San Luis Obispo Hotels with Free Parking.

This place had been on my list for years. We were in the area and finally got to go. We went in the afternoon. The fancy pink restaurant isn’t open at that time but you are able to tour the grounds on your own. We walked around and took pictures. The pink is unreal and everywhere. It’s eccentric and feels like you’re in Alice and Wonderland or Barbie Land. There’s a gift shop upstairs where you can buy the goblets. There’s a gift shop downstairs and a restroom. Go into the restrooms. The eccentric details are even there. The men’s bathroom has a waterfall urinal. The women’s bathroom has beautiful details. On the main floor we had lunch at the Copper Cafe. It was good food. Service was great. Order the world famous Pink Champagne cake. I’m not even a fan of cake and I enjoyed it. This place was definitely a highlight of our visit to the Pismo area.

The hotel is in the city center, the location is convenient, but when you first check in at the front desk, the hotel needs to charge a tax, but it is true that the room fee has been paid in full when booking with Ctrip, but in order to check in as soon as possible, we still follow the hotel's requirements I paid the money, then contacted Ctrip, and received a reply from Ctrip the next day, promising to refund the corresponding taxes and fees, and Ctrip’s refund was credited to the account on the same day, so although there was a problem, it was communicated and resolved in a timely manner, especially Ctrip’s The Internet telephone communication option is still a very important timely and effective communication method for guests who are abroad and are inconvenient to answer the phone.

I am very disappointed in our stay. This was our first staycation after getting married and we’re looking forward to a cute hotel with a bakery and quaint rooms. At around 3:30am the power went out and it got extremely hot in the room. Also, we were on the lower level underneath the lobby which means we didn’t have good windows. It just had a full fenced staircase which means it was pitch black because the sun wasn’t coming through. We had plans for the day and needed to get dressed, ready, put makeup on and do my hair to dress up and couldn’t get ready at all since outlets didn’t work and again, it was pitch black. my husband even tripped trying to move around since it was so dark. We partially booked this place for the nice bakery breakfast spot, and it was closed because of the outage. What we paid for we didn’t get. Also, there was no communication. We didn’t know anything was closed or that there was a hotel wide power outage until we went up to ask what was going on. In top of all of that, we also booked this place for the pool and hot tub. Once we went to go to the pool and hot tub, we realized it was out of service. So we couldn’t use that either. We asked for some sort of a discount or compensation for our room since it was not at all what we paid for and we were told no, they wouldn’t do anything. Last night before bed we said we loved this place and would totally come back but after the bad customer service and lack of compensation for not getting what we paid for, we will be staying at the neighboring hotels unless they get back to us and make this right.

Solid stay at the Courtyard. The hotel offers free parking. The hotel has a Bistro that was open until 10 PM on Friday night. The Bistro also served a pretty good breakfast of tots and French Toast. If you’re traveling the Pacific Coast Highway and need a stay, the Courtyard is a solid choice.

This is a great place to stay in a beautiful city...I loved the view from all of our rooms. The employees were very friendly and my room was very clean. I used housekeeping just one day (you need to let the front desk know) and my room was freshened up very well. I will always use this hotel for further stays in SLO. I would like for them to have trays for folks to carry breakfast back to their rooms...it was hard to juggle everything!

Front service was good. The room that I stayed, AC was nice and cool except it had very loud noice all night ,so we cannot sleep very well. Bathroom had a lot of dust in the corner of the bathroom. Beds and pillows were comfy. Overall for me, it’s ok to stay except AC sound in my room that was very loud.

I chose a small town that is more than an hour's drive from the hotel. The price is good. There is free parking and breakfast. The location is right next to the highway, and there are many restaurants nearby. The room is large and the heating is very good. There is a small swimming pool in the hotel.

Very appreciated welcome, as gentle and smile. Free appetizer with everything you want. Abundant and quality breakfast. spacious and clean rooms. Very pleasant cover pool. A plausible goes to the bar man

Some of the previous comments were quite negative and we found our 1 night stay delightful. Extremely clean and well organized for a handicapped room. The front office personnel were delightful. We would definitely stay here again good value as well

The suites are large: a living room area and a separate bedroom. Ours had two TVs, a microwave, a small refrigerator and a coffee maker. But the real selling point is there is a wonderful free breakfast daily from 6:30 to 9:30am. The cafe and outside tables allow for plenty of room to enjoy the wide variety of breakfast items, including egg dishes prepared to order. The cafe staff are uniformly friendly. Also from 5:30 to 7:30pm there if Happy Hour in the bar. Beer and wine are free. Sit in the bar or sit out by the pool. If you want a quick hot dog or burger, a barbecue is available and the prices for that food are nominal. The hotel is right off the 101 on Monterey St, which goes right down to the old downtown section. I can't say enough good things about this operation and it is the only place we stay when we visit San Luis Obispo. I have to assume that the management of this hotel knows what they are doing and seems to have employees who are happy and service oriented.