Great location but this Goleta doesn't have enough station; and what's with this new congestion…read morefees beyond 80% charging?? Tesla needs to raise the mileage capacity or speed up charging for long driving. I'm getting tired of the extra hours it's taking me to travel.

Very nice location. Centrally located in the heart of Goleta. Super busy when we arrived but we…read moregot lucky when some was finished charging. Needed to charge to continue our trip to SLO. Very fast superchargers.

Accurate estimate of cost and time. He is meticulous and a hard worker. Helped sleuth out a problem…read moreas well with some outdoor wiring. Highly recommend!

Robert and Josh were so efficient and quickly identified our issue. Way easier than I thought it…read morewould be!

Location is close to UCSB for those visiting the campus there are many options around here such as…read morecourtyard and Marriott all within the same distance to ucsb. It's a college town so everything is nearby. The rooms are clean and smell like they're brand new. The ambiance is beautiful but the pricing is a bit high although it's the same with anywhere you try to stay around here. With limited rooms around the city prices tend to stay higher than any other city hotels. It is a newer hotel so they are able to charge a premium over others. It does have a nice pool and a gym as well. Plenty of parking but costs $15 a day. They also have Tesla EV slow chargers on the property.

The stay was passable, but there were too many red flags, especially for the price. On the surface…read morethings looked clean, but then I saw the shower head, sink stopper, and bathtub stopper were really gross which left a bad taste in my mouth (figuratively). The sink was clogged, needing multiple minutes to drain. The bathroom has no vent, which is intentional, but I can't imagine why - it smelled every time someone did number 2. The hand lotion smelled nice. The blankets were not thick enough for the weather and kinda rough. But the decorations in the hallway and room were nice; some beautiful photos of the town scenery. Rooms were tidy and cleaned after one night. Free bottled water. There was some construction going on but we weren't affected by it at all. The breakfast wasn't great - we paid for complimentary breakfast, but we only got one meal ticket for two days for some reason; though they gave us the second one when we asked. They gave you huge portions at the counter, but the eggs and potatoes were tasteless; fortunately rescued by the hot sauce they had. The bacon was too dry and sausages too salty. I'm not very picky so it wasn't a big deal, but definitely not a plus. And tip wasn't included, you need to pay tip on top of the strongly advertised "complimentary breakfast." We weren't told or pressured to tip though, but I must be wondering if the staff are being paid a good wage if even the breakfast needs tip. And then to add insult to injury, when writing the tip and signing the pen ran out of ink. The gym was all right, with cables, benches, free weights, cardio machines, plenty of mirrors, towels, and water. Can't complain there. I didn't use the pool or conference room but they looked nice. Hearing about our bad experience, the clerk didn't charge us for parking (you need to put the guest placard in your car and are charged per night). Plenty of parking. Out of the 3 front desk clerks we met, two of them were nice and helpful. The other I would call bare minimum polite, Lastly, after having already driven two hours we realized a phone and charger were left at the hotel. They agreed to mail them to us at our expense, but didn't check with us all the details. We later realized the post offices were all closed and the earliest we could get the phone was in 2 days which would be after our flight already left. It's real lucky we realized and drove back to get the phone, no thanks to the staff, who would've sent it to us way too late without checking. Not a terrible experience but they could've done better.

What a beautiful beautiful beautiful school what a beautiful blue beautiful beautiful place…read morethe people are really cool here too. there's a lot of diversity actually it's a huge school so there's a lot of people I had so many years of free counseling amazing course counseling I really like all the extracurriculars offered here having been out of college for a long time I've never been anywhere like this I lived some of my best years here

I attended UCSB from 2004-2008. While it was a fun party school, I can still barely get an…read moreentry-level job at nearly 40 years old (and getting a masters in business at USC Marshall). While the schools have prioritized reaching out to alumni for donations, they need to take accountability for improving the job market, to make sure their graduates have jobs. I'm sure the chancellor and other high level staff, sometimes making upwards of a million dollars in salaries, are smart enough to figure out how to help create more jobs and place graduates in them. If you're looking for an education in order to get a job, I'd say pass.

