clean and modern room. nice decoration. it has a nice pool. friendly and helpful staff.

it wuld be nice to have refrigirator in the room.

room was clean

bed was very uncomfortable

It was clean, within walking distance to shops, restaurants etc but needed a car to get to the centre of Santa Barbara

Walls were paper thin, could hear guest’s conversation in next rooms. Facilities weren’t that good, no way of making a drink. No fridge or microwave like advertised. Expensive for what you got.

how clean and how convenient

The staff was very friendly and they served coffee in the morning which was a plus for me! Parking was also good !

It could be a little cleaner and the room could be bigger.

Right by the beach and a great stay

Great price Geeta location

The staff was extremely friendly My room was clean and in a great location. I will definitely be staying there again!

I didn't have a refrigerator or microwave in my room

Nothing

Motel 6 at $250 a night. Sticky floors. Unbelievably cramped. People next door at 1:00 in the morning having Unbelievably loud sex waking us up from a deep sleep, with a young untrained woman at the desk not willing to deal with it. DONT USE THIS MOTEL!!!!

Vicinity

Paid with credit card, then tried to get military discount. They said they couldn't because I booked through booking.com

Mostly everything. Location was lovely.

It would be nice to have a common microwave

Very expensive for the service’s provided

Between a Gelson's and Whole Foods Market, so you can walk and get decent food that's not breaking your budget. The street is not too noisy, and there's a nice residential neighborhood where you can take walks into the hills and look out over the Pacific and gave upon the Channel Islands. Housekeeping leaves you alone if you're there for three weeks, and you just ask for fresh towels. Easy access to the 101 freeway. Walking distance to a CVS pharmacy. The Alice Keck Park Memorial Garden is not too far away, in downtown, and offers pleasant walking, sitting, and water features. There's a Ralph's with a parking garage beneath it nearby. All of this is north of the wharf and north of 101.

Santa Barbara is an expensive place to stay. But at least the climate is nice. The bed was tired and beaten down. But I was able to sleep on it. The unhoused Santa Barbarans are huddled on the sidewalk down the street to the north, but they're tidy and benign in solo encampments.