Monterey, CA

You get excellent service and beautiful ocean views if you book a waterfront room, but the hotel has maintenance issues like broken pools and flickering elevator lights. Noise from downstairs bars can keep you awake, and staff sometimes mess up room assignments. Pricing feels high for what you get.

Rooms are comfortable with excellent beds and showers, kept spotless. Staff consistently delivers friendly, attentive service. Valet parking charges aren't clearly explained at arrival, so ask about costs upfront or use nearby city parking instead.

Rooms feel special with fireplaces, soft beds, and ocean views where you watch otters and sea lions. Free breakfast and beach access come standard. Valet parking takes a while, and standard rooms lack AC, but staff move fast and the location beats most hotels.

Rooms are clean and spacious with good bay views if you book correctly, but expect thin ceilings and possible noise from neighbors. The location near the water and restaurants is excellent, though some guests faced heating issues and surprise parking fees. Staff is generally friendly and the rooftop hot tub and delivered breakfast are solid perks.

Rooms are clean but inconsistent. Beds disappoint some guests while others sleep fine. Staff is helpful and the waterfront location rocks, but maintenance issues pop up and check-in moves slowly.

Rooms are clean and spacious with comfortable beds, but lack AC and in-room microwaves. No cable TV, weak water pressure, thin walls, and poor breakfast offerings. Staff is friendly and location is excellent for accessing Big Sur and the wharf.

Spacious rooms with good bathrooms, but thin walls let you hear neighbors clearly. Staff is genuinely helpful and friendly. Rooms feel dated and sometimes smell off, plus the hotel mishandles room assignments. Good location near golf course and downtown Monterey.

The hotel has good locations and decent service but mixed physical quality. Beds are hard, pillows lack support, and towels are coarse. Parking costs $20 daily and often fills up, forcing guests to park far from rooms.

Rooms are beautiful with stunning ocean views, but ground-floor units lack privacy from the walkway. Staff excels at service and accommodations. Expect $56 nightly parking and $25 resort fees, plus high water prices. The location near the beach is excellent.

The historic hotel sits in old town Monterey's heart with restaurants and shops within walking distance. Standard rooms run tight, so upgrade if you want space. Staff gives great local tips, parking works well, and guests love the character and marina views.