Located on the coast of Monterey Bay, Monterey Bay Inn features a rooftop whirlpool and direct access to San Carlos Beach. Free WiFi is available throughout the property.
Dominic
United States of America
We loved everything about the hotel. Great spot, nice and peaceful, and the access to everything was perfect.
With a variety of area attractions, including Fisherman's Wharf nearby, this Monterey Peninsula, California hotel offers cozy accommodations and is ideal location for exploring area beaches, shopping...
Kaitlin
United States of America
The breakfast was fantastic and had rotating and standard items—super filling and healthy options. The happy hour glass of complimentary wine was a nice surprise and livened up the lobby.
Located 2 blocks from city center and 1.5 mi to Cannery Row and the Monterey Bay Aquarium, Best Western Plus Monterey Inn features a seasonal outdoor pool and hot tub.
Steve
United States of America
Good size room, facilities in great shape. The location in central Monterey makes for easy access to a wide variety of restaurants, as well as several walking options. Good options for breakfast offered as part of price for room.
Located directly on the beach, the Spindrift Inn offers elegant accommodations in the heart of Monterey.
Laurene
United States of America
A refreshing update to the rooms since our last visit. Bright, cheerful beachy colors and softest ever pillows. With the beach literally right outside, you can look from your room window down to the beach. Or go down the elevator or stairs to the beach and put your feet right in the water. The room service was great. Everything ordered was delivered piping hot by a friendly faced person who was always on time and happy. The front desk was very helpful, making our stay flawless. We can’t wait to return.
This hotel offers individually decorated rooms with free WiFi and a cable TV. Fisherman’s Wharf is within easy walking distance from Merritt House Hotel.
Livieth
United States of America
very close to the wharf, quiet location, comfy room and VERY clean!! helpful staff.
Boasting an exceptional location along scenic Highway 1, moments from beautiful beaches, this Monterey hotel is near many area attractions and offers exceptional on-site facilities including a modern...
Combining elegant Victorian charm with many of today's modern conveniences, this hotel is ideally located in the heart of Cannery Row, within walking distance to Monterey Bay and many area...
Ramada by Wyndham Monterey is minutes from the Monterey Bay Aquarium. Guest rooms include free WiFi. A seasonal outdoor pool is available from April through October.
Located near Fisherman’s Wharf, it has easy access to shopping, dining, and whale watching. The Portola Hotel & Spa is 1 mi from the historic Cannery Row.
Charles
United States of America
The hotel location was not optimal. It was my first time in town and the streets going to the hotel were closed for events. Couldn't even get to the hotel. Drove around in circle for hours. Called the staff and was told there was another way to get to hotel but by that time I already had enough.
A short walk to the stunning Monterey Bay, and just off Highway One, Hampton Inn Monterey is only moments from the area's main attractions and provides a variety of thoughtful amenities and services.
All Staff was extremely nice. Comfy bed and sheets.
Located 2 mi away from the Monterey Bay Aquarium, Munras Inn offers guest rooms with free WiFi. Free guest parking is available. A TV with cable is included in each guest room.
a very nice property and very good value for money
Located 1.9 mi from Fisherman's Wharf, Mariposa Inn and Suites offers an outdoor heated pool and terrace with fire pit patios. The rooms feature free WiFi and an in-room safe.
Boasting an exceptional location along scenic Highway 1, moments from beautiful beaches, this Monterey hotel is near many area attractions and offers exceptional on-site facilities including a modern...
The food was great at Pacific grill also I love our suite.
Offering stunning views of Monterey Bay, a full-service spa and a private beach, the Monterey Plaza Hotel & Spa is located only steps from Cannery Row and 10 minutes' walk from the Monterey Bay...
Room, staff, customer service , valet , restaurant
The heart of Cannery Row is 5 minutes' walk from this Monterey hotel. The Monterey Bay Aquarium and Fisherman’s Wharf are 10 minutes’ walk away. Free WiFi is available throughout the property.
