Hotels near Upper State Street

"This hotel was opened in 1876 by a relative of Abraham Lincoln. It is a really charming property and our favorite of the 4 hotels we stayed at during our trip up the California coast. It was the only hotel that still provided daily maid service unless you put out your "do not disturb" sign. Personally, I only ever need towel and trash service for a short stay, but I was so happy that the hotel is doing well enough to continue this tradition. The gardens around the property were beautiful and well-maintained. Everywhere we looked there were employees tending the garden, cleaning the property, and making repairs (the gazebo was being repaired while we were there). We saw more employees at this small, boutique hotel than at any of the larger hotels we stayed at. It is basically a bed and breakfast, since they provide a bountiful continental breakfast in the mornings, wine in the evenings, and cookies and milk at night. The location is so close to State Street (the main street in downtown Santa Barbara) that we just walked to breakfast, lunch and dinner, unless we wanted to go somewhere a bit farther away. We would gladly stay there again!"

"The bed was the most comfortable! I'd stay there again."

"We enjoyed our stay at Hyatt Place Santa Barbara. I think the only real negative for us was a lack of signage. We accessed our floor from the parking garage elevator. When we next left our room, we spent 5 minutes trying to determine how to get to the lobby. More signage is definitely needed."

"Loud Harley motorcycles and muscle cars racing on street til 3am Saturday night They had earplugs in room to accommodate but one should know this phenomenon if going to stay here . "

"Limited breakfast selections"

"It is a well run facility. Everything was there and clean and working"

"I travel alone often and this place is very friendly and feels quite safe for a single female traveller. Clean rooms and helpful staff."

"Room and facility were average and a bit dated. Parking was difficult. Lots of vehicles and spaces were very small."

"My go to Vegas hotel"