Top Hotels Near Del Mar Fairgrounds in Del Mar from NZ$230

"Overall a really cute place however they did not have our hotels.com reservation they said. We ended up getting a non-artist room which is the whole reason why we booked here so my daughter who is an artist could enjoy the intricacies at an artist room. Also because of close proximity to neighbors there was yard work beginning around 7:30 a.m. And it kind of continued on until 9:30 30/10:00 a.m. We're late sleeper so that wasn't ideal for us."

"Tv never worked after two requests to fix it. Restaurant and bar was not open for lunch or drinks until 4:30. Jets on jacuzzi didn’t work. "

"Well maintained motel with a friendly staff!"

"Would definitely stay here again"

"The location was closed to the beack, but to get there, you will need a walk about 1.5-2 miles because there is a bluff between the hotel and the beach, so you can't get there directly. Facility is very clean. While we were there the pool area was closed for renovation."

"This is a nice hotel. Beware the charges that are not clearly displayed at the time of booking. I paid $75 USD daily for parking and $65 USD daily for resort fees. This was an additional $135 USD daily that I was not aware of, which is significant for a 3 night stay. The location is good and the rooms were nice. The hotel just didn’t feel as hospitable as other luxury hotels I’ve stayed at. My expectations were much higher. "

"Friendly staff, good location near beach. Quite place"

"Microwave availability would be nice. The manager was so helpful and they were very pet friendly. We loved staying at the hotel. "

"We stayed one night and chose this property for its advertised “on the beach” location. Unfortunately, it did not meet expectations for the price. The room was decent but outdated, with no air conditioning. To get airflow, you must open doors/windows, but there are no screens, so bugs come in. Privacy is also limited, as people from the nearby park can see directly inside. A major issue was the train, which runs every 10–20 minutes and is very loud. Since the tracks sit between the property and the ocean—and windows must stay open—you hear it constantly. The property is not truly “on the beach.” A railroad track and cliff separate it from the ocean, and beach access requires walking through a nearby park. While not far, this feels misleading. Additional drawbacks included no breakfast or on-site dining, limited laundry (2 machines), cleanliness issues (cobwebs), and construction noise disclosed only after booking a non-refundable stay. Checkout expectations (taking out trash, loading dishwasher, etc.), along with a tip envelope and reminder text, felt excessive. While the kitchen was nice and the beach is nearby, the stay did not justify the cost and felt misleading overall."