Join us for Easter Sunday....you will not be sorry if you do! It is one of the most beautiful…read morechurch's, has an awesome minister and friendly congregation. Join us Sundays at 9:45.....you will love it!

Church in the Forest is so welcoming. It is located on the Stevenson School Campus and it is…read moresmall, intimate and friendly. If you are coming from outside Pebble Beach, there will be no charge if you tell the gate officer you are attending the Church. The worship is Christian but non-denominational. After the service be sure and share the food and coffee and meet others. Whether you live in the area or are enjoying a visit to the Monterey/Carmel area, the 10:00 service will enrich your Sunday.

Picturesque property with sheep grazing a pasture which is connected to an estuary that pours into…read morethe ocean. Just dreamy. Dining is available inside, outside, or at the bar. There was evening entertainment with a piano player and singers. It seems like some of the singers were locals (think open-mic karaoke). Scallops were good. Potatoes served with them were bland. I tried a yummy drink not on the menu, but known to the locals - chambord kir royale. Wish I was able to visit for brunch but my Carmel experience came to an end. Next time!

I had a pleasure to visit this place the first time. A sheep pasture is in front of the restaurant,…read moreand a beach and ocean at a distant. An outdoor seating area overseeing this scene. We, a part of five, arrived around 4:30pm. But the wait for a large table in the outdoor seating was already 2 hours. I saw most of the tables there were smaller. We ended up seating inside for the evening. Live piano was played inside, and later piano karaoke. The ambience was lively, and conservation was a bit difficult to hear across our table. I had the baked scallops with melted cheese. They were ok. I was pleasantly surprised by the sautéed kale side with mushroom. Very tasty. The service staff were busy but very friendly. We had to park in the street as a wedding was held on the premise at the time. It is a great, relaxing, romantic place to visit.

I've photographed a couple weddings here and this review is LONG overdue, but it's a must! Monterey…read moreBeach Station is a wonderful venue if you're looking for a beachfront view. We don't always get sunny skies in Monterey, but when we do, WOW! It's gorgeous! The indoor reception area is spacious, clean, and well maintained. Perfect for your guests. I've always had great experiences working together with Events by Classic's team. The food is great and the bartenders are always working fast and efficiently. Highly recommend this venue if you're looking for a wedding venue in Monterey!

Monterey Beach Station helped us have our dream wedding by the beach. My main requirements were an…read moreocean view and great food, and this venue absolutely delivered on both. Charlene was amazing to work with and partnered seamlessly with our vendor team. The Events by Classic team is organized and pleasant, and they made everything easy. When we wanted something custom they didn't typically offer (like mezcal), they made it simple for us to acquire and have it at our wedding. On the day of, their experience really showed. It was super windy, and Charlene had great advice on how to handle my long veil. They were prepared for everything. The food was a major highlight--all of our guests complimented how delicious it was! Thank you so much to the Events by Classic team for helping us have the wedding of our dreams!

We try to visit the Elks Lodge wherever we go. This one did not disappoint. Jackson was our…read morebartender fantastic. The food was great had appetizers which Danis(probably spelled that wrong) prepared. Great people and fun time. Thank you!! From Atwater

Very nice Elks Lodge. We were given a personal tour by an Elk. Spacious renovated space…read more Bar area is very nice. Heated pool, sauna, bocce ball and full gym with modern machines.

Beautiful location, ocean views & a jacket-powered blackout curtain…read more Carmel Beach Hotel is all about LOCATION! The drive in takes you through gorgeous greenery, million-dollar homes, and picturesque coastal views. The hotel is also close to downtown restaurants and shopping, and the beach is only about a 5-10 minute scenic walk away. We caught the sunset and it was absolutely beautiful! Check-in was quick and easy, and we were greeted with smiles and refreshments. Our room was spacious and beautiful, with tons of windows and an ocean view. Loved the Nespresso machine with multiple pods, complimentary water, kettle, freshly baked cookies, and turn-down service. The next morning, I sat on the balcony with my coffee, listening to the ocean and enjoying the crisp coastal breeze. Coffee + ocean sounds + Carmel = YES PLEASE. Breakfast arrived right on time, beautifully plated, and everything was delicious. Check-out was just as easy. A few things kept this from 5 stars. The shower pressure was weak, and the handheld spray is positioned where water can easily escape onto the floor. The towel racks are also awkwardly placed. We noticed gaps along the curtains that could affect privacy , and the AC panel has a VERY bright backlight at night. We couldn't dim it, so my hooded jacket became a blackout curtain. THE GOOD: Beautiful location, beach access, ocean views, spacious room, friendly service, cookies, great coffee setup, delicious breakfast. THE NOT-SO-GOOD: Limited parking, shower design, curtain gaps, bright AC panel, and a pricey one-night stay. 4/5 I really wanted to give it 5 stars, but at this price point, those little details should be thought through. Still, I'd absolutely stay here again. The location, views, walkability, and service make it worth considering. Just bring a hoodie. Apparently, mine has a second career as an AC-panel blackout curtain.

