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"Very satisfied with our staying. The only down side was the ice machine was broke. Rooms were clean and the discounted breakfast at the restaurant was delicious."

"Was told no scent room, bedding was perfumed. "

"GM Herb was very knowledgeable, helpful and friendly. The location was nice with a view of the river. The only problem was that the room size was very small with the queen bed taking up most the floor space of the room. The included breakfast was modest but adequate. The hotel is very old but clean and well maintained."

"Beautiful space and intertwined with nature. You will enjoy the ambiance, food and amenities."

"The Cottages on River Road is a true Gem! Stunning, lush landscaping with many little gardens and fountains. If you’re a plant nerd, this place is paradise. Many thoughtful touches from bistro tables and chairs on each porch, to delicious little breakfast chibata sandwiches and fixings for smores around the fire pit. Loved our stay, staff was wonderful - can’t wait to go back!"

"The hotel was recently updated and was very well stocked with anything you might need. The view was amazing. We would definitely go back if we were in the area again."

"The staff was wonderful and the property is beautiful. Be warned though, this is more camping than glamping. The dome tents are cool, but far away from the bathrooms and amenities, and I didn't understand why they are more expensive than more spacious tents. We didn't know there was one master switch to power the tent, and wish the staff would have told us that at check in. We switched from a dome to a double twin tent and had so much more room, but then our heated blankets didn't work. We were there at the beginning of their season, so there were little things missing. Firewood is an extra cost, and they did not have any available on property, so we had to go to Safeway to purchase it. All of the refrigerators in the lobby that would typically have snacks and drinks were empty. Coffee isn't available until 8am, which is tough for early risers. That first day there was no creamer available. Their social media showcases "having another mimosa" but there is no bar. Literally no food nor drink was available for purchase on property. If you're concerned about security, I wouldn't recommend staying here. Tents don't "lock" (of course) and anyone could walk onto the property after hours. Bathrooms are communal. Great concept, great staff, beautiful property - but they should make it clear that it's more camp and less glam."

"Lovely location and home to stay in. This was our 4th stay at the Jenner Inn, and I'm sure it will not be our last. The area is beautiful, the staff accommodating and the local cuisine amazing."

"Overpriced Motel 6 I wouldn’t call this room “luxury” and definitely overpriced for what you get. Room was very clean and so was the jacuzzi. Couldn’t see the ocean when sitting down in the jacuzzi and the glare from the blue neon hotel sign wasn’t pleasant while sitting in the hot tub. Breakfast was plastic wrapped bagels, coffee and mandarins. I’d stay here again because of the location and cleanliness. But not in a luxury room. "