Hotels near Laguna Grande Park, Seaside, Ca, Monterey County

Driving back from a coastal wedding, decided was too late. Stopped in for a late night booking, front desk staff very friendly. The real kicker was the indoor pool. Kids immediately perked up to go in, I think it closed at 11 so they got their quick round in. Breakfast standard for holiday inn was appreciated.

The location was good assuming you had a car but do not rely on public transport. The hotel--motel was clean and well decorated and pool area well kept. The problems started with reception who were not very well informed. Could not give information on bus services and even gave wrong location for the bus stop. Before leaving I wanted to check in to two airlines. One receptionist said no problem but when I went to do it on the day another receptionist said it was against hotels privacy policy??? I then had to find a business centre and pay $40 to do ckeck in. Food / Bar was adequate but not available Sat--Mon. We were there for a week and on two days were advised there would be no room service. On a third day we had to request fresh towels as the room had been missed. I do not think the bed linen was changed during our whole stay. The biggest issue I had was with the finance department. ON settling the final account I decided to pay fully in cash and not use the debit card they had taken on arrival. On return home I found two debits on my card one for £270 which had no relation to any services. The second for £493 which was for the total bill paid for in cash. after telephone calls not responded to and four e-mails I eventually got the accountant to credit the money back a month later. still awaiting a call from Mary the manager to explain why they had taken money from my account without athorisation

This was a great hotel to stay at the staff were friendly and super helpful. Beautiful views and the perfect location. The only downside was that the wifi did not work, we called the front desk which then transferred our call to an IT department who were not much help we spent our stay without a wifi, not the greatest as a person visiting for the first time especially if you have online business meetings. Everything else was amazing I traveled with a friend and we had a great time as this location has many great places for good food.Will definitely book here again.

Had car trouble on New Years Eve. Checked in and was delighted by front desk personal Michelle and Nadia. All smiles. John the night auditor too plenty of smiles. This is rare for a night auditor as they usually choose their job not having to deal with people. The upgrade in a/c and heating controls seem to have a few bugs still in them. TV screen was too small for the spacious room. Bathroom is nice and large too. Rug, really nice and thick carpeting makes it a dream to walk on. Though entranceway was not and naturally the bathroom too there was no coldness to ones barefoot touch. Kids rule. Perfect for the family as the breakfast included had everything one could wish for. Granola, when was the last time you enjoyed this at a hotel breakfast. Naturally the fruit loop container emptied fast. Orange juice was not, it dispensed cold water. Apples and oranges were supermarket size. Line at waffle maker. Hotel was sold out the previous three nights. There are none to match the quality here. One thing the bathroom could use would be rainforest shower heads. Hot water in about 2 minutes, as it is winter time. Lighting in the lobby and breakfast area supurb. Rooms were quiet, no outside street noise. Noise absent from adjoining rooms too. 3 not 2 large bath towels and accompanying smaller ones are nice. Clean hallways and rooms. Quick telephone response. One can see their smiles. .Pantry is well stocked and the dining area pleasantly decorated. Accompanying photos may be sideways as Trip Advisor has not corrected their bugs in the system. Elevator is quick, quicker than most of a three story abode. Entrance has two double doors and driveway is quite convenient Starbucks is at the corner. Quick trip to the Steinbeck Center. Secret, Cannery Row use to be called Ocean View until the publication of John Steinbeck's ”Cannery Row”. John was born in Salinas. Only until the early 1960's did the population of the Salinas Valley outnumber that of the Monterey Peninsula. John would not recognize it now. My grandfather S.F.B. Morse (Google) knew him well. John wrote his novels in Pacific Grove, a town grandad owned. Before he became famous for ”The Grapes of Wrath,” he wrote a column for a San Francisco newspaper entitled, ”Migrant Gypsies.”. Salinas would not be Salinas if it were not for agriculture. All the lettuce America eats comes from Salinas. Easy freeway 101 access, connecting to the Monterey exit. Salinas is the county capital too. Hotel is safe no car break ins at night. Microwave and large personal refrigerator are handy especially if you have kids. Train stops here. For those who enjoy the Coast Starliner from Los Angeles to San Francisco the hotel is 5 Uber minutes away. Not much to do in Salinas at night, so relax here. Gordon the general manager and Larissa the guest service manager will do everything to assure that your stay is a pleasant one. Once you stay, except for car trouble you wil

The Hilton Garden Inn Monterey offers a convenient, comfortable stay in the heart of this scenic California town. Guests enjoy an indoor pool, fitness center, and on-site dining, plus easy access to top attractions like the Monterey Bay Aquarium. While lacking some local charm, it provides reliable, well-priced accommodations for both leisure and business travelers. but one of the reception woman(seems like manager) is not very polite.

I stayed here for about 10 days while in King City for work. I was a little skeptical about this place since it still has drive up rooms. However, the second floor has locking doors that you need to use a key card for. The room was your standard hotel room. The door has a deadbolt but no additional security measures so maybe one thing to consider adding. The bed was pretty comfortable, though the bed spread is a bit outdated. Bathroom looks to be newly remodeled but there is really no place to put toiletries since they have a pedestal sink. Decent size fridge. The A/C unit was pretty loud, which I guess was positive and negative. It made it hard to hear the TV but you didn’t really hear any highway noise. I liked the fact that I couldn’t hear my neighbors since I was sleeping during the day. I also didn’t hear housekeeping banging around while they cleaned which is often an issue at larger chain hotels. They do have a pool with a grill area but the pool itself was closed. Good location to the highway, there is a gas station, and a restaurant adjacent to the hotel. BK is across the street and the grocery stor is less than half a mile away. Overall if you are staying in King City this is probably one of the better options.

A room belonging to the transitional place, go to a place near Big Sur, there is a gas station and a fast food highway near the parking lot. The breakfast is generally not very good in all aspects of milk. It is also possible to eat without eating. It’s about an hour’s drive from Big Sur. It’s okay to live and there is no elevator. It’s more painful to live on the second floor, and the girls are ready.

Can’t say enough about the great staff. Robinjill made sure we had the directions to Pfeiffer Beach via hand signals which was delightful. The cottage is rustic and the cell service is mostly no. But the cottage was comfortable and clean. The scenery is just beautiful. Watch out for the wild flick of turkeys! Take some time to explore the area.

Although it is a hotel, the room is very spacious and clean. The decoration is European style and has a fireplace heater. The bathroom is separated into dry and wet rooms. The shower room is very spacious and the water pressure is high. There is a balcony and a courtyard with many green plants outside the room. The environment is beautiful. I especially like that they also include breakfast, which is very rich! It's about a 5-minute walk to the beach and a large supermarket. It's definitely worth a family vacation!