It is interesting to stay in a Hotel built in 1927. You visualize the former visitors and imagine what they wore. Of course the plumbing, elevator, and fixtures have been maintained and updated. Are there ghosts walking the halls? We heard noises at 3 AM. I searched and could not find a cause for what sounded like a steady drip to me, my husband thought it sounded like someone with a peg leg going down the hallway. Anyway, the location is great, parking is free, and the staff is friendly. read more

Stayed here for an overnight girls trip. We chose The Monte Vista because of its haunted reputation. I'm not sure if they think keeping the rooms dirty is haunting, but definitely dirt & cobwebs in our Presidential suite. Most of the lightbulbs were burnt out too. When I checked in, I noticed something strange in the ceiling fan light fixture, but didn't really pay much attention to it. The next morning I looked at it and sure enough, it was a condom! WTH?! So gross! We still had an awesome trip, but the thought of this falling on us in our sleep really freaked us out! read more

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Highly recommend the historic & "haunted" (1926) Hotel Monte Vista in Flagstaff; stayed there now 7 times; always very clean and has spacious rooms. Located on the corner of San Francisco St. & Aspen St., it is walking distance to Flagstaff's best restaurants and the dichotomy of new-age shops and outdoor sports stores nearby. We ate outstanding Thai, French, Indian, and even great Vegan dishes, just steps away from our hotel. A little farther than our normal getaway, Sedona, but still a relaxing (and cool) time in the pines. This niche of Flagstaff has the vibe of the Pacific Northwest, without the bad: It reminded us of Seattle, without everyone stuck in the 90's (and homeless on heroin). Also, reminiscent of Portland, without the smell of B.O. from uppity hippies. read more

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DO NOT STAY HERE, YOU WILL REGRET IT! They needs to decide if they want to run a hotel or a nightclub! The music from the lobby bar was so loud it assaulted the guest rooms, UNTIL 2AM. Checked out a day early to go home and get some sleep! Also the bar patrons were using all the hotel guest parking spots and we had to pay to park across the street overnight! WORST HOTEL EXPERIENCE OF MY LIFE! read more

People of color beware! On 24-May-2023 my husband and I checked into Hotel Monte Vista. We were on our honeymoon and looking forward to a unique experience in a historic (and supposedly haunted) hotel. My husband went to the car to get the luggage while I rested in the room. While he was unloading the luggage from the trunk, a man made a beeline for him, demanding to know why he was in the parking lot. The parking pass provided by the hotel was visible in the window of the car and a room key in his hand...not to mention, unloading luggage...did not seem like a mystery. My husband started filming with his phone because he felt like he was being racially targeted as a black man, and wasn't sure what was about to happen. After questioning the man about his motives, it turns out it was the hotel owner, Jimmy Craven. Jimmy said he checked everyone because he only had 24 parking spaces for 48 rooms (he did not seem interested in the other 6 people in the lot, and did not bother to check for the parking pass, which was where the hotel asked it be displayed). My husband questioned why he was the only one Jimmy was interested in, JImmy demanded he remove the car...with the parking pass clearly visible. My husband held up the room key and pointed towards the luggage. The owner then called him an idiot and a trouble maker and said he did not want him around, to which hubs said he wanted our money back. The owner indicated he had canceled our room and told him to get the hell off the property, then got in his truck and accelerated hard, backing up aggressively towards my husband who had to jump out of the way to avoid being hit (all on camera). The clerk refunded our room charges and the Flagstaff police responded quickly, took the statement about the assault and recorded the video. We went to another hotel and tried to shake off the stink of racism the best we could. I was shaken and horrified by the blatant behavior of this business owner. Who knows how many times he has gotten away with this type of profiling and abusive behavior? Well, sir, not today. You are exposed. read more

Loud disturbing music starting from the wee hours of the morning, like 3-4am that shook the room. People screaming all night. Bar guests running up and down the halls of the hotel and banging on walls. Even at one point heard people on the roof. In the morning for check out, front desk staff heard complaints but did not a thing except say "it's a college town." They need to decide whether they want to be a frat house or a respectable establishment with presentable patrons. People in the lobby at 9am, clearly still inebriated stomping cans into the floor. Disappointed is an understatement. The rooms were lack-luster too with a sink right next to the bed. read more

