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"Nice facility but no microwaves. Fridge is super small"

"The hotel is lovely, clean, and well-maintained, with attentive and friendly staff. The beds were comfortable, the room was very quiet, and the view was excellent. Can't beat the location, easy walk to the beack or coffee shops and restaurants nearby. One note for families: the balcony railings have spacing wider than 4 inches (we measured), which may be a concern for those traveling with small children/infants. Parking is valet-only at $250 for two nights, which felt a bit steep, though understandable given the location. There’s no microwave in the rooms for reheating food, and no hot tub on-site."

"I love staying at this hotel. It is convenient to everything. Th staff is great! The only thing I would say is that it is time for them to replace the carpeting in the halls. It is very worn. That won’t stop me from going back though!!"

"Hotel is not at all as described in the photos online. We booked a “partial ocean view” and I can assure you it was anything but that. We could see the ocean from 1 window and it was a tiny sliver of it. Our view was of the street and dozens of homeless people all over. Neighborhood is sketchy at night I would not recommend leaving the hotel at all. Overall the description of this hotel and rooms is misleading. Way too overpriced for what you get. Wouldn’t recommend / wouldn’t stay again."

"The shower room the water all time is hot hot need regular faces water"

"Clean room and bathroom. Very good breakfast. The staff was nice!"

"Great location but very old property. No amenity selection in rooms so brig. Your own lotion, shampoo, etc. Mattress and pillows were terrible. Can’t say we will ever book here again. The adjoining coffee shop was fantastic!!"

"We had a great welcome at Hotel Casa del Mar—the entrance staff were all very nice and set a good first impression. The room was clean and comfortable. There was a bit of noise from outside, but not a deal breaker for us. One part that didn’t feel great was the restaurant experience. The front staff wasn’t very welcoming, and when I asked for a dessert menu, I was told it’s a dining restaurant and we’d need to order a full meal to sit there. Otherwise, we could sit in the lobby and order dessert. It came across a bit judgmental and honestly felt rude. Another thing that caught me off guard was the $60 per night resort fee. I didn’t notice it during booking and only realized it at check-in when reading through the amenities. It felt a bit hidden, and I can see how others might miss it and be surprised later. Amenities are nice overall, but many of them require going to their sister property, Shutters on the Beach (like bike rentals or weekend yoga). I personally expected more of these to be available on-site instead of having to go to another hotel. Overall, we had a good stay, but there were a few things here and there that were surprising, and the restaurant interaction definitely left a negative impression."