Wonderful little place, very zen. Owners and staff are very kind. You come here for the hippy vibes…read moreand if you're the type of person that gets excited about tasting local honey and painting rocks. The complaints about the train nearby are valid, as it comes very often and is very loud. Fair warning. It didn't bother my wife and I given the sound machine they provide.

Shortly after arriving we had to check out. It was filthy, smelled like mold and was very…read morecluttered. It felt like crashing at a college friends dorm, not a luxury inn. We had booked several nights and were not given any refund at all.

Beautiful home with the most impressive service! Liz, the innkeeper and owner, along with her…read morefriend and helper, Carol, think of everything to make your stay comfortable and delightful. The breakfasts were amazing, even with fresh squeezed orange juice. The stay could not be more enjoyable! It is obvious why there are so many repeat visitors. We hope to be one of those!

The hosts were charming and friendly and they treated us like the favorites of the family…read more Extremely comfortable beds (we had two rooms) and the breakfast was something else! Crepes, the freshest fruit, really good coffee, all the best.

My husband and I stayed at the Black Orchid B&B for one night in January. We stayed in the Garden…read moreRoom, which was beautifully appointed. We loved the easy-to-use fireplace, the giant jacuzzi tub, the large shower, the two sets of french doors for a cross-breeze, the comfy king-sized bed and the ornate decor of the room. Although it looks like an old Victorian home, Linda and Earl designed it to be a B&B, so it has all the conveniences of a modern dwelling. For example, the bathroom is spacious with a separate toilet area, and the gas fireplace is operated with a switch and a timer. We loved sitting in front of that fireplace on a chilly January evening. Linda and Earl were gracious hosts. It's clear this inn is a labor of love for them. They talked with us over breakfast but also gave us our space. I was delighted at the care they took to meet my dietary restrictions. The three-course meal was delicious, and Linda had even bought me a special sugar-free, flour-free treat at Whole Foods. What a nice touch to make me feel like a valued guest! There are only two guest rooms, so you can be assured of a peaceful stay and personal attention. The neighborhood is quiet too. It's just a short drive to Pacific Coast Highway or the beach. That stretch of PCH is great for walking, shopping and dining. The reservation process was unusual. I had to send a check ahead of time, made out to Linda personally, to guarantee my reservation, with the balance due in cash upon arrival. When Linda received my check, she sent a confirmation email. They don't take credit cards. I didn't mind this because I had read an online review detailing the process ahead of time, so I knew what to expect. We look forward to returning!

My husband and I celebrated our anniversary on November 17-18, 2012…read more Beautifully furnished rooms, clean with a peek of the ocean! Breakfasts were delicious, 3 course meals! Hosts made us feel right at home. Quiet - No TV, music, kids or pets. Strictly adults-bed and breakfast.

I am in the process of trying to my $2000 deposit back from John at SoCal who has never been able…read moreto work with me on working out a cottage to fit my budget. Over the past 4 weeks, I have called several times and sent mailings but no response. I fear I will have to take them to small claims court to get my deposit back. If they refund my deposit, I will come back to improve this review. Otherwise, don't give them any money up front if you do business with them.

Yes, add us to the list of people who lost money to these people. We sent a deposit for city ready…read moreplans and received nothing in return. And no response to repeated requests for a refund. I'm going to file a small claims lawsuit at this point. SMH. I should know better. Sara

Sad to see the bad reviews on this hotel. I have never had an issue here and its a great value…read morestay. I have stayed here time and time again for years now. Most recently I stayed a week ago and my experience has always been great. This hotel has always been no frills, low cost hotel for people like myself that travel places to go out and explore. If you are more of the type that enjoys the extra amenities this may not be you top choice but for me its perfect. Super close to the Encinitas train station (a couple blocks away; walkable) along across the street is a variety of stores, a supermarket, places to eat, and a gas station. It is only a few blocks away from downtown Encinitas where there is a huge abundance of restaurants, bars, coffee, and mom and pop shops. Also very close to the ocean. My customer service has always been great. I always call in ahead to verify my reservation and at times have arrive before check in and they are happy to set me up in a room early if there is one available. Most recently they have upgraded the rooms and done a whole face lift on all of them. A very nice touch. New beds, new paint, new TVs, new showers, new barn bathroom doors and hard wood floors Even before the face lift the room have always been clean, no bugs, and a very basic place to stay with no issues. They have a community pool that I have never checked out personally but it is there is you are interested. This location deserves more credit than it get here on yelp. Definitely a good value stay in my opinion!