This was a great experience. It's a haunted hotel and historic. I wish they would've specified on their website that the restaurant was closed during the time we went, but it's okay. The employees were super nice. Another thing was the parking... I wish there was more parking! Otherwise I liked it. read more

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Insert heavy heart giving one star as I've stayed here many times for years prior to Covid and loved it. Fast forward post Covid and it's decline is sickening, alarming and honestly, unsafe by health standards. Our room had clearly not had a deep cleaning since forever, broken pull down window blinds to the point of slats falling apart like barely strung together, rotting toothpicks. The dirt and grime on the sliding window tops was disgusting.....only to be exceeded by the filthy carpet. The chairs are falling apart, Lord knows when the linens were last washed. Free coffee used to be offered in their now-bar-only nice room where you could enjoy it indoors. Good luck finding it now (on the ledge at the front desk). I'm writing this review on 2 hours sleep due to the cocktail lounge that spills out on to the sidewalk below the guest rooms. Thursday night and the noise was mind-blowing, obnoxious, frightening and inescapable. The hotel now allegedly allows this hideous chaos. Could it get worse???? Of course it could! Right next door to our room (occupied by two adult men from what we gathered) was an argument and then a fight that lasted from 12:30 a.m. for at least an hour. We fully expected to hear gunshots. The hotel has no security, obviously no one at the front desk ensuring their guests sleep safely for starters! We will never return. The hotel, once a wonderful place, is falling into disrepair. (Check out the threadbare stairs, grossness abounds!) The one star is for Sweet Gracie at the front desk and the super nice guy who replaced her shift afterwards on 5/18 who was extremely helpful re restaurant recommendations. This morning's "greeter" never looked up from his phone as we searched for where they hid the "free coffee". read more

I have been booking and staying at hotels for decades. This is the first time a hotel charged my card to hold the reservation more than a month away and when I called less than 24 hours later they were unable to void the transaction best they could do was cancel my reservation and refund. I saw there cancellation policy of 3 days but nowhere did I see that they charge your card right away. I would have given only one star but the person at the front desk was very professional and kind. And I did book directly on their website NOT a 3rd party booking site. read more

I think the bed was as old as the building. Very hard, uncomfortable and squeaky. Would rather have slept on an air mattress. I wish we would have known it was BYOBT (bring your own bed topper). The hotel overall is very unique and has a lot of history. There are two bars in the hotel. One is a "speak easy" in the basement and the other is in the main area. The main bar has a lot of creative signature cocktails that were very delicious. I think this is the coolest hotel in the area and is walking distance to all the popular bars and restaurants. read more

I like to have friends from out of town stay at The Monte V as we call it. The rooms are funky historic and the amenities are classic historic hotel. The Monte Vista lounge hosts all sorts of music events, or in all honesty is the last of the dive bar era. The Rendevous with views of downtown Flagstaff is awesome for coffe or martinis, any time of the day. With their acquisition of the Lotus Lounge Restaurant next door this corner of downtown Flagstaff is the place to be. A special note; June is probably one of the busiest seasons for hotel occupancy in Flagstaff. The Hotel Monte Vista has decided that community is more important than full rooms and donated a few rooms to Flagstaff Pride in the Pines, June 22, 2019. They are also donating space for all sorts of fun PRIDE events that weekend, when other hotels said "no". The Hotel MonteVista and all it's bars, clubs, lounges, and restaurant are all class when it comes to being a part of Flagstaff; not to mention a very cool place to spend the night in Flagstaff. read more

Hotel Monte Vista - Rendezvous lounge, coffee and martinis - Hotels Near Me - Flagstaff, Arizona

While visiting grandchild at NAU we spent a night at the historic Monte Vista hotel and woke to the city's 4th of July parade in the morning. Could definitely feel and smell the historic bones of the hotel. Nonetheless, it was a beautiful memory. read more