Two stars -- and honestly, that's only because of the staff…read more My wife and I made an impromptu romantic weekend trip here; she loves the beach and wanted to stay at this hotel specifically. The staff were great and very attentive, no complaints there. Greeted with a refreshing melon drink of some sort, unfortunately wife is allergic to cantaloupe. The room itself (room 6) was a different story. The bed was comfortable, free waters and coffee machine, but the blinds had gaps that let light in and let people on nearby balconies see inside. The AC control panel was so bright we couldn't figure out how to dim it, and ended up draping a hoodie over it just to sleep. The bathroom was nice looking, but the shower's water pressure was so low it took three times as long to rinse off -- I doubt it actually saved any water in the end. The towel rack placement was also poorly thought out, positioned far from the shower door. If I hadn't thought to move the towels to the edge of the tub beforehand, we'd have been dripping across the bathroom to reach them. Nice touches, but the room needs some real attention to detail.

Awesome short course. All the holes here are based on something in golf history with a plaque to…read morelet you know what the hole represent. Obviously the stunner is #2 which is based on Pebble Beach's #7. Everything is in great condition and the staff is super friendly here. Would definitely come back. Just make sure to record your shot on #9 and make sure you hit a good shot

We were greeted with a smile and seated inside. That's what we preferred. Our waiter immediately…read moreaddressed us and brought waters to the table. Once we had time to look the menu over & ask the Waiter his favorite items.... We decided to share tacos. We went with the Shrimp Tacos (Yum!) and the Short rib & pepper Jake (Quesadilla-Tacos ) The shrimp tacos were charred with a delicious flavor and light sauce. A crunchy slaw topped them. They came with a delicious bowl of rice & beans & lime for squeezing. The short rib-cheese quesadillas-Tacos came with a dipping sauce, cilantro, red onion, lime, bowl of rice & beans. Double Yum Our Waited was friendly and attentive. Clean bathrooms, great ambiance

I just got married at this venue, and honestly, it was fantastic. Like other reviewers have…read morementioned, you get nothing but the venue space when you pay for it, with a few other perks- 1) The park ranger will be onsite most of the time in order to lock doors, assist vendors in finding power outlets, and to facilitate the drop off and pick up of supplies directly to the venue. This was not something we planned on, and it was nice to see. 2) The venue is extremely cut-off from the noise of the outside world. Aside from the occasional jet flying overhead, we heard no sirens, no traffic, and no rowdy groups of people going by during the ceremony. That's really about it in terms of perks. The flowers were amazing and add an element of elegance to the whole thing. Overall I would highly recommend the venue to anyone else. One word of warning- the summer weekends book FAST there, so if you're thinking about summer wedding, pull the trigger quickly when you've chosen a date, and have a couple backup dates in mind.

Garden Footprint…read more Historical garden located outside the Pacific House Museum and is part of the Monterey State Historic Park. Designed in 1927, this garden is now mostly used as an event space for weddings, receptions and banquets for 150 to 300 guests, depending on the event. Please see this website for more details: https://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=24737 If the garden isn't in use for an event, then visitors are free to mill about smartly throughout and enjoy the architecture and flowers. It's worth a visit if you're in the area and especially if you're already visiting the park.

I love a company offsite and this one was for the books! I was lucky enough to stay at the Inn at…read moreSpanish Bay for work and even more lucky to dine at The Lodge at Pebble Beach for our team dinner. Arrived around 6:30pm and was greeted by the kind staff, everyone was so kind. To start we had a mini reception in the library room with a beautiful view of the ocean. So lovely. We all went crazy for the mini beef wellington's and I personally went nuts for the hamachi appetizer. For dinner we had lots of yummy thing, but i loved their romaine lettuce salad and fish. so good! Lovely little team dinner at The lodge! Hopefully I get the chance to go back.

Had to stop by on my 17 mile drive tour. Nice spot to take pics and relax from the drive. Can quite…read moreafford to pay to play golf at this price but someday.

If you're lucky and can stay in a hotel with this much history DO NOT hesitate as it is a wonderful…read moreAmerican experience. To be able to interact with men and women who serve or served our country the ambiance is exhilarating. As a disabled veteran this is one hotel that truly touches my soul. No room service but I didn't care one bit. The hotel is clean and reeks of the exciting reality that you're in a place that great men, past and present walked the same halls. A big plus is the fourth floor tower room. No words can explain the honor I felt just walking in. Just less than two miles from the heart of Monterey, it's worth the time. Families are welcome. Semper Fi

Had a good stay here, encountered no ghosts. Room was clean overall and the architecture was nice…read more As with many places on the peninsula, rooms do not have AC, but the ceiling fans keep it cool. A lot of storage for clothes and having a microwave and fridge helps. The main disappointment was the wifi, or lack there of. The signal was pretty weak anywhere on campus, so streaming anything is out of the question. Doom scrolling was halfway decent. There must be something blocking cell service b/c several times, I couldn't get a signal while outside inputting an address into navigation (maybe that's standard for a Navy base?)

