Paco, what a dealer...a honest and wonderful dealer. Makes the game fun and keeps the vibes alive…read more Had a wonderful time.

I moved from LA to Ventura county, haven't touched cards in years, let alone play NLH, but I…read morefigured I would give a call to hear about the action at this casino. Mind you I've never been here, but I called twice to ask about the tables (buy-in, limits, # of tables - basically the action), but the man who answered literally said "hello" and immediately hung up TWICE before I could even say a word. ANY peak of interest I had to drive over to the casino, test out the rooms, or play a little, essentially became 0. I guess thanks? For saving my time and/or my money lol

I've been visiting Oxnard PACC twice a year for 20+ years minus Covid-19 time…read more Great venue, parking is suitable. Bathrooms are good , and the staff are always friendly and easy to work it.

Took my mom to the Mother's Day Mariachi Festival. The performances and music were great, and we…read morereally enjoyed the atmosphere. Unfortunately, the sound system was terrible, which made it hard to fully enjoy the event. That's the main reason for my low score.

Great stay at Santa Paula Inn! From the moment we booked, everything felt welcoming and easy. The…read morephone reservation was especially pleasant--friendly, courteous, and the owner/manager answered my questions directly (a hospitality level I haven't experienced in years). Arrival was smooth. The half-circle drive off Mill Street is easy to enter and was open when we arrived. The only tip I'd add is once you get past the front area, head toward the rear parking lot for the best flow. Walking up to the front door is charming--Swiss/German country cottage style with historic character, dark wood tones, and shingle siding (with white end units). The lobby setup is warm and inviting, with great lighting and multiple seating areas where you can relax or have a conversation. Check-in was quick and friendly. The staff explained the room ventilation controls and the split cooling system (new technology). The room stayed very quiet and comfortable--our third-floor room cooled to about 65°F each night. The stairs to the third floor were exactly as expected--no elevator--and they felt well designed with consistent tread depth and height. The hallways also have fun movie posters from the 20-60s, which adds personality. We stayed in Room 301, and it was roomy (about 300 sq ft). The room had a chaise lounge with an ottoman, plus a desk and chair. The bathroom layout is a bit old-school, with the sink just outside the bathroom area inside the bedroom, but it worked fine. There's a small step up (around 1 1/2 inches), and the tub/shower and toilet were comfortable and clean. The shower had plenty of hot water. The bed was a highlight--pillow-top comfort with very soft sheets and comforters. The king pillows were large, soft, and easy to adjust (even though I usually prefer smaller ones, these were great). Overall, the room and property felt quiet. It seemed like most guests were in by around 9:00, and we had a peaceful, restful night's sleep. Also worth noting: there are four EV chargers in the rear parking lot for electric vehicle owners. The restaurant looked amazing and smelled great, though we didn't dine this trip--we're planning to next time we fly into Santa Paula Airport. Finally, Monica, the manager, was wonderful--an absolute pleasure to talk with and genuinely kind. And a special thank-you for the complimentary morning coffee and muffins. Highly recommend for anyone who wants comfort, charm, and quiet peace.

We recently stayed at the Glen Tavern Inn and had a mixed experience…read more The highlight was the staff. At check-in, we realized our assigned room was near two very barky dogs, and the front desk was kind and accommodating in relocating us to another room. I think it was even a better room. I appreciated their willingness to help. Unfortunately, the room itself felt more worn than charming. The furniture had visible wear and staining, the ceiling showed patched areas and water stains that really needed a fresh coat of paint, and the overall impression was tired rather than historic. A few relatively simple updates would go a long way toward elevating the experience. The bathroom was tight, and it had a small step up that we kept forgetting about, despite the (small) warning sign. The provided toiletries were among the worst I've encountered at a hotel. I had forgotten my own shampoo and soap and planned to use what was provided, but it was SO bad. The tiny disc of soap did not lather. On the positive side, the property felt safe and the room was clean. The lobby had dark wood and a homey feel. But what could have felt like a charming historic inn instead came across as simply old and overdue for some attention. While I appreciated the friendly service, I wouldn't choose to stay here again until I knew they had made some upgrades. From what I hear, this is the nicest place in Santa Paula, so I guess we would stay in nearby Ojai at a similar price point.

Let's start with the positives: Spacious rooms, quiet area, nice shower, comfortable bed and good…read morefood choices around the hotel, And approx. 5 minutes from the beach. Negatives: One of the beds had a dirty duvet covering it (see photo) also used a towel and there was mascara markings all over it -definitely wasn't washed! I'm a woman and I know the difference between a mascara stain Vs.fresh mascara on an unwashed towel. On another towel there was a curly black hair. I do not have black hair. So I was honestly grossed out. Thankfully, the third towel was clean. It was almost 12:30 am when I took my shower, and I really didn't want to have to try to get new clean towels from the front desk. Also the hotel layout is a bit hard to figure out. I paid $189 + tax. I'll try another hotel next time in town.

