Laguna Niguel Hotel Guide - Rancho Capistrano Soccer Complex hotels in Laguna Niguel, United States of America.

"Clean room great location for our purpose. Enjoyable stay!"

"Everything about our stay was wonderful. Great location, fun activities, incredible staff. The restaurant is excellent! "

"Property is very nice and well kept. Safe and convenient location close to freeway and restaurants/shops. Breakfast was great and many options too. "

"Breakfast is very basic but works, parking is great, room is clean and it was very quiet. "

"We walked from train station and did not have an automobile at the site. Yet--we were charged for valet parking of a vehicle---$55 despite telling the desk that we did not have a vehicle and did not need valet parking. Please correct this error. "

"This hotel is a basic and affordable option for short stays. Manager was very pleasant and seemed commited to a pleasant stay."

"Lovely suite for a little getaway. Ideal location for beach life! Great communication with host also a plus."

"The weekend stay was lovely. I brought my mom here for a graduation party and to visit family for Mother's Day . It was very pleasant. The hotel is very clean and the staff was amazing. Everyone was very friendly from staff to guests. I didn’t realize it’s dog friendly hotel but you’d never guess. It was very clean and no pet smells. My room we had a double queen was ok. Very clean but why the bathroom was so small. Toilet was cramped by the sink & hard to flush. The shower was hard to get in to. Very high yet it had handicap bars. My 82 year old mom could no way get in safely. Kind of strange bathroom. I loved the lotions and soaps offered but strangely hooked to the walls. Had a tissue box but no tissue. The towels were super soft. I had issues with the tv I guess someone programmed it to Spanish and for a blind person. I just unplugged the streaming box snd rebooted it myself. Ok, now a bad experience that took place on Saturday night. The guests Nextdoor to my room were obviously drunk and loud as hell. Banging on the door to get in to their room on speaker phone and yelling. I called downstairs I guess after midnight to tell them someone was locked out. The young lady at the desk said she’d come up. Obviously not quickly. I heard a loud man ask them are you locked out. Between all the giggling and banging I guess the guy gave up on them. It was quiet for a bit 20-30 minutes and it started again. I heard someone open their room and yelled at them!"

"They do not do house keeping everyday. Additionally, they do not stock up supplies. There was no sponge for washing the dishes and we noticed some insects in bathroom and pillows"