Andril's was a yearly visit for the family for a long while. With life and the loss of some key…read morefamily members, visits became farther apart, and this past November, when we lost our mother, her final wish was that we revisit the old cabin, bring family and friends together, and celebrate being together. Both my sister and I stayed at Rancho Reposo in the late 70's as kids, and some of the other cabins in the 80s as teenagers. All that remains are faded photos and a ton of memories, so this past weekend was full of nostalgia. We introduced people to someplace new and flooded a few memory banks with new adventures and walks on the beach. The rental process was super easy, the accommodations were all that we remembered, and our pup loved it too! The house was pretty well stocked with supplies, so a quick trip to the local grocery store got us everything else we desired. This was truly a flawless weekend away and was exactly what our mom would have appreciated. I think we're all committed to returning every year, as we did as kids.

We stayed 5 nights and were very pleased. The staff are personable and helpful, our 2 BR 1 Bath was…read morewell appointed, very clean, spacious and well stocked with necessities in the kitchen. Nice private patio. Parking is easy. The outside common areas are also very nice and facilitated our group picnic dinner. A short walk to beautiful Asilomar Beach. We will be back.

So glad we treated ourselves to the 1200 sq foot cottage! Guest service was flawless, we felt…read morewelcomed and relaxed. The photos don't do the views justice, every room had stunning views, and it was insanely peaceful at night. Thank you so much for a perfect end to our vacation

We are finishing our Cabrillo highway adventure with a stop in Monterey. I made reservations to…read morestay at the Seven Gables, it's been years that I've passed by thinking "that looks like a cool place to stay". So with Valentines in mind...check in at 4 but they sent a text saying our room was ready at 11 or so and asked what time might we expect you? My timing was four and that's about when we arrived. It's a bit complicated but the signage was clear and there were a couple of parking spaces right by the check in office. Wow what a place Old Victorian and absolutely beautiful inside. Check in was easy and fun, we could keep our car where it was parked. There were small socializing events, a champagne pour at 5, cookies at 7...Our room was just off the parking area with no stairs to climb. We were also close to the breakfast spot. (starts at 8-10) Our room was well a large bedroom, tall queen size bed, a very large bathroom, with a Great shower (water pressure) and rainfall shower head. Three large windows gave us a good view of the bay, the window shades were thick enough to block out most of the light. The mattress was super comfortable, we slept well. We took an Uber to the old pier and had dinner, it was very quiet in town, perfect. Free breakfast always has me wondering but today this was a very nice breakfast, egg soufflé, hash browns, lots of real fresh fruit, croissants, various breads, oatmeal, various topping and cereal. Hit flavorful coffee, juices, yogurts...good stuff. The stay was pricy for the off season but sometimes ya gotta spend a few bucks too enjoy the finer things in life. Today we're headed up highway One to Capitola and over to San Jose to Santana Row for dinner with the kids, stay tuned. Foodguy-Martin

We were thrilled with our accommodations. We had a cottage and it was sparkling clean. The…read morekitchenet had a table for four, a microwave, small refrigerator and electric tea pot (nice touch!) We enjoyed the fireplace as evenings in PG can be quite chilly. We enjoyed being able to walk everywhere and we loved the historical aspect of the Inn. There is a small parking lot on the property, but we chose to park on the street (it's free) because there was a space right in front of our cottage door. The staff is very friendly. The star was lost because of the poor breakfast. Cold bagels, no butter, tiny, tasteless cold pastries. Sad because the little breakfast room with its cozy seating is very inviting.

I really wanted to love this hotel but the day we checked in the lady at the front desk was…read moreincredibly rude. It felt like we were inconveniencing her by having the audacity to check into our room. The room was small but that's fine, it's to be expected. Note that the walls are THIN AS CAN BE. I could hear the room next to us flush their toilet. I wish I was joking. The worst part was the shower head. The first day it was spraying a bit to the sides and got the bathroom floor a little wet. The second day all hell broke loose and the entire bathroom was soaked after a 5 minute shower. I had to wipe down the counter, the toilet, and the sink from all the shower water. I've never experienced anything like it. The "continental breakfast" is pathetic. Cold and tiny pastries and blueberry bagels. So expect to eat elsewhere for breakfast. I recommend Winston's around the corner (it's outstanding). The lady at the front desk the day we checked out and that I reported the shower leak to was very hospitable. To be honest, she was the only positive part of this entire experience. I'm just so disappointed in this place. I was really looking forward to our stay but it fell short in every way plus some. For around $200 a night during off season on a week day GO ELSEWHERE TRUST ME.