Close to Moonlight Beach Staff friendly & accommodating. Let me check in early because room was…read moreready.

Very clean, GREAT LOCATION, friendly people! WHITE WHITE WHITE towels! THE THE THE BEST COFFEE!…read moreMark & Catherine at front desk go out of their way to please! Highly recommended. Have stayed here for years and years GOSH so long ago since 2008ish in room #1. Mark Gave me a great hat for my loyalty! Thank you, Mark! So many places right there to eat and shop! Beach is right behind this lovely, quaint, very private Beach Inn. Everything a tourist or surfer needs! Plenty of surf shops! No need to drive anywhere! Walk up and down 101 adjacent to Vulcan Avenue for everything a dream could want. HOT SEXXXY MEN! GORGEOUS WOMEN in bikinis! SURFERS GALORE!!! PARADISE Inn to stay!

Leucadia Beach Inn has a strategic location. It is close to…read morethe beach, numerous restaurants and coffee shops. The staff were very nice. The room was very clean and spacious. It had kitchenette, microwave, refrigerator, small burner, coffee maker, kitchen utensils and cookware.we had dining table and chairs. Towels were provided too. The bed was very comfortable. The decor and the light blue color of the room gave a pleasant beachy vibes. The bathroom was very clean. They have small parking spots but street parking is available. They have comfortable chairs and chaise lounge outside with tables next to every room. They printed the instructions for room service and left it on the dining table, in case if the customers need certain service. Overall, we had great experience at Leucadia Beach Inn.We are planning to come back for sure.

The service was amazing. The food was great. You get validated parking if you dine here and I would…read moredine here again. The chef gave us so many complimentary dishes which made me realize we should have ordered less dishes. And dare I say it, the kids menu dishes were kind of fire too.

Dated property unfortunately. No really upgrade as Globalist but the hotel was pretty booked with…read moreconferences. No really a view except a side road where golf carts driving by. Water pressure was pathetically low for a Park Hyatt hotel. The room is def not soundproof. You can easily hear people walking by in hallway. Slippers they provide are very thin as well compared to other PH slippers. Have low expectations coming in and you will be fine.

This was a wonderful quaint, inviting, and pleasant experience. We were greeted with a couple of…read moreindividual bottles of bubbly and snacks in our room. Our room was a studio layout with a large soaking tub in the corner of the room. The tub had a bath salt soaking bag and tea lights to set a relaxing ambiance for my wife. Husbands, nothing better than your wife getting into and taking a bath right in front of you am I right ! Not a bath fan myself so the outside shower was fun to use. Privacy comes at a premium so don't be shy . As a bed and breakfast I ultimately rate Twelve Senses on the food. Let me tell you, it did not disappoint. Just take a look at my photos and try not to drool . Go and enjoy the service, amenities, and food.

We absolutely enjoyed our stay here. It's not a typical chain corporation hotel, but a beautiful…read moreboutique bed-and-breakfast. The room doesn't come with a TV but the whole point of this place is disconnect from electronic devices and relax. We appreciate all the high quality materials used in the room that are handpicked by the owner, and slept so well because of their organic cotton beddings. Their organic breakfast was also delicious. The beach is less than 10 minutes away, and there are great restaurants nearby. It's a small business owned by a woman and I highly recommend it.

The hacienda is hidden and serene. The peaceful grounds with the stunning pond filled with koi and…read moreturtles, many statues and totems throughout the exterior and the interior furnishings and handcrafted art work are incredibly beautiful. We were given a tour of the wine cellar. VH has a large variety of their own wines at an affordable price. Rhonda, gave us the tour and shared the history of the estate. She also answered many questions about our stay and offered future reservation tips and places to eat. There was an error with a double booking that Rhonda graciously adjusted for us, thank you!! We Will definitely be back for a longer stay.

