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"We stayed in a pet friendly room. The room was dirty. The tv did not work. The bedsheets had dog hair on them. Our dog is a poodle mix. He does not shed. I was going to let the front desk know, but my wife said to let it go. It was just for one night. The bath tub drained very slowly. There was just a lot of wrong with the room. "

"This hotel is clean and in a safe location. It is very inexpensive and for a one night day it has worked out great for our one night stays in Aberdeen. The beds are comfortable. There are amenities for the bathroom if needed. The rooms are definitely a little rundown as it’s an older hotel but there’s a refrigerator a microwave and an ice machine. If you’re not looking for anything special this is the place for you."

"Clean room, fully stocked kitchen (plates, utensils, coffee maker, etc.), nice view and nice TV that includes Netflix, Hulu, etc. Bathroom could use an update."

"View was beautiful, ocean fun but pool was poopy! The staff didn’t seem to mind and told us not to worry there’s bleach. There was poop at the bottom of the pool when we tried to go for a swim. There was also sand in our bed, and the children wanted to sleep on top of the blanket. Then we were accused of lying about occupancy in front of our three kids and told we needed to leave or they’d call the police. Nothing says relaxing family vacation like your 10-year-old thinking you’re about to be arrested for using the hotel hot tub you paid $250 to enjoy. The manager later apologized and said it was all a misunderstanding, which we appreciated. Nothing quite wraps up a luxury stay like pool poop, sandy sheets, and clearing your name before checkout. Other than these unfortunate happenings we had a wonderful time with our family and the updated room was beautiful."

"Yes "

"Will never stay here again. When checking in with my service animal the check in guy who was older asked if my dog was certified and trained and I said yes. And he asked what task does he perform I said to recognize on coming panic attacks. Which the front desk man said that is not a real disability and they do not recognize emotional support animals. When trying to explain he wasn't he just kept brushing me off and talking over me. If all the other places weren't booked we would have left right then. But we said whatever and paid the fee for my service dog as well as my non service dog. Got to the room which smelt like cigarettes. The carpet was sticky. And the mattress had more hills and dunes than the Sahara. We tried to go the game room but the pool cues were already checked out but no one playing. They said there was a restaurant on site, but it was closed and up for lease. Room was small, you could hear everyone's children's and dogs. As well as the people above us must have been practicing for river dance."

"This is my fav in OC!"

"Loved that I could bring my dog. Beds were very firm, pillows very small. Breakfast was just sad."

"beautiful property"