Hotels Near Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa 1772 in San Luis Obispo

I am very disappointed in our stay. This was our first staycation after getting married and we’re looking forward to a cute hotel with a bakery and quaint rooms. At around 3:30am the power went out and it got extremely hot in the room. Also, we were on the lower level underneath the lobby which means we didn’t have good windows. It just had a full fenced staircase which means it was pitch black because the sun wasn’t coming through. We had plans for the day and needed to get dressed, ready, put makeup on and do my hair to dress up and couldn’t get ready at all since outlets didn’t work and again, it was pitch black. my husband even tripped trying to move around since it was so dark. We partially booked this place for the nice bakery breakfast spot, and it was closed because of the outage. What we paid for we didn’t get. Also, there was no communication. We didn’t know anything was closed or that there was a hotel wide power outage until we went up to ask what was going on. In top of all of that, we also booked this place for the pool and hot tub. Once we went to go to the pool and hot tub, we realized it was out of service. So we couldn’t use that either. We asked for some sort of a discount or compensation for our room since it was not at all what we paid for and we were told no, they wouldn’t do anything. Last night before bed we said we loved this place and would totally come back but after the bad customer service and lack of compensation for not getting what we paid for, we will be staying at the neighboring hotels unless they get back to us and make this right.

Did not take photos, the location of the hotel is OK, on the side of the No. 1 highway, using domestic navigation software is very easy to find, the hotel is relatively quiet, there is a big shopping center across the road, there is a gas station next to the hotel, the same There is a chain restaurant in the yard. I use the room card to check out 20% discount. I ate it. I am very satisfied. I can't eat this Western food at the same price in Beijing. There is a free parking lot, and if you arrive early, the car can be parked at the door of your own room. Room facilities are general, the room is not big, I feel that the extra bed must move the big bed, but I don’t know if there is an extra bed service in the hotel. The bed is 1.5 meters wide and just fits 2 people to sleep. The covered quilt is a blanket and there is a blanket below. The big sheets are similar to the way hotels in China were more than a decade ago. Although there are two-package clauses at the time of booking, the breakfast is very simple. Just put a juice machine and coffee machine on the side of the front desk, a snack box, a small fruit bowl, and stand there to eat a snack mat. I am embarrassed to eat too much. This hotel is still ok for a night of walking. I lived on weekends. The price has doubled. If the price is around 400 yuan, the price is still very high.

I am writing this review at 4:20 AM. I have not slept a wink. This is the worst hotel I have ever stayed in my lifetime. The walls are paper thin and there is no sound proofing. My 250 a night bed might as well have been placed on the highway! The sound of passing traffic on 101 was endless. If that was not enough the person in the adjacent room was snoring all night and only the sound of the passing cars could drown it. To add to the chorus the person the floor above was trying to get their steps - pacing back and forth in the room but not before showering at 3:30am. The water sound lasted for about 15 mins. Now it is the thuds from the pacing, passing traffic and snoring. Oh yes and if the heating/cooling system in adjacent rooms came on then some more ratting pipe sounds kept other sounds company. If you are a light sleeper then do not come here or come with enough sedatives! Also Hilton honors status gives you no advantage. For my elite status I was not offered any freebies at check-in. I had to go back and ask for it! Very disappointed.

It took a little longer than expected to check in, but nonetheless it was good. I was told to go around back to park closer to my room. However, the parking lot was being slurried so it wasn’t at all closer. Maybe could be slightly more conscientious of what’s going on around the hotel.

Our stay at Motel 6 wasn't too bad, but it wasn't anything special either. The room had the basic amenities and was alright for just one night, but I would prefer to stay elsewhere next time. The room was a bit cold too and I would prefer it if the bed had a proper quilt instead of an old-fashioned blanket covered by a white sheet. Also, there was no shower gel or shampoo, just soap and there was some noise coming from the bathroom ventilation. At least there was plenty of parking available.

We stayed at Avila Village Inn the week between Christmas and New Years. So this is a late but rightly deserved review. I can't say enough about the service and quality of the rooms, staff and property. 5 Star Review from our family. All staff from everyone who was at the front desk to our housekeeping staff was superb. I am writing this review for an above and beyond thing that the Front Desk clerk, Tommy, did. And I want him to be recognized: This was a last minute vacation scheduled for my little family (myself, husband and our 2 year old daughter). Daycare was closed for 2 weeks so what the heck, let's go to the Central Coast, a place we love so much. My husband is an alumni of Cal Poly SLO so he was itching for a visit. If anyone has kids or has close relationships with children, you know that something if they lose something coveted, all hell will break loose. My daughter just got a new Moana blanket from her aunt and loved it. She walks around the house with it, plays with it, bundles her dolls in it, etc. We decided it's a small and thin enough blanket, lets bring it with us on this trip to make things easier. On our last night there, we could not locate the blanket, but kiddo fell asleep easy enough, I figured I would find it the next morning while we packed up to leave. We searched everywhere in the room, the closets, the balcony, the swimming pool, out car - Nothing. Well, in our last ditch effort when we were checking out and said thank you to the staff, we asked about the blanket just in case. They looked at lost and found and didn't see anything. So we had a sad 2 year old that we were strapping into the carseat to head home. Just as we were about to back out of the parking stall to leave, Tommy comes running for us and sees us in our truck, waves us down - With the Blanket in hand!! As soon as we walked out, he happened to check with room service just in case. And they looked and they found it! It must have got wrapped up in the sheets when room service cleaned out room. We were so thankful for him just checking for us but us parents were the most thankful as we didn't have to hear the crying and whining about losing the blanket then having to replace it. So thank you Tommy for going above and beyond!! We appreciate you!

The hotel is very close to the sea, but it is still a bit far to go to Morro. Need to drive. But it is also a ten minute drive. Morro Bay is very foggy in the morning and the beach is beautiful. Many birds and shells. There is also a sub-item, the boss is a Taiwanese, and Mandarin communication is barrier-free. . . .

We were just a night of stay. Clean and appreciable rooms have no moquette. Silent and comfortable in the centre. Maybe a little high price for the services offered, however, given the prices of the other facilities we are.