First off, you have to realize that this hotel is 95 years old...it is not the Hilton, it is not modern, and it does not have modern luxuries, so don't look at this place through a modern, bougie lens...you have to accept it for what it is...an old, nostalgic hotel with old, nostalgic issues. Pros: -The location is 100% prime, you are in the heart of Flagstaff, walking distance from everything you'd want to visit. - It is interesting and historical, it has character that a modern corporate chain will not. - It has cool stories and "haunted" legends, if those interest you. Cons: - PARKING! There is virtually NONE, the lot for the hotel fits barely 20 cars and if you find a spot, consider yourself lucky. Parking is a nightmare and often you'll have to find a street spot or pay $$$ for city parking. - The front desk check-in process is slow, awkward, and takes forever. It is not a convenient or quick check in, it takes a while. - The rooms are pretty ugly, old, and cramped. The TV's are tiny old flatscreens that don't even work. The AC units in the windows barely work, and the windows aren't insulated or even weatherproofed, you can feel outside air drafting in all day and night. This place is old, so you'll have oddities like a sink and mirror right next to the bed, like some 1920's hooker bath situation. - The radiator didn't work in the room, so no heat. - There are no ice machines, so if you want ice you have to walk downstairs and ask the front desk clerk for ice, if the clerk is even there. - The interior design is pretty hideous, I know it's old school and historical, but there's a way to make old-school look elegant, and not gross and gaudy. These rooms look gross and gaudy aesthetically, really unpleasant visually. I wouldn't necessarily stay here again because it frankly felt like an old dorm-room with no amenities and terrible parking, but I will say it is a cool experience to try out once! It's a historical site, a haunted legend, and a great location, so if you're visiting Flag and want to do something different, then you should try it out. Just remember, it's not the Hilton, it's not luxurious, it's not classy, and you're going there for the novelty, not the relaxation and ease of a nice, modern hotel. P.S. I didn't see any ghosts, but if you do, cool for you! read more

Hotel is old! Not charming!! Curtains frayed, carpets worn/dirty, Our room A/C looked like it was bought at Walmart and the install was done by a child... that was bad enough, but I could overlook a lot as I knew it was old. Final straw was the parking issue, you have to register your car and get a permit for the side lot that is marked for guests only. However they do not enforce it at all, if you can't get a place to park, their response is to pay to park in the street... Yet less than half the cars in their so call lot had parking passes displayed... unless you want to park blocks away on the weekends, stay away! NAU isn't even in session yet, can't imagine staying here during a college weekend! The bar is like a dive bar from 30 years ago, the Rendevous lounge is overpriced bad drinks. The only really nice place was the Japanese restaurant, but doesn't make up for the rest of this place! I could go on, but why! Just take my word, if you want an enjoyable stay in Flagstaff, this is not the place! read more

Very frustrated. We stayed on a business trip here, and there were a lot of frustrations during the trip itself including reservations mix up, a very rude desk person (another was nice), key cards repeatedly not working, etc, but I am a seasoned traveler and that's not something I'd get upset to give less than a 4 rating. I give the lowest score because I believe they flat-out lied and stole from me. I left my cosmetics bag with a $300 dental retainer (as well as some premium cosmetic products) and called immediately. At first, they said they didn't have it, took my number. I called again a day later to check they said they found it and would call me back when the manager was there to ship it. A few days later, I called back because they didn't and the man asked for my address. Two weeks later when it did not arrive, I called again to ask to pay for the shipping and get the receipt. Without even asking "if" it was shipped, I was snappily assured it was mailed by a very angry-sounding lady who told me she would call if it was returned (she sounded very much like she was lying about everything). I called again a few weeks later when it predictably did not come and was told that they sent it but don't know which service it was sent through (I wanted to call UPS or Fedex or whichever was used and check as I know it wasn't USPS because I'm subscribed for advanced delivery info and it was too big to use stamps). I was told again that they would call me back. They never called back. I called a few days later and got another runaround and no information. Anyway, after trying to get it back (they also often do not answer the phone until the third try) for almost 2 months, I'm pretty sure someone took my bag and lied about mailing it. I would never stay here again. read more

This was the noisiest hotel room that I have ever stayed in. The bar was right below our room and they had a live band until midnight.

Amazing all around! We arrived to town at 4:44 AM via Amtrak. The front desk worker was cheerful and friendly, which is pretty impressive at that hour. We got checked in quickly to our delightfully historic room, and on the way to check out, the house keepers were genuinely kind and conversational. Since we didn't have a car, the front desk let us stash our bags in the back room for a few hours while we walked around downtown and shopped. No issues whatsoever. No ghosts either...this time read more