I don't like flying out of Santa Barbara, because the airport is small, and one simple delay can…read moreruin your whole trip. One thing that makes 0 sense to me is that there is no shuttle to the long-term parking. I'm disabled and can't walk long distances. I had to walk for several minutes from this parking lot, which itself has handicap parking spaces (again, makes no sense to me), to the actual airport. On my way back, I couldn't walk to this parking lot. I was in a lot of pain (nerve pain in ankles), and an American Airlines's employee was nice enough to take me to the parking lot in a wheelchair. Her name is Louisa or Luisa. She rembles Frances Farmer. Please, treat her right. She's a great person. Still, fuck Santa Barbara airport for not being handicap accessible.

A small, quaint airport with just four gates, making it incredibly easy to navigate, honestly, it…read morewould be nearly impossible to get lost here, lol. The entire experience feels relaxed and efficient compared to larger, more hectic airports. The aesthetics of the terminal are especially charming. The building is designed like a large Spanish-style casita, fitting perfectly with the coastal Santa Barbara vibe. From the red tile roof to the warm architectural details, it feels more like arriving at a beautiful California home than an airport.

Simplemente delicioso!!! Pedí unas enchiladas con huevos y…read moreagregué carnitas, y fue una muy buena combinación!! Mi esposo pidió unos huevos rancheros y también estaba deliciosos!! El arroz con leche, el chocolate abuelita también estaba deliciosos, Todo es una explosión de sabor!! Claro que volveremos a este lugar!!

This is a truly authentic restaurant with delicious food and amazing staff! I loved the way the…read morerestaurant is decorated! I had the BBB Bagel and it was the best bagel I had ever tried, definitely a must try the birria tasted amazing! It also comes with a side of consome. Their chilaquiles were just as delicious had a nice spicy kick to them! I tried their horchatta matcha which was my favorite drink. It was very creamy and loved the matcha flavor. Their abuelita latte is def for the coffee lovers it was very strong and fragant.

Lovely space, excellent food Fair prices , great service…read moreWould definitely visit again

Jane's is my favorite restaurant in Santa Barbara my friends and I have been coming here over a…read moredecade. I always order their burgers or sandwiches with fries and their coconut cake. The best thing about this restaurant is their fries! I never had fries quite like there fries. Their fries are so crispy and is one of the main reasons why we come here. I would usually rate this restaurant 5 stars but after this recent visit I am giving 4 stars. They raised their prices and were extremely disappointed they cut the fries portion in half. Especially since this was one of the best things about this restaurant. I have attached a photo of eating here at Jane's and Aug 2025 and coming back 4 months later to be severed fries that is half the size. They now put the fries in a fry container to make it seem like it's more fries but once you put it on the plate it's such a small amount of fries. The second reason why we come here is for the coconut cake. The cake is always moist never dry when we order the cake however sometimes it can be a hit or miss with how much cake you will actually get. Because sometimes if you order the cake you will get a slice that has more cream and frosting and not as much of a cake layer. Not to mention they raised the price to $14 for a single slice of cake?! Which is so expensive. $14 is almost like ordering half a cake. I really hope that Jane's Restaurant can consider making these changes because their fries and coconut cake is what makes this restaurant amazing Service -Staff is always friendly Note: -They have plenty of indoor and outdoor seating -They are in the same plaza that has a few stores and other restaurants close by

What's surprising little gem of a spot. Lots of great seating, super clean, with decent coffee…read more It's nice to find another spot to try out - my usual haunts are Handlebar, and Dune. But I may come here more often as well. Way to go Santa Barbara for another cool Spot

I really enjoyed this place…read more The brown sugar latte was delicious and the staff were nice. The sandwiches are yummy. I'm a little picky about my coffee spots, and I can definitely recommend this one.

This place still hits the spot. Portions are huge, the food is tasty and hot, and the meat is good…read morequality. They allow samples from the hot trays so feel free to ask if you want to try something. The food comes out quick and the service is prompt. It's the only Indian option in IV and it provides much needed variety to the area. I honestly forgot how satisfying this place is, especially during a cold night. This place is definitely more of a takeout joint but they do have a few tables. All in all, I will be remembering to come here again if I want some quick and tasty Indian takeout that is more affordable than any other option in the area.

I've been coming here for the last 8 years. I drive about 2 hours from LA just for the chicken…read morecurry, spicy coconut chicken, veggie rice, spinach, mango lassi, and garlic naan of course. This family owned restaurant is worth every mile and I can't wait to come back again. The owners are a sweet couple who make everything fresh from scratch daily. Very welcoming and delicious hearty meal! And they give samples!