For me, a 5-star rating is perfect so I don't give many 5-star ratings. Well, the place isn't…read moreperfect, but it's pretty close. It's a new place. It's a very nice place. It's in downtown Carmel and has a good location. It's clean and comfortable. The staff was always friendly and helpful. We'll probably stay there again. That said, here are the few areas we didn't care for. 1) There are lights under the bed that come on when you get out of bed. We don't want lights on in the middle of the night if we need to get up for some reason because that disturbs our sleep. We asked them to disable that after the first night, which they did. 2) The thermostat doesn't seem accurate. It seemed to be 2-4 degrees warmer than the reading. For example, we set it to warm to 68 which is normally cool and comfortable for us, but when it heated the room to 66, it seemed on the hot side for us. We dealt with this by just turning off the heater. 3) There were literally 4 people standing there checking us in. Sometimes between two of them they even asked us the same question twice. We just want to check-in, park our car, and get the key to our room. We don't need 4 people to do that.

Small but gorgeous hotel. I want to give like a 3.5-3.8, but am doing a 4. While it has an intital…read morehigh end appearance and price point, the Stilwell Hotel lacks the some of the essentials of a true luxury stay. - Staff: during check in, we were helped by a tall blonde young man with a deep voice . He has 0 customer service skills and should not be customer facing. He had minimal eye contact, cold demeanor as if we were bothering him, mumbling, and just overall unpleasant. He had the demeanor of a bro cashier at a GNC. There was a guy next to him which I assume was IT or something since he was messing with something at the front. There was a woman who brought us a welcome glass of champagne, and Angel - who gave us a brief tour and brought our luggage to the room. Angel and the woman were nice. Champagne was good, however I wish they offered non alcoholic options like a juice or sparking cider. Throughout our stay, we encountered many staff on the property in passing - not a single smile from any of them. Even the housekeeping staff at a BestWestern are nicer than the staff here. - Room: gorgeous but small. Booking a room for 2 does not just mean having a big enough bed, but actually room for 2 humans to move around. There is not enough room to lay your luggage out anywhere, and the bathroom was narrow. I would've liked to have a towel bar by the sink instead of having a silly rock be what holds the towel up. The room is aesthetically stunning and the bed was very comfortable. I loved the ambient lighting options and motion activated under-lighting. I liked that we had a balcony. I enjoyed the soaps / lotions, as well all the nespresso in the room. Air conditioning worked well. Room was very clean. - Parking: parking was easy in the day. We lucked out at night but guests arriving after 8pm had nowhere to park, which we witnessed first hand. We saw a guest told the staff "the lot is full", and the staff said "just take the EV spot". What about your guests with EVs who need to charge their cars for the night? On another day, a large car was parked in the entrance into the hotel (not the street) and stayed there for 15 min which blocked entry for everyone else - i wish the staff came out to inform the guest that they couldn't leave their car the. The main lot is very tight with slim spots and awkward parking angles, but the back lot was good . While this wasn't an issue for me, I can imagine coming off of a long flight, finally getting to the hotel at night, and being frustrated at the lack of available parking. - Breakfast: this is the main reason we wanted to stay here. The breakfast itself is good, not great. The French toast, juice, chia pudding and eggs are best things - everything else is okay as I found some things to be stale such as the waffles and muffins. I did enjoy how the food is displayed, and there lots of variety. Staff is constantly refilling items so you never have to worry about things running out, regardless of when you arrive for breakfast. Breakfast is much later than it is at other hotels, and with a small window (8-10am), which can be an issue if you are planning to eat early prior to a hike. 2 staff stay in the area however they just stare at you from the corner of the room. No smile, no good morning. The first day, I felt like we were being stared at as if we were freeloaders sneaking in for free breakfast. It was very uncomfortable. Not sure if they were staring because we're younger than a majority of the other guests but there really is no excuse. I think they should do a wrist band system or something if they insist on eyeing people. Property- they have a cafe by the breakfast area where you can order hand crafted pizza. We didn't do this but it smelled great. The location is convenient with lots of restaurants within walking distance . As a hotel guest, you get a discount at the Foray restaurant, which is closed mondays and Tuesdays Overall: Beautiful, but I don't think I'd stay again. For the price point and all the amenities, I expected to be in love with this hotel. At other hotels with this price point, I'm usually like "I don't want leave!", but not here. It wasn't a bad stay, but the experience didn't match the price point. I hope they get better staff or else I could see this hotel failing in the future.