Monterey Motels

Wonderful place! Room was nice, bed was comfortable! Comes with a microwave, fridge. Has a water fountain for the guests to refill also! Recommend this place for a stopover

This was my first time staying at a motel. The facilities were similar to those of budget hotels in China—clean and new. It had its own small yard, and parking was relatively safe. The only downside was that when I arrived at night, there was no one at the front desk; I had to press the disabled access bell to get someone to check me in. There's a commercial area across the street with supermarkets and restaurants, making dining convenient. The 17 Mile Golf Resort in town (which charges an entrance fee) has beautiful scenery and is well worth a visit.

We stayed in a cabin with a kitchen, very convenient, kitchen utensils are all available, suitable for cooking. The hotel looks new and brighter than the picture, and the design of the two bedrooms is super suitable for four people. The hotel is within walking distance to the safeway supermarket, and the huge supermarket is very good. Self-driving Highway 1, this hotel is suitable.

This is not bad in all aspects in the motel. The bathroom is huge. The necessary equipment in the room is available, there is a coffee machine and coffee capsule, there is a microwave, but bottled water is not provided. The sanitary condition is OK, but the room has a heavy feeling of disinfectant water. The front desk is very nice. There is 7-11 across the street, and there are many restaurants next to it.

The hotel in Monterey is really expensive, probably because it is the first stop of many self-driving highways 1, plus weekends, it costs almost 1,000 yuan to live in such a motel. There are various motels along the street where the hotel is located. This one is at the end of the street. Not far away is the shopping area, and driving to town is not far away. The hotel is an open space with free parking. No breakfast. The room is not big, the facilities and equipment are relatively old, and it has some taste. Fortunately, the windows can be opened for some ventilation. The air conditioner was very loud and noisy. It can only be said that there is no way to live in a store, the price is not very cost-effective.

The facilities in the hotel room are very new, the towels and quilts are new, the mattress is soft and comfortable, there is no toothbrush, toothpaste and disposable slippers, no bottled water and electric kettle, it seems that American hotels do not have these things, no deposit is required, check in with the passport of the person who booked the room (one person is enough). The hotel is 4 miles away from the Monterey Old Fisherman's Wharf, you need to drive there, parking is free, there is a gas station across the road, and you can go to the ”Uncle” supermarket in town for shopping. The hotel is a two-story building with no elevator

The scenery is nice, the climate is good, the hotel is OK, I will consider coming again when I have time.

A little bit more than a thousand nights, and the domestic home is almost the same, but the location is good, the room can be fixed two months earlier, the result of the hotel is full, and only him, the overall is not bad, parking is free.

Our room was a bit small since we booked an economy room, but for a popular tourist area, it offered good value for money. I thought parking would be charged, but it turned out to be free. Overall, I'd still recommend it.

I drove over from Yosemite. I was visiting the Google headquarters in the middle of the night. When I arrived at the hotel, it was already more than 12 o'clock. I checked in from the small window and fell asleep soon. But it was so cold at night, I didn't even look for a heater. I almost woke up all night, and found that there was heating the next morning. I regret it. I drove to a small town next to it, including Target, Ross, and Starbucks. I ate breakfast, went shopping, and continued to travel. This place is actually very close to 17 miles, but we returned to Ban Yue Bay and returned here the next day Side, I didn’t live here,