Best Hotels near Del Mar Park, Morro Bay

A very new hotel, the room is large and the bed is very comfortable. We stayed in a barrier-free room, the cloak hook, the position of the toiletries was very low, considering the height of the disabled wheelchair, the shower room was very strange, and the cold water was sprayed on me. The hotel has a swimming pool, but the water temperature is not very high.   jesse at the front desk is very friendly and helps us solve the problem of foreigners charging the car locally. The three old breakfasts are traditional dishes of Huanpeng, and they are eaten again every day. 

The Indians opened the front desk of the hotel. No one had to press the bell to check out the deposit for the same room rate (but did not tell the deposit) because I didn’t pay attention to the bill because I was late for the day because I was worried about the online prepayment. I deliberately charged me a rent, so I asked Ctrip the next day and asked if the deposit would be returned. I don’t know if I don’t ask if the hotel would be stupid because the general deposit is an integer and they are Holiday amount

We stayed here for a quick stop while driving down to LA. The hotel itself wasn’t bad and the lady that checked us in was very sweet. Very close to restaurants and shops. Unfortunately, we were awoken at 12:30 a.m. to a woman screaming in what seemed like she was in distress and needed help. I called the front desk to report it and later saw the police were called and a gentleman was arrested. I could here the police, the woman and gentleman talking very loudly outside our room for over an hour. I believe it was a domestic incident and it was one room away. The couple was very intoxicated!! Needless to say after hearing all of that, our family wasn’t able to go back to sleep. While I know this is an isolated incident and isn’t fault to the hotel we will never stay here again. I’m glad we woke up to report it because I’m not sure what would of happened to the lady. We were trying to get a good nights sleep and instead wasted over $300 one on night and weren’t even able to sleep.

This hotel was able to accommodate our request for a roll-away bed, which was what we needed. The queen beds are comfortable, and the bathroom is perfect: sink is outside of the shower/toilet room. There doesn't seem to be any air conditioning (only a heater), so the room gets stuffy unless you leave the window open (which lets in outside sound, too). This did not bother us at all. We all slept comfortably. We were in a downstairs ”balcony room”, which doesn't get a great view of the Rock, just partial view. If you want a view, request a balcony room in the upper floor (but you will have to carry all your luggage up stairs). There was minor thumping from the upstairs room, only occasionally, and it never bothered us. The sound insulation is pretty good. The breakfast is not that great, but they do have a waffle maker, which can be fun for kids. The only yogurt they have is ”Trix” yogurt. I presume this is for kids...neon colored, sugary... However, there is some fresh fruit, cereals, milk, juice, assorted rolls, and chocolate muffins (for the kids, I guess). This is sufficient fuel to get going in the morning. The mini-fridge is very mini. The microwave and fridge are in the closet. Strange, but they work. There is a pretty cool hot tub room to relax in, but this is not really that important to me to have on trips. All-in-all, this is a good, clean, hotel, that had everything we needed for our short stay in Morro Bay.

Morro bay is a small town, the destination of Highway 1 tourism, and many such small hotels. The room was clean, with some design sense, the front desk was very polite, and the parking was convenient. The room on the second floor could only see a little faint sea, but why can you walk to the beach to see the sea in the room? The biggest disadvantage is that the heating sound is huge, and it will scare people when they are suddenly started, thinking that the heating is broken. Breakfast is much simpler than other inn chains.