Loved our stay at the Monte Vista! Our room was not noisy like others complained, however they do have a disclaimer on their website about the surrounding bars and noise. So we knew that and expected that going into it. The room was clean and comfortable. We happened to get room 220, which was listed a haunted room with the story of the meat man. We didn't have any ghost experiences during our stay. I'm not sure about the other rooms, but ours had a rain shower head which I've never seen in a hotel before. I thought it was cool, but I read another review about someone saying they had trouble keeping their hair dry with that style of shower. So if that's something you need, bring a shower cap just in case. Their bar downstairs Rendezvous is so good! We tried 4 different speciality cocktails and 2 different coffees the next morning, all were amazing. We'd definitely come back and stay here. Love the historic feel of the place. The location is right in the middle of everything, it's perfect. read more

Absolutely loved my stay at the Hotel Monte Vista! The room was great, and the service was fantastic. The staff was very accommodating, especially the receptionist, Amber! She made check in quick and painless and recommended a great pizza place that definitely lived up to the hype will definitely be staying here again read more

Looks cool from the outside but we had a terrible experience staying here. The bar on the first floor was loud and the crowd started to spill out into the street, talking loudly and keeping us up until about 2am, then the sun came up at about 5 am and the curtains were no match for the light so we all got about 3 hours sleep on crappy mattresses. We had plans the next day but everyone was exhausted which put a damper on the rest of the trip. Also, the parking lot is tiny, they don't have enough space for all guests so it's first come , first serve and everyone else has to park in the steet. So yeah, this place sucks. read more

If there was snow outside, I would have thought I was staying at that hotel in "The Shining." I kept waiting for Jack Nicholson to open a door and say, "Heeere's Johnny!" That would have approved my trip here actually. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/3U5gsplxaJ5OlfF7h_IzBA?select=91-GBVCELD3TQEk_SXthRQ Want a warning? The first Friday of every month in Flagstaff is "First Friday Artwalk." They obviously use that term "Artwalk" loosely. The small Flagstaff downtown area was PACKED with people and partiers, who stayed awake screaming in the streets until 3:00 a.m. Under our hotel window. :( This is not the hotel to go to if you're looking for a comfortable bed, quiet and comfortable environment, and convenient parking. The hotel was renovating its elevator while we were there so we carried all our luggage up four flights of stairs - not a good way to start our stay. They also state that they have parking, but in reality there's about 10 compact car spots behind the building that also have meters so they're usually filled already. The bed was hard, the TV old and the whole room gave me the feeling like I was staying at my Grandma's house. In 1965. We booked the Humphrey Bogart Suite - and again, the term "suite" is used loosely. It is in the Southeastern corner of the hotel, above the Lounge. aka, Noisy! The suite was painted black with gold trim and gold accents throughout. Kind of a strange, cheap Vegas look. The plus with this suite was that it had a private bathroom attached. The minus was there was a locked door on the other side of our bathroom which opened up into the next room - so we heard EVERYTHING going on in the next room, from the Frat boys hauling in their ice chests, to a Frat bro getting lucky at 2:30 a.m. (It was her birthday by the way, she kept screaming this over and over through the door... ugh) 1 Star for actually using hotel room KEYS. When was the last time you got a key for your hotel room that wasn't flat and plastic? 1 Star for the spooky factor, history and architecture. Although this hotel would really shine with some TLC. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/3U5gsplxaJ5OlfF7h_IzBA?select=VxSdwMOZ8kDNklgFCdgWLw The staff was nice but dammit if they didn't think to have a bellboy since their elevator was out of order. No continental breakfast. No room service. I'd only stay here again if it was just my hubby and myself and we were planning on partying. Or ghost hunting... read more

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Had a good time. The hotel is almost 100 years so don't expect lush modern accommodations. Our bathroom was really small but we were just grateful to have our own bathroom, not all rooms have one. We stayed in the Clark Gable suit. I highly recommend that room. It's right on the corner and the view is awesome. The big knock on this place is the party atmosphere. We didn't have any problem with noise from the hall but there was a lot of late night noise from the street. We stayed out late so it wasn't a big deal for us, but I wouldn't recommend this place if you go to sleep early or have kids. I would recommend the Monte Vista if you are into old buildings. It's just a super place to stay. read more

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This hotel is super quirky and I love it. It's a walking distance to all the nightlife in Flag. I like how all of the rooms have names and the antique furnishings in the rooms. It feels like it's straight out of a horror movie because it's so old and creepy, I dig it. It has two bars, both have a very different yet inviting vibe. The front desk and housekeeping are very laid back, no uniforms. I think to enjoy this place you have to set your expectations low because it is so antiquated and has had very few upgrades. Also, they have rooms with a bathroom inside and rooms that you have to share a bathroom with the other guests. I wouldn't book a room without a bathroom inside but that's clarified when booking. read more

