Isla Vista Vacation Packages

We were pleasantly surprised by this hotel. The prices in Santa Barbara are very high, and we were hoping to stay on the beach. However, the reviews for this hotel were excellent so we decided to try it. Totally worth it. The front desk was so friendly, check in was a breeze at 3pm on a Friday. They do happy hours with cookies and wine and sangria. The room was spacious, which is hard to find in Santa Barbara. Bed was very comfortable. We rented a DVD from the front desk which was very nostalgic. The hot tub and pool were clean. The location was easily walkable from downtown. We would definitely stay here again. The resorts on the waterfront are overrated and over priced, your only view is of the street and crowds of people anyways, I recommend you stay here instead.

I came out on a solo trip and had a wonderful stay. The staff were super friendly. They provided complimentary breakfast and complimentary happy hour with wine and cheese crackers for the guests. The location is within walking distance to everything from the wharf stearn to state street, i literally walked everywhere. Nice cozy room and the bed was comfortable.

This place was Amazing and it reminded me how my childhood was. Soft and beautiful

Look, it’s Santa Barbara, where everything is a little old/small/dingy but goes for a premium. However, if you’re on the fence about spending big here for a “premium” experience, know that it’s just not gonna be able to provide that you. Room was well appointed but the walls were paper thin so you hear every bump and noise from around you. It’s a well-lit building with exterior corridors, so there was a lot of light streaming into the room that the drapes couldn’t keep out. There were some ants as well, which makes sense based on the age of the property and its location by the beach, but that gets back to the original problem — spending around $1K on a room like this and expecting anything more than a modest upgrade over a best western plus will end up letting you down. Maybe it’s not the Milo per se, and just a fact about downtown SB in general. I value a premium experience when I spend for it and I was really let down.