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Stargazer Hotel
"Extremely clean and well lit. Bright and colorful. Good vibes."
Cannery Row Inn
"The hotel is older but rooms are updated, clean and nice amenities."
The Monterey Hotel
"Great location, older = cool and timeless. Great room with tasteful decorations."
Pacific Inn
"It was clean and comfortable and within walking distance to Monterey Fairgrounds for the jazz festival."
Portola Hotel & Spa at Monterey Bay
"It was excellent and I rate it 4.5 out of 5"
Vagabond Inn Monterey
"The room was fine and clean although the tub was well worn. The only amenity was the ice machine which was great. I will say that the staff really could use some customer service skills. I had reserved a queen room and they didn't have it. I had extended the reservation an additional night but they claimed not to have that, then when I paid a second time, the only decent employee told me I had two rooms and I think I got a refund. I was told there was no coffee but it turns out they did have coffee, I learned on my last day. When I spoke to staff, except for the cleaner, no one looked at me or made eye contact or acknowledged what I said. A little strange."
Lone Oak Lodge
"We were going to the Monterey Jazz festival and this was a perfect location. We did not hear noises between rooms but you are on a flight path for the Monterey Airport and a busy road so you do get that. But for what we were staying for it was super. The desk clerk was super helpful and was able to get us in early which gave us an opportunity to settle in and drive around. Being able to stay and walk to the festival grounds saved us on parking and the frustration."
InterContinental the Clement Monterey by IHG
"On arrival we were notified of a room upgrade that included a fireplace and balcony with a view of the ocean. It was beautiful looking out over the bay watching the sea otters, reading Steinbeck and just looking out at the water. The room was clean, valet parking was great and all of the staff were friendly and helpful. We had dinner and breakfast at the C Restaurant downstairs. It was convenient and the food was delicious. I will do this again and will stay here for our next trip to Monterey and the Aquarium which is a two-minute walk away. I loved every minute of our stay at The InterContinental Clement Monterey."
Hotel Pacific
"Nice"
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Red Roof Inns – A Clean and Modern Budget Option
US economy-lodging leader Red Roof Inn offers clean, comfortable and modern accommodation at budget-conscious rates. With hundreds of properties across the United States, Red Roof Inn hotels boast stylish and homely interiors. Guests can also expect a warm welcome from friendly staff, who will be pleased to help with directions and local sightseeing tips. The company also offers Red Roof PLUS+, an enhanced range of properties at a pocket-friendly price.
Spacious and Pet-Friendly Rooms
Pets are welcome at every Red Roof location, and there is no extra charge to check-in your four-legged friend. Spacious and smoke-free rooms come equipped with comfy beds, good coffee, microwaves, fridges and flat-screen TVs with free cable. Some rooms even have Hot Tubs. Guests can also enjoy free parking and free WiFi.
Stay in a Red Roof Inn in Monterey
Planning a trip to Monterey? Book a room at a Red Roof Inn to enjoy all the attractions that the area has to offer.
Red Roof Inns are the perfect place to stay during major seasonal events, such as the Monterey Jazz Festival or car races at the Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca.
These budget hotels are within easy reach of Monterey's big-ticket attractions, such as the acclaimed Monterey Bay Aquarium, and Fisherman's Wharf, a historic wharf that boasts a surfeit of seafood restaurants and art galleries, as well as being the jumping-off point for harbour sightseeing trips and whale-watching trips.
With a whopping 99 miles of rugged coastline, Monterey has a slew of dreamy Californian beaches where you can surf, watch the sunset around a blazing fire or go wildlife-spotting.
Adventurous types will be drawn to Monterey County's picture-pretty national parks, including Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park, Point Lobos State Reserve and Pinnacles National Park, where you can gaze at butterflies and go condor-spotting, as well as enjoying biking, hiking and horse-riding.
Hire a car and cruise along the renowned 17-Mile Drive from Pacific Grove to Pebble Beach, a coast-hugging route that passes golf courses, fine-dining restaurants and huge mansions.