Top Hotels in Santa Maria with Spas

The Radisson is going down hill! We have been going there for past 5 years every time we visit town. Our last visit we noticed much “riff raff” who are visiting the lounge area and being very loud and obnoxious. So much so to the point a man was so intoxicated he started a verbal argument cussing at our female friend. My husband did his best to diffuse the situation and get him away from all of us and the man wanted to fight. We are so disgusted with how much the once great Radisson has changed. No hotel security when they know they have a bar open late on Friday and Saturday night. When police showed up they said they have many calls to the Radisson and many cars have been broken into.

The old hotel is very old and has a long history. The lobby on the first floor is amazing, there are also nice restaurants and bars, and a bar rap performance at night. But after entering the door, I felt the smell of old carpets in the aisle and the room. Fewer sockets, small bathrooms, not modern enough.

Mediocre motel. Clean enough, but was charged $209.00 for one nights stay during Labor Day weekend. Regular price is $75.00. “rip-off”. Continental breakfast consists of dry cereal, or small muffin, Coffee or juice. Sitting area is just a narrow small counter with 3 stools. Not enough room for all the patrons waiting to have a bite to eat before hitting the road. No tables or chairs.

It's just an ordinary three-star hotel. It's not bad. The price-performance ratio on Highway 1 is quite high. You can live here when the Danish Village is expensive.

Love this hotel it's staff members are delightful and friendly, the rooms are immaculately clean, and very modern. I especially like that the tv included netflix and youtube built in. Another great bonus is silence. You cannot hear people in the other rooms. Definitely worth the price when in comparison to other places here in Santa Maria.

This trip experienced the worst hotel, the service was general, through the Ctrip booked two rooms, we arrived at the hotel at 8 o'clock in the evening, the front desk said that we could not find our order, after contacting Ctrip by phone, and then Ctrip and the hotel negotiated to check, only to find The front desk business is unfamiliar, and I haven’t checked it carefully. I can’t say it at first glance, but I’ve seen the service in the United States.

One of the best hotels I've stayed in this time 1. Free parking. 2, there are many large supermarkets in town, the price is really high, eating and drinking are especially cheap. 3. There is a golf course in the town, the scenery is particularly beautiful 4. Breakfast is the best of all the five-star hotels I have stayed at, although it is not comparable to China. 5, the room facilities are relatively complete, both a refrigerator, microwave, but no safe. One thing that is not good is that the town is a South American village, and the quality of people is relatively low. Overall it's still good, it's inadvertently stunning!

The hotel is very good, there is a Starbucks supermarket around, things are very cheap.

Arrived in the evening, the town is very quiet, quiet to terrible, hahahaha. Highway 1 must pass through the town, and wifi can only receive signals from the lobby. Free parking

The staff was very friendly and always smiling. Unfortunately there was no towels when I got to my room. I was tired and upset but the front desk was still extremely nice and apologetic and corrected the issue. Room was your basic Motel 6. Clean but nothing exciting. No shampoo no breakfast.