When visiting Flagstaff I prefer to stay right in the downtown area where nightlife can be found. Hotel Monte Vista and The Weatherford are the two old hotels in that historical area and after staying at both, I'm going with Monte Vista as my favorite of the two. Both places have their own perks, but overall prefer Monte Vista. The price is better for many rooms, usually more availability, kinda cooler atmosphere and the basement bar is a good hangout spot. The rooms at The Monte V, from the ones I've stayed in, are a bit bigger than Weatherford. Also, I like waking up and going downstairs for Rendezvous for my morning coffee. It's a good spot in the evening too for a drink. Weatherford, like I said, is worth checking out. Read my review for that place to see what I'm talking about. read more

Hotel Monte Vista - Room 207 from Late For the Train Coffee - Hotels Near Me - Flagstaff, Arizona

On a scale of 1 to 10 , I will give this place a 10 ! I mean a -10 ( minus ten). This place is terrible. Depressing. Room is 10/5 and the sink is in he room. No shelf. Window is cracked. Can't even describe the A/C Bathroom is3/3 and if ur claustrophobic.... well ur screwed. We booked it for two days, but we decided to leave after first one. ( we would leave right away but we had couple of drinks before checking inn) No refunds! Hotel policy.I think this place thrives on first time customers, cose I don't believe someone in their right mind will return there. read more

We booked this place from hotel.com. The hotel claims that this is a 3-star hotel. I would give it a 0 star if I can. We have no bathroom at all in our room. The receptionist said we have our own "private" bathroom around the corner. The bathroom was one of the smallest bathrooms I've been to. Plus, it was super dirty when I checked in. I told the receptionist, and he said someone would clean it. Went to recheck it after an hour, and it looks like they just threw away the dirty trash. The toilet bowl is still EXTREMELY dirty!!! Think of the national park restroom during summertime -- that's all I have to say without going into detail...Not planning to use the toilet but might have to use the shower since it's been a long day. The carpet in the room looks like it hasn't been cleaned in 20 years. To complete the "full" hotel experience, there's literally a bar blasting music right below us. The bar closes at 2 am, so go figure. It is going to be zero sleep for us. Seriously, please think twice before booking. read more

After our visit to the Grand Canyon, we drove headed Flagstaff for the night. We stayed at the historic (and reputedly haunted) Hotel Monte Vista. While the hotel itself is a bit past its prime (it used to host very famous guests), we found our suite to be clean and suitable for the night! We had the 2nd floor Presidential Suite, with two queen-bed rooms and a shared ensuite bathroom for four people. The price was reasonable, and we liked the free parking. The room was blood-red with a sort of Chinese dragon theme. My sister has stayed at the hotel before, and she said the room we had was the best she'd stayed in there and the cleanest. So perhaps it's a good room to book! The hotel also has a couple of pretty decent bars, and it was walking distance to the main downtown drag. read more

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So not only do they have great drinks in a cool atmosphere, but they are so honest! I had a drink w my daughter there yesterday and forgot my purse (I paid w my credit card which was in the back of my phone) on the back of my chair( I rarely take my purse) and went back today ; guess what, purse was put into an office! Nothing missing and it had an Apple Watch in it and some cash! Great people, that's what I'm saying!! Thank you read more

Stayed in 220 with the meat man lol. Very nice room with giant jacuzzi tub. Welcoming staff, good little bar downstairs. Very good experience. read more

My husband and I were looking forward to staying at this charming historical landmark, however our reservation was made incorrectly and for a date that was clearly in the past. By the time we arrived, the hotel was already fully booked for the weekend. On three separate occasions, the hotel failed to process our refund, so now, a week later, I am still missing the money I "spent" on a hotel room that I never stepped foot in. This hotel singlehandedly ruined our trip to Flagstaff and we had to scramble to find last minute accommodations. I would advise you to avoid this hotel at all costs. read more

A great unique place to stay in Flagstaff! I always like staying in unique, historic hotels that capture the feel of the city, and the Hotel Monte Vista meets those needs! I was in one of the older single rooms, which was fine. It was clean and comfortable. I was there in May, didn't need any air conditioning. Bathroom was clean and nice. TV was small, but I wasn't there to watch TV. The bar downstairs was a blast, they had Karaoke that night. I NEVER do Karaoke, but I did it there! What a great time! read more