Overall we had a solid stay, and the room was clean, and felt safe. But there are definitely areas…read morefor improvement. When I went to check-in, no one was at the counter. I waited and waited, and after several minutes of waiting I dinged the bell. Nothing. I finally called the hotel and let it ring for a while, no one answered or came to the lobby where the phone was ringing to answer. I waited longer and tapped the bell again, so I stood there and continued waiting. A young woman finally came to the desk, she was nice enough throughout our interaction, but didn't apologize for leaving me waiting or even ask how long I'd been standing there. This next part is important to keep in mind if you have mobility issues, I asked for a room without stairs, and she said there weren't any. When I booked, the listing said accessible, it wasn't. She said this hotel were converted condos and they all have stairs. We had to go up to two sets of stairs, between my arthritis and the weight of my bags, getting luggage up to the room was a challenge. During check-in, the front desk clerk also instructed me to park right next to the lobby in the handicap spot. She said "it's okay for you to park there, we just have the handicap sign up because we have to, but nobody ever comes to check it." I informed her that's where I was already parked because I have a handicap placard. But her instructing me to park in the only visible accessible spot not knowing I even had a placard really upset me, those spots need to be reserved for those that require them. We were in room 115, which is right above the lobby where breakfast takes place. You can hear the automatic door opening and closing every single time someone entered or exited the lobby making it impossible to sleep in. The room was super clean, I liked that we had two separate bedrooms, and the wet bar with a microwave and fridge were good too. The room also has no AC, just a heater. We had to open the windows to air the room out and there were no locks at the tops of the windows or sliding door to keep it securely cracked while sleeping, so the room was very stuffy. The bed is also super firm and the pillows are a weird small square shape. We did check-out the breakfast and the area was super clean, but their selection wasn't great. Overall our stay was good, but I probably wouldn't pick this property again when there are better options at a similar price point nearby.

This hotel is so desperately in need of a make over/upgrade!!!…read moreWe paid top dollar for the king suite with kitchen, fireplace, deck, etc. -what a mess ! The screen door came off in my hands and I couldn't get it back on the track! The carpet is old and so worn and smells! The deck had a huge paint splash and no usable inviting furniture or aspects to it. The breakfast is all carbs and sweets/sugar. For over $300 per night, this is criminal . I've stayed in Best westerns within the past two months which are clean, modern, and have excellent breakfast options like scrambled eggs, sausage, etc. I'll never stay here again!

My husband, 1 year old son, and I recently stayed at Gosby House Inn for a few nights while we…read moreexplored PG, Monterey, and Carmel. It was the perfect stay for us. The proximity to lovers point beach, access to parking, proximity to other businesses within walking distance, and all the amenities make this spot one of our favorites. The breakfast every morning was delicious, wine and cheese on the afternoon and then cookies later in the day were a really great touch. The staff was so friendly and accommodating and even had a pack n play that we were able to use for our son to sleep in. My one recommendation would be to purchase a couple of high chairs as that would have been a great feature for us to use during breakfast.

Fantastic! We stayed here for 4 nights on this first visit to Pacific Grove and it was a terrific…read morestay. Our room, and the entire property is historic but well maintained. They've done a great job of keeping the character of the house but also modernizing it. All of the staff were friendly and helpful. Leese was at the front desk for most our stay and she was very kind and helpful. Housekeeping and the cooking staff do a great job as well. We had breakfast every morning and it was hot, fresh and provided variety each day. We stayed in Room 21, La Porte. It included a private side entrance outside the main house which was great. I think our room location was a little noisier than other rooms due to the entrance area outside the room being used by staff and some other guests. This wasn't a bad thing for us but something to note for those looking for quiet. We'll definitely come back to Pacific Grove and the Gosby will definitely be a consideration for lodging.

We had a great stay! From our arrival, Rishi welcomed us and…read moremade sure our expectations were made. We were offered an upgrade from our originally booked room for a very small extra cost, we went for it. Our room was clean and everything functioned well. Upon knowing we were visiting for a birthday weekend, management had an awesome treat plate and a bottle of wine compliments of the house. Two things you must know... our room didn't not had an air conditioner which wasn't a problem for us due to the mild climate of the area. There was a box fan in the closest for our use. Also the parking can be tricky for large vehicles. This wasn't a problem for us but we saw a few people needing spotters to exit their parking spaces. Would we be back, absolutely!

Great location, cute room and friendly staff!!…read more A trip to the Monterey area would be highlighted by staying here.