Very central. Bed was really comfortable. Free parking.
Located in Monterey, California, this motel is 3 mi from Cannery Row. The motel features a Japanese restaurant, a pool, and guest rooms with free WiFi and cable TV with HBO film channels.
Big room , morning cafe in the room and reception.
The Scottish Fairway Inn is located near magnificent Monterey attractions, including the Monterey Bay Aquarium, Pebble Beach, Fisherman's Wharf, Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca, the Monterey Fairgrounds and...
Das Zimmer war sehr sauber und das Personal freundlich
Offering direct beach access and a year-round outdoor heated pool, Monterey Tides, is 3 mi from Monterey Bay Aquarium. Old Fisherman's Wharf is 10 minutes' drive away.
The breakfast location that I went to was very good
Located just off the Cabrillo Highway and less than 2 miles from Monterey State Beach, this Motel 6 also features an outdoor pool.
It was such a great place to stay. Good prices and people
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Known for beautifully undulating coastline attracting a wealth of wildlife, laid-back Monterey is on a small peninsula. Though now more famous for Monterey Jack cheese, it was once an important sardine fishing town. Some former canning factories now house galleries and shops on a street renamed Cannery Row after a novel by John Steinbeck. A museum and his former home in nearby Salinas can be visited.
The fantastic Monterey Bay Aquarium houses a fascinating range of local sealife, which is so prevalent here that you can often see seals basking on craggy beaches, or sea lions roaring away under piers in Fisherman’s Wharf. Whalewatching tours also depart from here.
South is the Monterey State Historic Park, site of historic buildings including Custom House and the Old Whaling Station with a path made from whalebone. To the east are a couple of Monterey hotels on the beach on Booking.com, and there are also several Monterey hotels with indoor pools.
Right by Monterey Peninsula Airport is one of the city’s 7 golf courses, and there are 3 golf courses near the Laguna Seca Raceway.
Whether you’re here for the Monterey Jazz Festival, or for driving the Big Sur Pacific coast road to the south, if you’re staying with kids, don’t forget to check out the Dennis the Menace Park.
Monterey was lovely, a great place to walk around and lots...
Monterey was lovely, a great place to walk around and lots to see and do. We wish we had stayed longer. And it would also have been good to go to Carmel if we had stayed longer.
The Dust Bowl brewery down near the harbour was great. (It's in between a main road and a car park so doesn't look brilliant from the outside but worth a visit!).
The Fieldwork brewery on Munras Ave is also worth checking out, but only on a sunny day as it's outside seating only!
The aquarium is supposed to be one of the best in the world but we were fairly underwhelmed.
Nicholas
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
The centre of the town is rather tacky & expensive but the...
The centre of the town is rather tacky & expensive but the National Park at Point Lobos is lovely, as is the coastal drive (or cycle) to Carmel. The Aquarium was somewhat disappointing and very overpriced inside. The small Art museum is worth a short visit. The dedicated, car free trail for pedestrians and cyclists is a nice idea.
Lucy
Ireland
10
Scored 10
Monterey is a great place to spend a few days.
Monterey is a great place to spend a few days. There is a lot to see and once you learn the one ways streets it is easy to get around. The wharf is fine, Cannery row is a tourist spot but it is fun and the aquarium is great. Food is very good in Monterey and Carmel.
John
United States of America
6.0
Scored 6.0
Cannery Row is a bit of a tourist trap, but if you head away...
Cannery Row is a bit of a tourist trap, but if you head away from the beach you quickly access the restaurants of Lighthouse Avenue, including Hula - Hawaian food. If I had my time again, I would have tried to stay nearer to the Acquariam, even as far west as Pacific Grove (technically the next town along), near the delights of Happy Girl Kitchen.
Anna
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Two night, great location.
Two night, great location. Although hotel dated it is comfortable, spacious, cleal and all services were excellent. Centre of everything yet quiet. Can accommodate everyone. Lots of beaches, walks, great food & activities.