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Cozy little hotel with amazing history. Rooms weren't super up to date, but they were great for our casual stay. The beds were comfortable and the staff we interacted with were all friendly. Downtown location is perfect. Stayed in the "Presidential Suite" - two queen suite - rooms 218/219. Two separate queen rooms with a shared bathroom. Great for multiple couples that are close enough to share a bathroom. No hauntings. read more

This place is old and has not been renovated in a very long time. Our room was small - very small. Yes, it had a private bathroom, but the set up was awful. Window unit A/C, old tv, and bad paint. Perhaps the trinity of low rent hotels. If you just have to stay in historic Flagstaff this might work, but if you have any other options, I would use them. read more

Nicely kept & very good hotel staff. No A/C but individual cooler in our room. We stayed in 406 - the Clark Gable Room. Obviously loud due to location - basic city, late night, train & ER services noise but not ridiculous. Only thing that would be nice is a repaint if "The Shinning" like hallways. And better linens, mattresses, pillows and toiletries would kick this up to 4 stars. read more

Hotel Monte Vista - "The Shinning" hallway - Hotels Near Me - Flagstaff, Arizona

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Worst hotel ever! No parking, brown carpet but all the pictures have wood floors. Smelled gross in the room and I would not have my enemies sleep on those sheets! The bedding was from the 80s and the bathroom was a joke. Don't waste your money. read more

This is a very cool no frills hotel. I love the kitschy decor and that it is reportedly haunted. Our room was spacious with two double beds and the beds were comfortable. We were in the Carol Lombard room and the only picture on the walls was one relatively small picture of her. I thought it was interesting that the sink was mounted on the wall in the bedroom and there was no counter to set your toiletries on. The bathroom is very small with a built in shower only. But, these things just added to the character of the hotel. There is a coffee shop/martini bar in the hotel which was nice to grab a cup of coffee and bagel in the a.m. and then grab a nightcap before bed. Location is great - right in the center of town so once you park, everything in the town is accessible by foot. Speaking of parking, that can be a challenge if they are sold out which they were the weekend we were there. Luckily, we were able to find street parking and all was good but we did have to drive around several blocks before locating a space. I'm used to staying in notable hotel chains so really enjoyed the character of Hotel Monte Vista and would stay there again. read more

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I wanted to love this place so much. I love historical hotels but man...the rooms are pretty rough. Might have been that we got a bad room, but dingy carpet, bedspread prob 30 years old, banged up/old furniture, chipped paint everywhere, original shower never been updated ect. I guess you get what you pay for..room was pretty cheap, but we almost checked out to go to another hotel it was so uncomfortable. Front desk people were not the friendliest. Also, their website is confusing. Their old cocktail lounge is closed due to Covid. Rendezvous the lounge is also closed. Lotus Lounge the restaurant is open. If your expecting a morning latte...not going to happen. No coffee makers in the rooms either, but basic coffee in lobby til around noon or so. Beautiful place...very historical....but the rooms...not so much. :( read more

I have stayed at the Hotel monte vista in the past and enjoyed it so when I returned with a friend I couldn't believe the horrible customer service. It was a younger man with blonde hair who treated us with complete disrespect. He was snarky, rude, and blatantly did not care to be there. If you are reading this, please do yourself a favor and find another industry to work in. read more

We just got back from our stay at the monte vista for a night in 412. Sure the place is old, but it's also oozing with charm. Granted I've looked at some room pictures on here and think you have to opt for a pricier king bed room or you might get stuck with something a little less pleasing. We loved our room but it was odd (shower in the middle of the room, separate from toilet). Noise was minimal and we had a great time walking around the hotel looking for ghosts in the hallway. Overall, monte v is a historic, funky, and awesomely located hotel, and we were pleased with our stay. CONS: Funky shower setup with terrible water pressure. Shampoo, conditioner, soap and towels sucked. Cocktail lounge was just dark and depressing. Small parking lot. Came to rendezvous a few times looking for the "sirens after dark" but they were never there? read more

Great lounge. But not a good place to stay...front desk are so so friendly and the party outside our window lasted until 3am. Worth paying an extra $40 to get a good night sleep somewhere else...second time we have stayed with wishful thinking but not again... #exhausted read more