My family and I recently stayed here for a few nights for my daughter's birthday weekend. Overall,…read morewe had a really nice stay. The room was comfortable, and we especially enjoyed the pool, jacuzzi , & breakfast--the waffles and coffee were great each morning. Other than that, the family that works at and also lives in the hotel came across as pretty unprofessional. I also had a bit of confusion about a situation where I thought the breakfast area was closed, but their teenage daughter was cooking hot meals during that time. When I asked about it, the lady was very rude in her response, which made the situation feel uncomfortable. Overall I'd give it 3 out of 5 stars, but because of the rude interaction I had, I probably wouldn't stay again since it might feel a bit awkward. Especially since the family with Indian heritage work and live there.

Did happy hour a few weeks ago and forgot to add the review. Had a random weekday off and as I was…read moredriving home, this popped up on the search. Pretty solid deal for happy hour - 3 to close Tuesday -Thursday in the dining room and 3 to close every day on the patio/beer garden. The bartenders were amazing - I think Jessica or Jasmine and Mike or Stever? Quick, efficient, friendly, on top of it. food came out right and quickly. For me, the food was mediocre. 23 bucks for a burger and fries and the shrinkflation was clear. But the drink prices more than made up for it. I'd have to try a few more things to get a better picture of the food but if the burger doesn't slap out of the gate it's not always the best sign. That aside, I'd go out of my way to go back based on the service and the staff.

So darn loud! You have to drink yourself numb to escape the atmosphere here. You can't even escape…read moreit on the patio. I had fish and chips - blah. Even the watery chowder was a disappointment. I don't anticipate going back here to try anything else. If you just want to drink and not talk to anyone, this is the place.

Valet in front of the hotel was fairly quick, with in and out privileges. Self parking is allowed…read morein the parking structure found behind the hotel for $6 less per day. Both valet and the parking structure had several EV level 2 charging stations; valet charging was free. ChargePoint paid charging available at the parking structure; not sure what the cost is. Pier view isn't great, and the sounds of music from The Aloha steakhouse, constantly made into the room on the 9th floor. I was the second room from the furthest point and still didn't have much of a view. I had a small balcony which provided fresh air and a place to dry wet bathing suits. At least 3 times a day you would hear the loud train noise even on the 9th floor; I'd suggest the sunset view vs pier view going forward. The restroom was extremely small, the water pressure was low at all times; sink and shower. The sliding barn door had frosted glass which blinded the entire room with the bathroom lights on in a dark room; poor design choice as the door was only 1-2 feet away from the bed. The pool was heated but not @80 degrees as described; complementary towels available at the front desk. Drinks are allowed on the pool deck but must be in plastic; no glass allowed. The Aloha bar had friendly bartenders with decent food and drink options; I wasn't a fan of the ahi salad, it had too much wasabi in the dressing. The hotel was located about a 5min drive from downtown Ventura and a 10min walk, this location wasn't as centrally located like the Clocktower hotel but likely less noise from foot traffic. Late check out @1 is complementary and prioritized with IHG rewards members, however I was not allowed the option. I doubt I'd return due to the above mentioned. Late check out should always be an option.

Our stay very pleasant from pulling up to valet to picking up our car from valet next afternoon…read more Every staff member I spoke to were very friendly and pleasant. We utilized valet parking with security right in front of hotel. Convenient. Worth $20 In and out privileges for 24 hours. Cart to take out bags up Utilized early check in to go to the beach. Hotel right on beach. ( bring black water shoes and black swimwear) Our feet had black tar from oil in ocean. Easy clean up with suntan oil and wipes Walked two blocks for dinner at LURE fish house The room 1100 clean and space is utilized for sleeping, dressing, resting. Some say too small don't agree. two adults fit fine. Perfect balcony with view of ocean, pool, mountains and train passing through. We could hear the ocean fine. Freeway and train no problem. Fresh coffee and ice water in lobby Heated pool Lava rock pits. Heaters. Restaurants. Bar. Room service Shampoo conditioner body soap. Facial soap. Hand soap. Body lotion hair dryer provided. walking distance to many restaurants bars shopping beach sign up to be a IHG member free at hotel earn points. Valet drove us in golf cart to old town Ventura to thrift shop. Free service. Also will pick you up Noticed no towels at pool. No problem just go to lobby and ask for them. Pool was warm and clean. Chairs were comfortable. I usually lay a towel before I sit. Elevator a little slow Don't complain. Wait is only a few minutes. If impatient take the stairs Gym excellent equipment. Clean Breakfast in hotel at Moonfish food excellent Scott our waiter very attentive pleasant Lots of surfers in ocean. Take a walk on the boardwalk Overall excellent personnel and establishment A few cosmetic issues but hey are you perfect?

Great for dogs, there's plenty of grass and walk ways. Location is perfect for beach days with the…read moredogs, very close. Friendly staff and professional. Hotel was been upgraded and clean.

Room half cleaned. Towels stacked on dresser, bathroom had used towels on floor. Bed half made…read more Lots of repairs needed. Never again.

