Top 10 Historic Hotels & Accommodation in Central Coast California

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Relax by the serene pool surrounded by lush greenery and large trees, with comfortable lounge chairs and umbrellas providing shade.

"Was an excellent choice would definitely stay here again."

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25 Aug - 26 Aug

Relax by the pool surrounded by lush trees and enjoy a refreshing swim in the clear waters.

"Beautiful family resort!"

Sit on the porch and enjoy the serene surroundings.

"Loved it and will be back!!!"

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11 Aug - 12 Aug

Stunning two-story building with a gabled roof and balcony, set amidst a serene atmosphere.

"Loved the location and the property, the hosts were so communicative and fast at responding. I had a chance to meet the wife and she was so sweet! The overall atmosphere and amenities were fantastic. Looking forward to booking again "

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1 Sept - 2 Sept

Enjoy serene ocean views and stroll along the sandy beach.

"Property was great, host was helpful and communicative. Would definitely stay again!"

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24 Aug - 25 Aug

Sit by the fire pit in a serene outdoor setting surrounded by natural beauty.

"Unique and cozy place "

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5 Aug - 6 Aug

Escape to a serene coastal haven with breathtaking ocean views and dramatic cliffs.

"Great little place near the beach. Should have onsite parking and better lighting inside and outside. Also our first rental home without an android compatible TV.Very cozy and well lit. "

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5 Aug - 6 Aug

Relax on the deck with a hot tub and lounge chairs, surrounded by ocean views and a mountainous landscape.

"We could only stay for a long weekend but the house was perfect. Unbelievable views"

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21 Aug - 22 Aug

Top Central Coast California Hotel Reviews

The Monterey Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"We stayed here for one night, and for a night's stay we enjoyed the hotel. It is centrally located to coffee shops, restaurants, and only a short drive to the wharf and aquarium. The hotel is quaint, with a lot of charm, and our standard king room was small, but for an overnight stay it was just fine. The bed and pillows were very comfy, and the rooms don't seem to have AC/heating, but we like to sleep in a cool room, so we kept the windows slightly open. Staff was very friendly, check in was simple, and we did use the $30 (a night) valet since we knew we wouldn't be needing our car during our stay, and we didn't want to have to park at one of the parking structures a block or so away. FYI, if you do want to use the valet, you will have to park in their "loading zone" which is not located near the main entrance, this is located in the back entrance and you will see a sign that'll let you know it's the hotel's loading zone. Once you unload your luggage, check in leave and leave your keys with the front desk and they will then take your car to their valet lot."