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Good Nite Inns: A Pocket-friendly Option

For travellers on a budget, Good Nite Inns offer affordable, down-to-earth accommodation in homely surroundings. From the rolling hills of the Napa Valley Wine Country to the lively San Francisco Bay Area, this hotel group has properties in various locations across California, including Monterey.

Stellar Service and Amenities

As well as enjoying friendly service and comfortable rooms, guests can take advantage of free parking, free Wi-Fi and free morning tea and coffee at Good Nite Inns. At some hotels, you can even enjoy an outdoor swimming pool. Comfortable and clean spacious rooms feature cable TV, air conditioning and a large writing desk with a lamp, and while queen-size beds come as standard, hotels offer different types of room and bed size to accommodate any group.

Staying in a Good Nite Inn in Monterey

Book a room in the arty city of Salinas, the birthplace of Of Mice and Men author John Steinbeck, to be just a stone's throw from Monterey's top attractions.

Steinbeck fans can visit the National Steinbeck Center, crammed full of rare artefacts, film clips and multi-sensory exhibits. Visitors can break for lunch at Steinbeck's birthplace and childhood home Steinbeck House, now a lunch restaurant.

In the beating heart of California's wine country, Salinas is a great place to base yourself if you want to go on a wine tour. Boutique vineyards are best explored along the nearby River Road Wine Trail.

Salinas is 20 miles away from Monterey Bay, home to the renowned Monterey Bay Aquarium, Cannery Row and Fisherman's Wharf, from where you can arrange a whale-watching trip. Wildlife lovers should make a beeline for the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary to see seals, sea lions, sea otters, dolphins and seabirds, all of which can be spotted all year-round.

Anyone with a thirst for adventure will find more than enough national parks in Monterey, including Los Padres National Forest, Pinnacles National Park and Fort Ord National Monument. These unspoilt spaces offer wonderful opportunities for outdoor fun, including hiking and biking, horse riding, fishing and scuba diving. Surfers can ride the waves at Marina State Beach, Moss Landing State Beach and Asilomar State Beach.