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Stayed here for 2 nights with my wife while on vacation. Frequent fliers of Embassy Suites, and this location is exactly on par with what you'd expect from the brand. The location of this hotel is fine, with close proximity to a variety of restaurants, a gas station, easy to get to the wharf area in Monterey. We stayed in a standard king room, and it is the typical 2-room suite layout in most Embassy locations. The room as clean, and the bed was comfortable. The shower worked great the first night, but the second night it did not get very hot. It was late, so we did not bother trying the front desk about it. Both TV's in the room were equipped with a Chromecast that had a web portal you could sync a device to. Very nifty being able to cast from our phones, something every hotel should adopt! The breakfast was top notch for a complimentary buffet. Eggs/omelets cooked to order, a variety of other hot and cold breakfast items, juice/coffee/soda, baked goods etc. The happy hour at night (included in the room rate!) was great, and had 2 specialty drinks, beer, wine, and well liquor available. The drinks are very standard, but they are absolutely free! There are also light snacks available. We did not use the pool or gym, though both looked clean. The pool is indoors but did not appear to be heated. One thing to note: parking fee is $20, and there is also a resort fee of $15/night that is charged. The resort fee ”includes” wifi, bike rental, and a $15/credit for the gift shop or restaurant. We figured either way you're paying $15 per day extra, so we used $15 at the gift shop both days for snacks & coffee. There is a Starbucks inside the gift shop which this applies to!

I wanted to like it, or at least appreciate it for its value. But I would have been a lot happier paying another $30 a night for a merely mediocre place. * When I checked in, the room had its windows open, even though it was less than 60F outside. I found out why the next morning: with the windows closed, the place gradually started smelling more and more like cigarette smoke. Yes, he still has smoking rooms, and yes, he puts non-smokers in them, without asking or disclosing, even though he had a non-smoking room right next to it. Nice! * The beds. I have stayed in a lot of hotels, and mostly their beds are too soft for me, even though these days I sleep on my side. This bed was so hard I couldn’t even sleep on my back. How? It wasn’t even an old mattress! * Somehow, the road noise inside the room is LOUDER than it is outside. So loud. Totally overwhelmed my white noise generator. Even at 3 AM, which is about when I got to sleep. On the up side… it’s clean?

Free parking, free wifi, big room, no breakfast, booked twin room, good sanitation, well-equipped, you must use the room key to open the door when you enter and exit the stairs, the security is very good! The only downside is that the air conditioner is too loud at night and I didn't sleep well all night!

Slightly old, service attitude is also good, in the tourist season, this hotel is also OK, driving from the beach for about ten minutes, the city is not big, because the time is short, there are not many places to turn.

Good value, especially considering how expensive the area is. We stayed at one other hotel north of this one and for an extra $150 bucks it wasn’t that much better. Rooms are a little small but adequate. Having AC isn’t always necessary but when you need it, you need it! It’s close to everything including a great stretch of beach. That’s the only drawback IMO. Rick, the manager represents the brand well!

The hotel is good, the parking lot is very large, the room is very clean, there is a supermarket restaurant around, the grandfather at the front desk is also very enthusiastic, the only thing is that there is no elevator, the second floor has to carry the suitcase to climb the stairs

The location is OK, there are more fast food restaurants nearby. The interior decoration of the room is much better than most motels. The biggest problem is that wifi is very very difficult to use, the delay is very long, and friends who want to play in the night carefully consider it.

Cost-effective, although the facilities are simple, but sufficient, not only a coffee maker, but also a microwave. The room is big enough. It is the most cost-effective one in our 14-day trip to the West