Let's just start with the less than warm welcome. My dad made the reservation so the receptionist…read morehad to call to make sure we were allowed in the room but instead of doing it politely the employee was rude to us and was acting like we were scammers. No change in attitude when my dad confirmed the hotel was for us. She never even asked for our information and she would have seen that we have the same last name. Then when we got into our room we had the lovely experience of living in a hotel for a week without a dresser. Why is there no dresser? Instead of a dresser you get two drawers that are deep and ground level basically the same as leaving your shit in a suitcase. Like that's so cheap and trashy. This was maybe my biggest issue. It's lacking accessibility When we booked the hotel there was a picture of a pool. When we arrived we were told they don't actually have a pool and if you want to go to a pool you have to go to the hotel next door which isn't easily accessed by walking so basically forced to drive there or take a very interesting walk. Just don't lie about having a pool like you pissed me off so bad from the jump with that. Why do you have the maid service set up like that? So when we first got there the rude ass receptionist asked us what days we wanted housekeeping. I've never dealt with this in a hotel. So my mom said Tuesday and Thursday but then we didn't get it Tuesday or Wednesday so we only got it Thursday. You are a hotel on the beach. Wtf. So we were forced to live in a sand filled room for days and when we asked for housekeeping on Wednesday we were treated like we were being ridiculous. The staff of this hotel really truly put such a negative cloud over my stay. Like truly fuck you guys. This place could be a decent hotel if yall weren't so cheap. That dove lotion in the bathroom is terrible. It feels so bad. The ugly pancakes were surprisingly decent

Checked my brother and his wife in here last minute. The outside and lobby area looked nice. The…read moreelevator was a scary, rickety ride to the second floor. The room was clean but smelled stale. They had two complimentary water bottles and breakfast was included. Paid parking $12 a day, with guest pass placed on dashboard. Called the desk regarding airconditioning issue, was told she'll send the "electrician," nobody came.

DO NOT BOOK WITH THIS COMPANY -- TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE- Location in Tracy- Northern CA…read more We booked a mountain ATV ride with Enjoy the Mountain ATV in July 2026, and unfortunately, the experience was extremely disappointing. The first red flag was that the company did not provide a phone number, making it difficult to get help or clarification when we needed it. We followed their directions exactly and arrived 30 minutes early. We parked in the designated lot as instructed by the person at the gate, but our guide never came to meet us. We eventually had to drive into the park ourselves and locate the guide, who was parked on the side of the road. There was no clear signage identifying the company or where customers were supposed to check in. Once we finally found the guide, the intake process took approximately 40 minutes. After all of that, we paid approximately $700 for a ride that lasted only about 20 minutes. We were also promised pictures from the experience, but no pictures were ever provided. What made the experience even worse was the customer service afterward. Rather than taking responsibility for the poor communication, unclear instructions, lack of signage, and failure to provide what was promised, the company provided little to no accountability. For the amount of money we spent, this was absolutely not the experience we expected. Poor communication, poor organization, inadequate customer service, and failure to deliver what was promised. Based on our experience, I would not recommend this company and would strongly encourage others to consider other ATV companies before booking.

My two brothers and I spent the long Thanksgiving weekend in Solvang and decided to end our trip…read morewith an ATV tour in the Santa Barbara mountains before heading back to L.A. Best decision ever! Although getting to the meeting point was a bit scary as we drove 15 mph through winding roads next to steep cliffs, the views were nice and the ATV experience was totally worth it! We gave ourselves plenty of time to get lost and it took us about 1.5 hours to get to the checkpoint. Luckily Google Maps was on the entire time and we even had an hour to kill on top of the mountain before our 12:30pm appointment. (Also had screenshots of the directions in case we lost service). Upon arrival, we met with the two girls who were wearing face masks and face shields so we felt safe. They had all the sanitizing stuff. They checked us all in, gave us each a mesh covering for our head, pairs of gloves, goggles and helmets. They offered different insurance plans (just like a rental car company), each ranging in price. Then, they walked us over to the ATVs where Jorge was our tour guide. He asked us if we've ever rode before and taught us how to use the automatic ATVs and made us feel comfortable and safe. (Throttle was on the right handle bar and brakes on the left. Second brake was a foot pedal). We drove on wide and narrow trails, over some fun rocky areas, kicking up lots of dust, and he took photos of us the entire time. This was a great family bonding experience and we're all still talking about how fun it was and want to do it again. Know Before You Go: It gets dusty so wear clothes and closed toe shoes that you're ok getting dirty. Give yourself plenty of time to drive to the location because the last thing you want to do is rush through the scary mountain roads. 10/10 would definitely do this again!

It STINKS ! I will never go back.... Unless you go back the the original format !…read more 2024 was HORRIBLE ! !

The worst event ever ..... In a few words I'll will describe this experience! Credit card only on…read morepurchases ..... Sky rocketing prices and organization was terrible !! I will never ever go back again to this event ......