield to your liking, such as Four Points By Sheraton Bakersfield.

Whispering Meadows Apartments is a cozy B&B that will put you only a 30-minute walk from Riverview Church of Christ. At Hampton Inn & Suites Bakersfield/Hwy 58, Ca, families can take advantage of free self-parking, an outdoor swimming pool and a solarium. Americas Best Value Inn & Suites-East is rated one of the best resorts in Bakersfield, offering free self-parking, an indoor swimming pool and a Jacuzzi.

     Bakersfield is an oasis of luxuries.

     The city was once agricultural, but abandoned crops for oil processing. With the first money its shabby appearance changed to a skyline of world-class restaurants, expensive shops and the multi-million-dollar Crystal Palace.

     In Bakersfield you can find all types of hotels from luxury to cheap. They are all readily available to book at Booked.net. Our listings include maps, photos and secure forms on every hotel.

     Bakersfield offers a balance between active and lazy pursuits. More than 20 miles of fun-filled pathway along the Kern River is packed with opportunities for biking, hiking and rollerblading. Actually, the Kern River is the best guide in the city. Starting from the California Living Museum you can follow the flow through local flora and fauna and finish at the educational institution of Cal State Bakersfield.

Other attractions include;

- Bakersfield Speedway, the oldest motor racetrack in California

- The Five and Dime, a 19^th century market to buy some antiques

- The Lori Brock Children's Discovery Center offers some fun for the kids

- The Rabobank Arena, a location for sporting events, concerts and other shows

- The Fox Theater hosts performances from 1930

     In 1858 the city of Bakersfield derived its name from the early settler Colonel Thomas Baker. It took the town two years to boast the amenities of big city like a telegraph office, shops, boarding houses and hospitals. As soon as the city was incorporated in 1873, capital credentials moved from Havilah to Bakersfield.

     Today Bakersfield lies in the heart of the world's economy - San Joaquin Valley and plays a vital role in its development. The city is regarded as the valley's largest town and the nation's biggest oil producer. Bakersfield became an oil-fueled city thanks to its riverside setting near the Kern River oil field stretching from Oildale to western part of Taft. 

     Despite the cutting edge technologies in the city, it still remains an oasis of friendliness, especially to newcomers. Bakersfield is attractive city to relocate for its high quality of life and cheap property that makes it a city well provided for a home ownership.

     Bakersfield knows how to make luxury a real experience, while Booked.net knows how to organize your stay in the city.