Top Hotels Near John Muir National Historic Site in Martinez from NZ$100

"Staff as a whole were very accommodating."

"the room they gave us was windowless for some reason, they have the coffee setup in a way where its unusable unless you physically move furniture. its next to the fridge and tv and those are the only plugs available so you have to unplug one of them to plug in the coffee maker, the bathroom toilet was also acting up the minute we walked in."

"It was good enough for an overnight stay."

"The staff was wonderful and friendly and helpful, but the property was not clean and it was frankly unsafe. I purchased this under the impression that I would have access to a fitness center and the fitness center was closed down. The pool was empty. And there were paper signs leading to the hotel lobby. The indoor floor was cement and the ceilings were missing in many places. Multiple times I got lost trying to find my way out and ended up in an active construction site once with wet cement and the door locked behind me so I had to wander through the construction site to find my way out. I would have really liked to rebook somewhere else, but I was not able to do that. I never leave bad reviews. I just usually don’t leave any at all if I’m unsatisfied. But this one was definitely one for the books."

"Rooms were clean but little privacy "

"Wished I had maid service and I had to ask for extra towels. Also I had asked for a handicap room, I didn’t think it was "

"I recently booked a room for my mother, and she expressed her satisfaction with the cleanliness of the room and the helpfulness and professionalism of the staff. The booking was made at the last minute."

"The home is in a quiet location with quick access to freeways and local dining. Due to a family emergency, my trip was extended and the hosts were extremely accommodating. Would absolutely stay here again. Had all the comforts of home."

"The hosts were wonderful and quick to reply. The place was clean and perfectly suited us. Very lucky to find this place. I was able to take my dog on walks (wonderful community gets together with dogs in local park), and even luckier that cats are accepted.My family had a tough transition and this helped make it a lot easier."