Santa Barbara Hotels with Bars

The children said that this is the most beautiful hotel to stay in this trip. Just by the seaside in Santa Barbara, you will walk by a small road. This seaside town is so beautiful that it is definitely worth living for three or five days, but we only stayed for one day.

Absolutely wonderful location. The bike / walking path is a minute walk from the hotel, right along the beach. There's a little grocery store about a 5 minute walk up S Milpas St, so convenient. Lots of great places to eat within walking distance (1 mile) or a short drive. I didn't eat at the hotel. The room was clean but toiletries were not replenished, and my dirty glasses were not washed or replaced. For the high price tag, I would have expected that. The air conditioning in the room was great, quiet, and easy to adjust.The front desk team was very friendly and knowledgeable. My favorite people were the Valet team. They were fun to speak with, very down to earth and did their job well. Valet parking is $26.00 / night. I didn't see that price anywhere when I booked.

Convenient stay: very convenient Safety: Very safe Facilities: very complete Hygienic: very clean Environment: Very good, very close to the beach, next to the train station but not noisy Service: very warm The first time I experienced the way their young people travel with their children, it was fresh and felt great. There are young people from all over here who can communicate, learn and share with each other. It suits them very well. In addition, we can cook here, suitable for us to make Chinese food, meet the needs of Chinese stomach.

The room is small, the facilities are general, and breakfast is not provided. There are still quite a lot of places to eat around, there are supermarket pharmacies. The overall price is high, and the parking fee is $35 a night.

Great location but the rooms are very small.

The parking at $40 a night plus tax is too high, but other than that it was a lovely stay. Pool and hot tub were great and a nice relaxing atmosphere by the fires they light at night.

With many rooms available on Wednesday, I don't understand why they gave us a room furthest from the central restaurant. We had to walk through another building to get to it, and it faced a cricket ball site. The room wasn't even square; it was slanted. I was a bit disappointed. During check-in, the receptionist talked a lot, seemingly oblivious to whether we understood, which was very pushy. At breakfast, the waitress insisted we sit in her assigned seats, which was uncomfortable. Most ridiculously, the bathroom was terrible. I don't usually give hotels bad reviews, but this night's experience was truly unpleasant. The only positive was the hotel's dinner restaurant. The waiter service was excellent, and watching the sunset outside the window was pleasant.

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