Northern California Hotels with Restaurants

"Breakfast beats most hotels providing free breakfasts. The staff was exceptionally helpful and cheerful. The room is decent size and clean."

"Given the price I paid for my stay at the hotel, I don't think the value matches the cost. There are hotels with lower prices, but these are much more comfortable and convenient. We chose a hotel package that included breakfast, but there was no breakfast available. The only option was a buffet at an additional cost. The buffet wasn't worth the money either. We also chose a hotel with parking though we had to pay extra for it."

"The property had beautiful grounds. However, they’re very strict about quiet hours. During check-in, the representative spoke so fast because it seemed that she did not want to explain the rules and policies of the hotel so we missed half of the information that was “explained to us.” There was plenty of parking, which is a plus, however they charge for parking per night which due to the high cost of the hotel, you would expect parking to be included or bike rentals because you’re also paying for resort fees. Overall the cost of the hotel does not represent what you would expect you get from the hotel. "

"Charming historic hotel in a very convenient downtown location. It’s within walking distance of many restaurants, Fisherman’s Wharf, Cannery Row, and the Presidio of Monterey, which made exploring easy. Parking was affordable in a nearby public garage, which was a nice bonus for the area. The hotel has a lot of historical charm and character. My only downside was the lack of air conditioning, which would have made the stay more comfortable."

"Clean room, neighborhood ok"

"The entire staff was phenomenal. They all went above and beyond to make sure my experience was the best possible. I’ve never stayed at a Club Quarters. Now, I will become a regular! "

"Everything was perfect! Customer Service was amazing!"

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"We had a great stay. Only suggestion would be better breakfast options. Does anyone really eat that highly processed, artificial Yoplait stuff they claim is yoghurt?"