Gilroy Hotel Guide - Rapazzini Winery hotels in Gilroy, United States of America.

"Restaurant was good"

"nice "

"Ample parking, friendly staff and spacious rooms. Most importantly, the mattress was nice and firm."

"I highly recommend if it's your first time doing a resort and spa. I felt it had a little bit of everything. It has a hiking and trailing, himalayan sauna, steam room, a spa/massage, pool, yoga and fitness, pricey-but good food,room service, great staff and even a menu for your dog! My fur baby even have his own free package goodies! It' definitely a nice quiet and family friendly place. I highly recommend!"

"Room was infested with ants, light was broken, bathroom has spiders, holes in the ceiling "

"Yrd"

"Such a lovely spot to sit out side, watch and hear the ocean. Very lush, surrounded by beautiful trees. They had a room they were helping the monarch butterflies along. It was beautiful to see and hold the butterflies. Nice fridge with proper freezer. We had a towel warmer in the bathroom . Very peaceful and serene just what I wanted! We will return "

"I’ll start by saying I ignored the reviews and decided to stay anyway—and that was my mistake. Unfortunately, the reviews are accurate. The room was dirty, and the overall environment felt unsafe. There appeared to be a number of individuals on the property who made us uncomfortable, and at one point someone was pounding on our door at 2 a.m. after attempting to get in. To make matters worse, the door’s safety latch/chain was missing. There were also basic safety concerns, such as the absence of carbon monoxide detectors. The amenities advertised were misleading as well—there is no real fitness center, and when we asked about it, the employee laughed. There is also no pool, only a dirty hot tub. Overall, we did not feel safe during our stay. This was a very unsettling experience, and we will not be returning."

"The room was clean and the staff were okay. The complimentary breakfast was just a normal breakfast but still good. I enjoyed my stay. I will say it was weird that you had to use a key card to get into the hallway to get in the rooms but literally you could get in under the stairs from outside. That didn’t feel super safe."