Hyde Park Motel requires a $200 cash (maybe refundable) deposit that is subject to the management saying your room is returned to the state it was in at check-in. I recommend completing a walk-through check sheet, signed by both parties, prior to checking in there. The manager may create a "rule" about your eligibility to stay there based on your appearance and the disposition of your belongings. The surrounding motels also want cash, and they will nickel and dime you for everything. Good luck with Henna. She was nice to me on the phone, but once she saw me that changed. I was a clean and normally-dressed African American woman, but did not sound so on the telephone. She lied about the "rule" she made up for me - saying it was posted on Airbnb. It was not. I have traveled all over California as a physician, carrying two suitcases and up to seven large boxes of work-related supplies and I have NEVER been turned away. I have stayed in hotels in Los Angeles when moving and never been told I had too many personal belongings. I will not recommend Hyde Park Motel to anyone.