Air conditioning with ceiling fan! Clean. Extra blanket and pillow available in room.

Don’t get their towels dirty or you will pay. Backs hurt a bit after sleeping on the beds.

The mattress was wonderful. The pillow top just snuggled us in. We have a queen size at home but this made it feel more spacious. We also loved the shower. High nozzle for tall people and great warmth and pressure even though we slept in. There was a grab bar for the whole length of it which made it super safe. The location here is perfect, very close to everything and the price was a bit less than many for weekend rates. The heater worked great and everything was clean.

The chairs in the room were scary. I am a large person and could not sit in them at all. They creaked and felt ready to collapse. My husband who is just right at 5" and 170lbs had the same issue. He had tried them first and hadn't wanted me to even give them a go. So we only sat on the bed for the whole trip. But the bed was soooo cozy. Still, the management would do well to replace them. We wanted to alert management at checkout but no one was in. We just dropped the key in the dropbox. Also, if it matters to you, no elevator, but we were aware of it. I go one stair at a time and it was ok. Sturdy railing.

We upgraded to the oceanview room, and it was very spacious, quiet and lovely view. My brother got the family room, and it was a bit awkward since there is no "communal" room, just a tiny area for the fridge upon walking in. I would rate that room a 6, but our room had a HUGE living space, so inconsistent rooms.

It would be nice if they offered coffee, tea in the check in area, those little touches go a long way. No snacks, no water in room, so come prepared!

Convenient location, clean, friendly staff

No water dispenser to fill my water bottle. The vending machine is cash only and there's no ATM close by. I got to the hotel on Uber at 10 pm and my only option was going to the closest liquor store, or boiling tap water in the coffee machine in the room. I suggest offering either a complimentary water bottle for guests or having a water dispenser available. Other hotels in the area have 1 water dispenser per floor or one in the lobby.

Location is perfect. 20 minute walk to the Rock. For the morning, lots of coffee shops and bakeries also restaurants. The room is quiet and the beds were clean and comfortable

There was not much i did not like, although they may want to touch up the furniture. very nice bedding and flooring but the dressers and tables show a lot of wear and tear. The tops are granite but the wood is very worn.

Great location, well maintained, clean modern rooms, friendly staff

under construction noise. Late night music/loud neighbors until 3am, post Super Bowl gathering.. no on call night Management to enforce quiet hours despite placing 3 phone calls throughout the night. Very annoying..However, I did have 3 peaceful nights prior.

A nice, modernish motel with a big car park just a short walk up hill from the main coastal tourist part of Morro Bay. It has rooms on the ground floor and first floor. We arrived late but easily found a parking space. The gent on reception was very helpful and pleasant and we felt genuinely welcomed. Double check what time reception closes if you are likely to be late. I believe it was due to close at 10pm on our visit. We had a room on the first floor. It was a decent size, clean and well decorated and the bed was comfortable. The bathroom was reasonably equipped, everything worked as it should. There was a fridge, microwave and coffee facilities so all good. They do not offer food of any type. We visited at the end of June so slightly off season and Morro Bay closes early and opens late much like most of the US. We did find a bar a few blocks up the hill on the main road in and spent some quality time with others visiting the town but in the morning nothing was open for breakfast at 9am except one hugely overpriced sandwich type bar. We decided to visit the rock and drive past the 3 chimney stacks before finding food on our way to our next stop. Morro Bay is known as the place with the rock and 3 chimneys. You can drive right up to the rock and there is lots of parking which is free if you have a California State Park pass but at

The guy in the room next to us was enjoying the company of a professional female when we arrived but we went out for a walk and when we returned she had left and he was fast asleep and snoring like a champion. One common factor we found during our California road trip is that the Californians just use wood to build rather than concrete and as such the sound deadening for neighbouring rooms is limited and you always get creaking and footsteps from those above you. If you can manage the stairs go for the top floor, at least that way you only have to deal with the noise from your neighbours but a good bang on the wall often suffices :)

This is a great little boutique-style hotel in a nice location that is proximal to both the embarcadero and the downtown areas. Staff was friendly and hospitable. Also, the mattresses were very cozy and comfortable.

They don’t have an elevator. I don’t dislike that, per sé; it is an older hotel that has been updated/modernized, and I am fine with that. It is just something to be aware of when you are booking a room here in case you have physical limitations.

You cannot beat this location. It’s a 3 minute easy walk to the Embarcadero. The parking lot is small but we were always able to find room. They have refurbished since our last stay and the rooms are nice and clean. The staff was friendly and helpful. But again- LOCATION.

I can’t think of anything to improve on.

The room was sparkling clean. The location was walkable to the bay. We were there during the week and had no trouble getting a parking spot in their lot, but I'm not sure what that would look like at peak times.

Our room couldn't get dark. The wood slat blinds don't close all the way, and the sidewalk light was just outside our window. Blackout curtains would be a helpful addition. We were in an ADA room so I can't speak to other layouts, but there is literally no where to set anything down in the bathroom - no counter space at all. It did seem the bathroom was thoughtfully designed to be ADA compliant, so perhaps that had something to do with it. Overall the walls are very thin, we could hear every move (and toilet flush) from the room above us.