Hotels by Evolution Hospitality in Central Coast California from CA $243

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An outdoor seating area with wicker furniture, a fire pit, and a view of the hotel entrance.

A modern interior with a geometric patterned floor, a central circular mirror, and a white metal shelf with plants.

A spacious dining area with a checkered floor, wooden beams, and modern lighting fixtures.

A poolside area with two lounge chairs, a small table with a glass, and potted plants.

1. Carmel Mission Inn

Carmel

Jessica

CA $242

CA $294 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 1 - Nov 2

A balcony with two wooden chairs, a table with a bottle of wine, glasses, and a plate of grapes and fruit.

A restaurant with booth seating, a view of the ocean, and a patio area with plants and a railing.

A swimming pool with lounge chairs and a pergola, overlooking a body of water.

A spacious indoor area with a stone fireplace, wooden furniture, and a view of the outdoors.

2. Cavalier Oceanfront Resort

San Simeon

Regina

CA $215

CA $243 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 1 - Nov 2

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Top Central Coast California Hotel Reviews

Vagabond Inn Santa Barbara - Carpinteria North

8/10 Good

"I’ve never been to a hotel when they didn’t allow you to check in when you arrived, even if you were a few minutes before check in time. Here they made us line up, outside and wait til “exactly” 3:00. Then the woman that made us all wait, grabbed her purse and left, leaving one poor guy to check us all in. It was chaos, and tempers flared. Some of the guests had driven a long distance and were tired and just wanted to get to their rooms. Perhaps if you want everyone to check in at once, you should schedule more staff to accommodate them. Or, maybe check in and do the paperwork and if the rooms aren’t ready, the guest could wait a few minutes by the pool. If the rooms are ready, what is the harm letting guest in a little early? I felt really bad for the guy having to check everyone in all by himself."

Hotel Pacific

10/10 Excellent

"Large room with fireplace with a shower and a tub. Left too early to check out the breakfast. Staff was very kind and helpful. Restaurants are walkable. They rent bikes!"