It's beautiful... and that's the most appropriate comment I will type…read more My husband and I met Joseph in August of 2024 to plan our daughter's quinceanera that just took place on May 9th 2026. We went over the contract thoroughly, eventually deciding that we would bring our own vendors (taquero, DJ, photographer, baker, event decorator, and 360 photo booth), as I have known many of these people for years and have an established, trusting relationship with most of them. Joseph said that was perfectly fine, the only service that we had to use from his side was the bartender, which my husband and I understood. During this meeting we also met his assistant Patty and were told that she would also be helping us through this process, but that he was always available, and we would have his complete attention the week of and leading to the day of our daughter's celebration. Part of our contract states that we were able to bring the supplies/decor/spirits to the venue the week of the quince. So, on May 4th, my family and I filled the event room with the decorations et al, that we would be using for the following Saturday, the 9th. Every single day, Monday through Friday that week, my mom and I were at the venue, sorting through boxes, opening packages, putting the cake table pieces together, setting up the candy bar, making sure that when the day of came, everything would be organized and ready for the staff to take out to decorate. Friday afternoon (5/8) we met with Patty to clarify all of this. But first let me elaborate a bit more... My family and I had informed Joseph and Patty that we would be bringing some salads, fruit/vegetable platters, and items for a nacho bar that would need to be set up before we arrived. Joseph explained that he did not have enough staff to help with that (8 people doing various jobs, still unsure of what) and that either myself or a friend/family member would need to come and get this ready because he could not accommodate this. We were so grateful that our BAKER, who is not employed by the venue, was able to help with this since she was also arriving early to bring the desserts for the cake table. More on that in a minute. When we arrived at the venue the day of the quince, it looked beautiful, the tables looked ready, centerpieces, runners, etc. then I started noticing that there was so much more missing, and my guests were already walking into the party space. For starters, I did not see hardly any staff in the party area and Patty was unfortunately running around like a madman. She was feverishly trying to set up the luminaries and LED pillars we had brought for the garden walkway. I also noticed that the fruit/veggie/nacho bar table was not set up. I ended up rushing to the clubhouse where all of this was being stored and took everything out of the refrigerator myself. I encountered a staff member on the way back who said to me, "Oh are you the mom? Oh let me know what you need help with." My mind was absolutely boggled. Did my family and I NOT just spend the entire week here and leave detailed instructions? And then... While carrying said fruit/vegetable trays, I walked by the tables to notice that there were not any "reserved" signs placed. We had asked for two tables to be held for the immediate family. I had mentioned this to one of the staff, I believe Lily (she was very lovely) and said she would get right on it. About 10 minutes later I saw that the signs were there, but what I learned the following week was that one of the tables already had guests sitting at it and they were promptly asked to move to another table. Sigh... And then... Once my husband and I were able to catch our breath, we grabbed a quick drink. Jason was our bartender, very kind and solid drinks. While we were at the bar, Joseph came up to talk to us, telling Jason that someone got sick in the bathroom and that he had to stop serving hard alcohol for an hour. Mind you, the bar has only been open about forty-five minutes, and no one has had any shots or is intoxicated. We all disagreed with this but had to oblige. By this time, we were falling behind schedule and had to do the main entrance. Then I realized that I had not seen my daughter in almost two hours, the sun was starting to set, and we did not take any pictures with her in this beautiful space because we had to do the jobs that we had hired this venue for. In the end: No pictures with our daughter in this space that cost half our budget Staff enjoyed our taquero without checking to make sure all of our guests had eaten Saw photos of Joseph and his staff enjoying our 360 photo booth Learned that 80% of my vendors experienced an unpleasant encounter with Joseph My guests were unsatisfied with parking/golf cart availability Not enough restroom signage Reports from vendors state as of 2pm, tablecloths weren't even on the tables.