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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Santa Barbara – Based on 42,067 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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Solvang, the Danish Village is a gorgeous place to visit. Next time we are planning to stay there. I advise to have breakfast at The Boat House at Henry's Beach. Later to take a walk at the beach is so nice. Santa Barbara Zoo and waterfront are worth seeing. The weather is wonderful. Like all California locations, it is expensive. We followed California 194 when we were going back to LA. It was astonishing.
I loved the architecture, the beauty of the mountains and surroundings. RI was disappointed with the amount of trash all over the city streets. The side walks by the beach were very dirty and there should be no cars allowed on the pier. The amount of homeless people called my attention and I was very felt sad for them.
Since I had to drive to get around SB, the off street parking was very helpful in the shopping district on State Street. First 75 minutes free. As expected, the city is well maintained and "something interesting to do" can be found for any visitor. Anderson's Danish restaurant was quite good.
Santa Barbara is an ideal place to spend time away. There is plenty to do and see if you want to be active, but the beach could entice you to do nothing at all. Excellent restaurants, such as Brophy Bros and The Andersens, museums, historical landmarks, a lovely zoo for rescued animals, gracious people and beautiful scenery lure us back time and again. Arts and crafts festivals, farmer's market, and the annual Summer Solstice Festival and parade give visitors a chance to experience the art culture in Santa Barbara. It is a wonderful place that soothes my soul on every visit.
Santa Barbara is beautiful. So many places to go and see. Is one of my favorite places to visit and will go back as often as possible. I don't like alcohol so no interest in the bars or wineries but there are several amazing coffee places by UCSB and downtown.
Beautiful seaside city to relax in. Lots of walking paths and parks. Hillside drives to view the city and ocean. Dining is a treat, from seafood to steakhouses, Mediterranean and many Italian restaurants. Very dog friendly
“Amazing value for Santa Barbara! Newly remodeled hotel, nice rooms, comfortable bed! Also loved the pool with a beach view and a brand new gym. Buffet breakfast included was delicious! ”
“The pool, the ease of access to many of the attractions that Santa Barbara has to offer. The hotel's staff - specifically the Valet team is by far the best thing they have going for the hotel in terms of staffing.”
“Great location, clean, comfortable, better than most hotels in Santa Barbara for the same price.”
“This is the absolute best hotel for the money in Santa Barbara. I've tried all of the "less expensive" ones, and Sunset beats them all by a mile! Clean, updated room and bathroom; frig, microwave, iron and board, nice TV, friendly staff, extensive continental breakfast.”
“Small B&B with very attentive staff, very helpful. We had the country suite so we had plenty of space. Breakfast was tasty each morning; and we enjoyed chatting with staff and guests. Good location to drive to any part of Santa Barbara and to wine country.”
