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2. Eureka Inn, Trademark Collection by Wyndham
Eureka Inn, Trademark Collection by WyndhamEureka
Jerry
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8. A Lovely Cabin House with outdoor Hot Tub and Full Amenities 🙏🏽 - Welcome! - 🙏🏽
A Lovely Cabin House with outdoor Hot Tub and Full Amenities 🙏🏽 - Welcome! - 🙏🏽Foresthill
Misty G.
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31 Aug - 1 Sep
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Top Northern California Hotel Reviews
Hotel Riu Plaza Fisherman's Wharf
10/10 Excellent
"An excellent location with an amazing breakfast buffet!"
Hilton San Francisco Union Square
10/10 Excellent
"Great experience. The staff were nice and helpful. Everything was well maintained."
Portola Hotel & Spa at Monterey Bay
8/10 Good
"Great location, comfortable, clean room- easy parking. Smell of methane gas (sewer) in Lobby for a few days."
Hyatt Regency Monterey Hotel & Spa
10/10 Excellent
"EV charging station - very convenience. But only 6 chargers."
Carmel Mission Inn
8/10 Good
"Loose wall sockets near window. Phone did not work. Slow WiFi."
Casa Munras Garden Hotel & Spa
8/10 Good
"Cute room, convenient restaurant. I had a lot of problems with the bathroom. There was not even a place to set down your bar of soap because the sink had no vanity and it sloped so anything you set down just fell right into the sink. There were no drawers for your toiletries, no shelf other than the one that was completely taken up by toilet paper and Kleenex. In other words, if you put toothpaste on your toothbrush, you had no place to set the toothpaste while you were brushing. It was that inconvenient. They kept the hairdryer in the room because there was no place for it in the bathroom.I also strongly believe that toilets should have a lid. That is a sanitation issue.There is a make up mirror which is a nice feature, but the little lamp next to it was completely inadequate for putting on makeup."