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"Absolutely loved my stay. I Will certainly stay here again. The only issue I had was with the wifi. It didn’t seem to reach my room and my cell service was having issues in Santa Barbara in general. Such a cute Inn. Came here to unplug from busy life and absolutely was able to do that. About a 30 minute walk to Funk Town for good coffee. Such a beautiful walk. But ultimately you are steps from the beach with free parking and a gated pool. You really are winning staying here. "

"Hotel needs a renovation. "

"We had a spacious, clean, quiet room with decent bed and pillows. Pros: great lighting, good shower, good AC, Great coffee. Cons: breakfast had no cooked foods, only packaged. All-in-all it was a good value."

"Floor was very dirty. Check "

" Clean room and property. 1 block from east beach. Recommend 2nd floor room . We stayed in 1st floor room and noisy neighbors above us kept me up all night. Parking is limited. "

"Restaurant morning staff above and beyond. Beautiful stay. "

"We loved the location on state street, using the bikes it was so easy to enjoy the stay"

"Hotel was nice and a short walk away from the beach. My only issue was the neighbors constantly slamming doors and people being loud late at night, which isn’t the hotel’s fault but still needs to be shared"

"I booked this stay expecting a relaxing, high-end experience, and instead had one of the worst hotel stays I’ve ever had. The hotel failed to disclose that a large music festival was taking place directly next to the property, with loud DJ sets running until 2am. From check-in at 4pm through late into the night, there was constant, heavy bass and music blasting outside my window. This was not minor noise. It made it impossible to relax or even comfortably sit in the room. When I called the front desk shortly after arriving to ask when the music would end, I was told I could use earplugs and a noise machine. I raised multiple concerns during my stay, and while the front desk agent was kind, no meaningful solution was offered that evening. The following day, I spoke with the Assistant General Manager, Oscar, who lacked empathy and stated there was nothing they could do, claiming they were unaware of the event. This was difficult to believe given that there were visible flyers posted outside the hotel and throughout the surrounding streets promoting the festival and its late hours. A small discount was offered, which did not come close to addressing the severity of the disruption. I requested a follow-up conversation with the General Manager and was told I would receive a call on Monday, April 6. That call never happened. "