TIKI DAVE and MRS. TIKI DAVE just came home from my 35th High School Reunion weekend and I am so…read moreglad I found the amazing Old St. Angela Inn! We stayed 4 nights for about $1,000 total including daily breakfast and yummy late night banana chocolate chip muffins. For this area and an Ocean View room (The lovely Bay View), that price point is incredible. In full transparency, the ocean view from the Bay View room is over the rooves of the neighbors across the street but it was still lovely. And the decor of the room, Inn and lovely garden, service and daily breakfasts were all amazing. And speaking of the breakfasts, they were plentiful and absolutely delicious. We had a wonderful omelette one morning, stuffed with fresh ingredients and a side of asparagus and fruite, delicious French Toast another and a stuffed crepe the other. (The other morning we headed to our absolute favorite place on the planet for an early lunch....feel free to reach out to find out where!) I also had a fantastic 4 mile run from the Inn as it is so close to the water and they have a wonderful walking/running trail right there. The location is pure magic and SO much more affordable than other places. TIKI DAVE highly highly recommends The Old St. Angela Inn for a lovely and reasonable stay ONE BLOCK from the ocean. If you would like other tips and tricks from a Local Insider, please follow and message me!

Room was clean, cute and comfortable. Owners very attentive. Great location, great price in the off…read moreseason. Breakfast was a bit disappointing as they cook the French toast to order but it's very basic thin sliced white bread - reminiscent of my childhood. Also seems to be the only option they ever have. Fruit would be better cut up and mixed rather than slightly dried out in slices. A nice selection of carbs and hard boiled eggs though.

Our stay at the Jabberwock Inn was a dream! The staff took great care of us. Special shout-out to…read moreDorothy, who made sure everything was just so, and even helped get breakfast up to my wife when she came down with a bug. The hotel is SO cute. Breakfast, both savory and sweet, was delicious. The location was stunning. We spent a day going to the Aquarium and hiking in Point Lobos and both were top-notch. We had a wonderful weekend and that was largely because of the Jabberwock - a gem in Monterey. Would 10/10 come back.

We were going for two days and stay another day because we love the place. So beautiful and…read morepeaceful. No TV.., just spectacular views. Service was GREAT! We highly recommend Blanca and Larry.

We really enjoyed our stay and would definitely come back!…read moreThe staff was incredibly friendly and accommodating. When we decided to extend our stay by an extra night, our harbor-view room wasn't available for the additional night, but they went out of their way to make it work so we didn't have to switch rooms. We really appreciated that! Parking was also very reasonably priced at $25, especially compared to other hotels in the area. The room itself was spacious, the bed was very comfortable (firm, just how we like it), and the harbor view was absolutely perfect. We were a little concerned after reading reviews about the sea lions being noisy, but we actually loved hearing them from the balcony! Once the balcony door was closed, we couldn't hear them at all, and they never disturbed our sleep. One of our favorite perks was the complimentary binoculars available to guests--they were a fun touch for watching the harbor. And don't miss the sunrise from the fourth-floor rooftop terrace--it's absolutely beautiful! There were just a few minor things that could be improved. The hotel only has one elevator, and it can be quite slow during busy times. We also wish the freshly baked cookies were available throughout the day. They were put out around 3:00 p.m., but they disappeared almost immediately because they were so popular. When we arrived, our room temperature was around 78°F. We called the front desk to ask about the A/C and were told someone would come up. Security arrived and explained that the hotel doesn't have air conditioning, so the options are to use the fan or open the balcony door. It would have been helpful if the front desk had shared that information when we called. We left the screened balcony door open while we were out the next day, and the room cooled down nicely. The only other thing we wished the room had was a microwave. Overall, these were very minor issues compared to everything we loved about our stay. The location, views, comfortable rooms, and outstanding customer service made for a wonderful experience.

My wife and I stayed for 3 nights. We had an excellent time at the Inn for your wedding…read moreanniversary. Thanks to Michelle. Congratulations for her well deserved promotion! Thanks to all the fantastic day & night staff they're the best, that is why we keep coming back. P.S. Love the new balconies.

They get 4 stars not because they are a 4 star resort but because they met all expectations for…read morethat price point. You couldn't ask for a better location. The office staff was great to deal with. And though this place is older and by no means posh, you get what you pay for and this is not a bad deal. I suppose we could wish for firmer mattresses, but outside of that would likely consider staying again. It is rather run down but was clean.

I love this little hotel and especially being able to stay in one of the front rooms that's…read moredirectly across from the water. It's not fancy in anyway, but to me it's more about being so close to the water waking up in the morning going for a walk. I love it.