Dympna
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
I love the ocean.
I love the ocean. There are just so many great little beaches to visit. Monterey has so much Sea life too. We saw harbor seals, otters, elephant seals, too late for the Monarch Butterflys, tons of birds, just from the walking paths! We actually walked from Monterey to Pacific Grove. There are also loads of shops, and restaurants.
The standout aspect of the Portola hotel and spa is definitely the pool and the fact that they allow dogs.. I felt like the location was a big bonus because you weren't in the middle of cannery row and you weren't out in the hinterlands like some of the other hotels in Monterey. The porters and most of the hotel staff are very nice. The lobby is lovely though they could have Happier music playing. It's weird to check into a hotel and they're playing wreck of the Edmond Fitzgerald by Gordon Lightfoot!
Would not recommend booking this place. We drove to this place all the way from SF and to our surprise they overbooked and just said they send us massage. They did not cancel the booking and did not bother actually getting in contact with us. The manager was arrogant and did not care that we drove 3 hours and don’t have place to stay (our paid booking at their hotel was still confirmed). In the end they found room at different hotel for us but kept the money even tho it was much cheaper.
Although the property is in Old Monterey, a busy area, the hotel is quiet. The rooms seem to be secluded from the hustle and bustles of cars, people.
The atmosphere is peaceful, quiet and private.
We stayed in a king standard room for 2 nights and decided to stay in the one available suite for
an extra night
Walking distance to the triple D restaurant, old town, historical museums, shopping and Monterey’s Old Fisherman’s Wharf! A little Over a mile to cannery row.
The location of the Clement, on Cannery Row, next to the Monterey Aquarium, could not be better for practically anything you would want to do in the area. Well within walking distance of great eats and great sights. The hotel itself is modern with all the amenities (except spa/gym was unavailable due to COVID), well maintained and clean. Off-site parking was steep at $35/night, but within easy walking distance and unlimited in/out privileges.
The hotel is directly on the beach and the location cannot be beat! You can request firewood and s'mores supplies and build a bon fire directly on the beach - fire must be extinguished by 10 (I think). Beautiful ocean views, listened to the surf all night long. The lights of Monterey are beautiful at night. Seems like a safe location.
The lobby was lively right around sunset with people gathered having drinks. Gave it a fun vibe.
The property of the hotel is big, clean and looking good. We were greeted and helped by very friendly staff. The room was larger than expected and everything was clean and looked up to date. The hotel is within walking distance of good restaurants and the fisherman's wharf. They offer free parking and good WiFi. We enjoyed our night here and recommend this hotel to anyone who's visiting Monterey!
Our stay at Casa Munras was better than we expected! We loved the location (very easy to get to the main Monterey strip). Rooms were very cute and clean. Close to coffee shops, lunch spots, gas, etc. It also has a charging station for electric cars which was great. Hotel staff was super friendly!
I would recommend Casa Munras!
Read reviews only after booking Hotel Pacific and was a little worried abt the hotel room and some of the not-quite-good reviews.
Upon checking in, we are quite pleased with the cleanliness of the room and the size was good for our family of 4.
Bed & restroom are clean, Breakfast was decent with bacon & bread/pastry.
The room was lovely and the furnishings were comfortable. Likewise, the interior courtyard space of the hotel was spacious and inviting. The property was easy to drive to and was a short drive to the Cannery Row section of Monterey. Parking was plentiful and easy to drive in and out.
The location and bed were so comfortable. It was easy to get to where we wanted to go. Room service for breakfast was on time and delicious. I loved how quiet the hotel was. The staff were all so friendly! I have found my gem in Monterey!
We liked the fact Pacific Inn was pet friendly and reasonable driving distance to all the main attractions which interested us. The hotel room does have a mini fridge and microwave. Fairly quiet.
Convenience. Walk to Monterey Bay Aquarium and Cannery Row Shops and Eateries. Fireplace in room is warm and cozy. Microwave in room is also handy for instant food.
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