Central Coast California Hotel Guide - Beach Hotels in Central Coast California, California

"Polite staff, very clean. Perfect for our family. "

"Nice fireplace in room. Ocean beach 30 feet from patio. "

"Overall it was a great stay. Location was amazing. When we first walked into our room it was a very strong cleaning comical "

"The hotel is in a beautiful location overlooking the Boardwalk, wharf, and beach. The staff is friendly and helpful. We had a dog-friendly room, so we got to bring our fur babies. The pool and beach access are great, and they have umbrellas and chairs you can borrow if you are going to another great (dog) beach. Lots of food options are close by, and DoorDash is an easy pick up at front desk. Would recommend to anyone visiting the area. "

"This was our “splurge” hotel for our trip. The guy at the front desk was not friendly. Other staff were friendly. The restaurant was closed on tuesdays for dinner. Really? You have this amazing resort and you close the restaurant?? We arrived early and planned to use some amenities while waiting on our room to be ready. Went to the spa to inquire. The doors were locked and there was a number on the door to text, so I did and never heard back. Overall, not happy with our stay. I wouldn’t spend the money at this hotel. Stay in Carmel and visit this place for lunch if you want to see it. "

"I recently stayed at this hotel and overall had a really nice experience. The property itself is beautiful, clean, and well-maintained. One of the best parts is definitely the location—the beach being right there makes it super convenient and adds a lot to the stay. It’s a great spot if you’re looking to relax and enjoy the ocean.That said, there were a few things that felt misleading. The hotel advertises certain amenities as being included, but that’s not really the case. Things like the bikes and the “wine wall” are labeled as free, but they actually deduct a daily fee from your deposit to cover them. So you’re essentially paying for these “included” amenities whether you use them or not, which wasn’t clearly explained upfront.Another downside was the parking. They charge $50 per day, which already feels excessive, and the “in and out privileges” they mention honestly just seem like a way to make the fee sound better than it is. It doesn’t really add value for the price you’re paying. What was most frustrating, though, was the customer service after I noticed these charges. When I called to ask about it, the person I spoke to was rude and dismissive. She interrupted the conversation and essentially ended the call by saying there was nothing she could do and “bye,” which was pretty unprofessional.Overall, it’s a nice place to stay, especially for the beach access, but just be aware of the extra costs and lack of transparency, along with the customer service experience"

"Everything was excellent!"

"Parkingis a challenge. Onsite valet only at the back of the buildibg for $39 a day. Public lots are nearby. Rooms are charming but ours was very warm even though it was cold outsude. No A/C in our room."

"Beautiful "