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    Santa Paula Motel

    1.0 (1 review)
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    Glen Tavern Inn

    Glen Tavern Inn

    4.0
    (243 reviews)
    $$

    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.

    Santa Paula Inn

    Santa Paula Inn

    3.5
    (62 reviews)
    $$

    My husband and I booked two nights at the Santa Paula Inn, a small historic hotel located right in…read moredowntown Santa Paula. The location is excellent -- close to Main Street and within easy walking distance of restaurants and shops. The staff was very friendly, and the property looks like it has been recently renovated and freshly painted. There are nice updates throughout, and the little garden patio is a pleasant place to sit. We booked a room with two queen‑size beds, but the room itself was quite small, and the bed we slept in was definitely not a queen. It felt like a standard double, which made it uncomfortable, especially with my husband being a larger man. The mattress itself was also extremely uncomfortable and left both of us with back pain. Once we settled in, we noticed several maintenance and cleanliness issues. The bathroom tile walls hadn't been cleaned -- my husband was able to scrape dirt off with his fingernail. The electrical outlets were so old, that they didn't hold the plugs anymore, the plugs kept falling out, mismatched, and in poor condition, which stood out even more against the fresh paint. The toilet had a standard bowl with an elongated seat that didn't fit properly, and the bolts were rusted. The ceiling fan wobbled violently because the blades were unbalanced, and it made a loud clicking sound whenever it was on. The continental breakfast was also disappointing. There were a few tiny muffins, almost‑empty orange juice, and a single slice of bread left. It didn't appear that anyone monitored or refreshed the breakfast area. Overall, while the staff was kind and the property has charm, the room quality and maintenance issues didn't match the price we paid through Hotels.com. With a few improvements, this could be a great little inn, but as it stands, it felt overpriced for the experience. I am giving it 3 stars, but it maybe should be 2 stars.

    nice hotel but the lady that checked my mom in was very very rude she was rude right when we walked…read morein talking about $300 deposit and had a major attitude when we told her that she has stayed there before and she was rude by saying i know she never came here before and that she has special clientele and making my mom feel like she couldn't afford the room by stereotyping my mom and judging my mom by how she looked saying that my mom looked like a drug addict and she don't serve driggies when mom had been there a few times and the guy that helped her last time was very nice and helpful made her feel comfortable but the last time we went was a lady was very rude my mom didn't want to go back because she made her feel uncomfortable during the whole stay

    Sunstorm Vans

    Sunstorm Vans

    5.0
    (43 reviews)

    My girlfriend and I planned a road trip down to Arizona and Utah for the weekend. We thought it be…read morebest to rent a conversion van as opposed to getting a place in every place we stopped, which was one of the smartest decisions we made. We got "Freddie" and had absolutely everything we needed and made our travels so much more fun and convenient. We stopped in places we didn't plan to stop before and was probably where we had the most fun. From Lake Havasu, to Grand Canyon, Coral Pink Sand Dunes and ending our trip at Zion. We would look for campgrounds that had water hookups and pay a small fee of 30-50 the night, but it was worth it since we didn't have to unload or load up our cars - it was all in our van. I would recommend getting a small stove to make your food, but other than that everything was PERFECT. I had a great time and will 100% be recommending wade and his campervans to any of my friends who enjoy traveling and road trips just as much as I do. Looking forward to booking more trips with sunstorm vans and making more memories.

    Had the pleasure of renting a Camper Van from Wade at Sunstorm and had a great time…read more Wade and his team churn out a converted Dodge Promaster almost every month and their experience really shows in the quality of the conversion. Details to small creaturely comforts like the water and electrical system always being at your fingertips are noticeable and makes for a great trip. Wade was communicative throughout the entire rental process which resulted in a stress free trip. Highly recommend Sunstorm to anyone looking to rent (or buy) a Camper Van!

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