Monterey County Hotels with Wifi

"This should be the most satisfying hotel I stayed in during this trip. The facilities, environment, location and sea view of the room are all amazing. The hotel's breakfast is not a buffet, you have to order it yourself, which is very good. You can choose how much you want to spend. The breakfast is very delicious and the service is very thoughtful. It was a bit cold in the morning, so we sat on the terrace. The waiter turned on the big warm light for us. With the sea breeze and the sea view, we enjoyed a delicious breakfast with our beloved family. I really hope time will stay at this beautiful moment."

"good breakfast, the pool is operating. ice machine working well and there is a restaurant with nice food directly next to the hotel. only downside is the plane noise at late night, but it did not affect my sleep during midnight so it was fine."

"Located on the northern edge of the small town of Carmel on the way to California Highway 1, there are a total of ten rooms in the two-story building. The small courtyard is full of green plants and flowers. The firewood burning in the fireplace at night is swaying, and the small courtyard lights up more romantic. Convenient check-in: Convenient, the lady who checked in at the front desk was very friendly and there was a parking space in the yard. Safe: Safe and quiet. Environment: The town environment is elegant and very beautiful. Hygienic: The room is in good sanitary condition and the bed is very comfortable."

"This is my third stay at this hotel. Before the pandemic, the hotel was very clean and the breakfast was great. Now it feels much worse. The sheets weren't changed and there was hair in them, so I had to use my own sheets and duvet cover. Because it was the weekend, the price was double the weekday price, and there was no breakfast. It wasn't good value for money, which was a bit disappointing. The room is large enough to open 2-3 suitcases at the same time. Free parking is a plus."

"Suitable for self-driving along the way. There is a whole food store nearby and shopping is very convenient."

"The room is very comfortable, clean, tidy and has a slight sense of design. If you go on the weekend, you may not be able to find a parking space when you return to the hotel too late at night, so be careful. The bed is a bit sore for people with bad backs if they wake up early."

"Every employee was exceptional, helpful and friendly. The location is great except for getting in an out with a vehicle. The rooms were very nice, the bed was comfortable and clean. The two issues I had with the room were promptly corrected by maintenance (bad toilet flush and light bulb which was very loud). The restaurant was good, though the server was not exceptional. You feel welcome at every area within the hotel, every employee greets you as you pass. Only bad thing that I can say is that, I am allergic to dogs and could tell from the moment I slept in the room that there had been a dog or pet in the room prior. This lead to some discomfort that I was not prepared for. A bit of warning should be given to those with allergies so that other arrangements could be made."

"Room was clean. Motel style that car park at front of room. However, when checking that have to deposit $100 but indian staff make a mistake to put $10,000 on EDC. Lucky my bank immediately block this transaction. No apology from staff. She just laughed."

"This new hotel's rooms were quite satisfying in every aspect. Our family of four had plenty of space, and the decor was modern. While not a huge hotel, the service and facilities were good. It's about a 10-minute drive from Monterey's wharf and the aquarium. The surrounding area isn't bustling, but it's very charming – perfect for a vacation stroll, whether it's Lover's Point by the sea or the colorful cottages nearby. It's definitely not a lively area, but parking is free. I'd say there are three downsides. First, the shower water pressure isn't great (a common issue in the US). Second, in addition to the $3000-a-night room rate, there's an extra $60+ per night resort fee. Ctrip didn't mention this, and it can be frustrating when you find out later. However, it seems many resort hotels in the US charge this. This particular hotel didn't have many facilities, and since we arrived late at night, we spoke to them and they quickly waived it. But there's no guarantee they'll waive it next time. Third, and I don't blame the hotel for this, I think it's Ctrip's fault. Ctrip stated that breakfast for two was included. When we got to the hotel, it was à la carte. We initially asked the restaurant staff how to order the included breakfast and if there were any restrictions. The staff said there were no restrictions, but actually, there's a $50 per person limit, so be aware of that. For two breakfasts, that's $100, which is usually enough. For breakfast, I found the steak to be just okay. I'd recommend the oatmeal bowl and the English muffins (their specialty). The omelets were also good."

"The hotel noise insulation is not up to par, unfortunately seems like the neighbours like to run around upstairs or walks loudly. Otherwise perfect location with starbucks next door. Some weird policy guidelines that you need to sign on to check in."