Find hotels near Santa Rosa Plaza Shopping Center, Santa Rosa from AED 346

"Lovely trip. "

"My stay went well. The room was clean and comfortable. A plus is The Bistro food items are reasonably priced. Great customer service by the staff especially Alma at the front desk. Thank you. "

"didn`t have breakfast"

"Nice and clean and great location staff very friendly and accommodating rooms are small but bathroom was good size and clean nice soft towels and robes In the heart of downtown, would stay again "

"The front desk lady was absolutely horrid. She made me feel particularly crap. Something went wrong with the rezzy I paid for my name wasnt on it. "

"This is a really nice hotel, just on the edge of downtown - not in exurbia. It’s almost like a little hacienda, with lovely common areas - a big plaza with a fire pit among other amenities. The breakfast is very good; weekends they have a buffet, weekdays ala carte. It’s not cheap but a very good deal if included in the room rate. We would definitely stay again; in fact we are returning tomorrow (it’s on the bookends of a drive up the California coast)."

"The room was great except for the Air Conditioner which did not cool."

"Not what I expected considering it had high 9 stars! Elevator, hall ways had a strange smell, pool and hot tub areas were dirty. The room its self was ok but the bathroom was not cleaned well. Breakfast was sub-par, eggs were mushy and fishy tasting needless to say didn't eat them. "

"Very dirty and unsafe property. Location is excellent but the staff is never available at the front desk or arguing with patrons over broken amenities in the rooms. No water available in the rooms and for what they charge a night you would think they would add a bottle by the bed. In my room a whole electric panel was out of the wall hanging down with exposed wires! Hotel is in the middle of ownership swap with construction going on it seems so they should not be operating like that. The cleaning staff starts loudly tapping in AM upon arrival with no regard for the patrons at all. They treat the morning as their time to pow-wow and party it up it seems exchanging gossip. They knock on the doors without paying attention to the fact DO NOT DISTURB sign is there and then just say “sorry”"