The Hemet center is approximately the area of Hemet Museum and the area of Downtown Hemet.
San Jacinto Valley has been a snowbird destination for decades. The average highs in December, January, and February are in the 60s, and November and March have highs in the 70s. If you're looking for a spot to escape the cold that isn't Florida or Los Angeles, Hemet is a great choice.
Summer in Hemet is hot and temperatures often approach 100, so it's not the most ideal time to go. However, there's barely any precipitation which means the air is dry. Without humidity, those temperatures are far more bearable. If you're from somewhere like Florida or Louisiana, you'll be able to handle Hemet's summer just fine.
Keep in mind that the nights get cold in Hemet, even in the summer. Pack pants and jackets in case you want to take a nighttime stroll or plan on going out on the town. You can't really deal with California weather without a diverse wardrobe, anyway!
Save as much as possible on your room rate in Hemet by checking for discounts before you book. The Days Inn Hemet offers a 10 percent discount for AAA members and a 5 percent discount for seniors. At the Travelodge Hemet CA, government and military personnel plus AAA members save 10 percent, and seniors save 5 percent.
The Days Inn Hemet features a 24-hour front desk, free breakfast, and free Wi-Fi. Families staying for more than a couple of days will love the laundry facilities, perfect for sorting through messy luggage, and the spa tub, wonderful for relaxing. The outdoor pool is a great spot for recreation, especially when the kids get bored. This property has areas designated for smoking. Rooms with accessible bathrooms are available.
At the Travelodge Hemet CA you'll enjoy amenities like a business center with a computer station, express check-out, and assistance with tours and tickets at the 24-hour front desk. Free Wi-Fi and free breakfast are available. You can bring pets for $10 per night, per pet.
Hemet hotels that combine affordable rates with great guest reviews will leave you satisfied with your stay. Find the hotel with the best value for you by seeking out amenities you enjoy at prices you can fit in your travel costs.
The Quality Inn Hemet is a 2.5-star downtown hotel with great guest ratings. The hotel's location, service, and pool are highlights for many travelers who stay here, and it's a top economy hotel in Hemet. Free Wi-Fi and breakfast are available, as are free parking and free newspapers in the lobby. Coffee and tea are also available for free in the lobby all day. The property features great community amenities like a spa tub, an outdoor pool, and a library.
At the Holiday Inn Express Hotel and Suites Banning, you'll see why so many previous hotel guests loved the location, vibe, and breakfast food. Banning is 21 miles from Hemet if you take CA-79. At this hotel property, you can expect free breakfast, free Wi-Fi, and a 24-hour front desk. The business center, computer station, and fitness facilities are open to guests during limited hours. An outdoor seasonal pool and a spa tub are also available.
Both of these properties offer rooms with roll-in showers, accessible bathrooms, and in-room accessibility.
A hotel with a good gym is essential when you want to stay fit on the road. The fitness center at the Best Western Plus Diamond Valley Inn features cardio equipment, including a stair stepper, a stationary bike, and a treadmill. The gym also has weight lifting equipment. At the Hampton Inn & Suites Banning-Beaumont, you'll find a fitness center that has cardio equipment, like a treadmill, weighted balls, and a towel station.
The Best Western Plus Diamond Valley Inn is located at 3510 W Florida Ave. in Hemet. This 2.5-star hotel has free amenities like breakfast, Wi-Fi, and parking. Other amenities, designed to make your stay more convenient, include dry cleaning and laundry services, and luggage storage. The outdoor pool and spa tub are lovely spots to relax. The lobby has coffee and tea all day, and a fireplace for you to sit down next to.
The Hampton Inn & Suites Banning-Beaumont is also a 2.5-star hotel. It features an outdoor pool with chairs, umbrellas, and a spa tub. Guests love this location both as a family hotel and a business hotel. Free Wi-Fi and breakfast are available. The front desk is 24-hours, and in common areas you'll find a business center, free coffee, and laundry facilities. Shopping facilities are available on-site.
Get rooms with accessible bathrooms, in-room accessibility, and roll-in showers at both the Best Western Plus Diamond Valley Inn and the Hampton Inn & Suites Banning-Beaumont.
Hemet is a great spot for visitors who want to see California without paying tourist prices. Hemet still has that quaint old California feel, though if the San Jacinto Valley become a major tourist destination it's hard to say how long that will last. Visit while Hemet is still an up-and-coming spot, so you can say you found it before all the tourists arrived.
Below are reviews of the city of Hemet, CA from an actual visitor's perspective.
Very diverse place. Interesting and grown a lot in 20 years!
I live here in Hemet and enjoy it. The mall is small but no crowds at least, ever. Hemet has nice eating places too.
K1 race track.
The people were friendly. The restaurant was good. Our meeting venue was very good (Four Seasons at the Hemet).
I met up with my oldest friend on the planet. We have been friends since childhood for 55 years. It was great.
Staff is friendly.
It was a good experience for us and our friends.
Good restaurant variety.
Seems like there's been an upgrade to the property, very nice!
Attending a wedding and it was beautiful; the Lyft driver was nice. The hotel room was clean.
All the people who waited on me everywhere were so nice and well trained! Even people I met in shops or nearby were really nice. I tried Panera Bread and a yogurt shop and both had good food.
Visiting friends and loved ones.
Hemet seems to be a nice small town with a lot of nice places to eat that we were familiar with. We also spent a good deal of time in the Hemet Bowling Alley and also we went to the Soboba Indian Casino. I look forward to playing softball in Hemet in the future. Unfortunately we were rained out, but my teammates raved about the Softball/baseball facilities in Hemet they are rated top notch.