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4.1 (14 reviews)
Open 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
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Huge king size bed with modern decor
Carol Y.

Ok now I have actually stayed at Pebble Beach Resorts I finally know what the fuzz is about, this place is insanely good!! I booked the resort plus two rounds of golf for our anniversary as my BF is a hard core golfer, and we couldn't have had a more memorable experience. We stayed at the new Fairway One complex - a must try BTW, as you know Pebble Beach is insanely expensive (even a non-ocean view standard room costs almost $1000/night!), I didn't want to go all out on our first visit so I booked a standard king room, but when we stepped into the room OMG!! We couldn't believe our eyes! The room was HUGE, smelled like brand new, with dual sink+soaking tub+walking-in shower in the bathroom, it even had his and her closet! The modern decor, fully stocked bar and a big fire place were all added bonuses! If we didn't get enough surprises a bottle of champagne and a card with our names on just totally blew our mind! We slept so soundly those two nights and wish we had more time there. The whole resort complex was very well maintained and service was outstanding - every staff there was friendly and helpful. Besides golfing at Pebble Beach you can also shop at those cute stores, enjoy the SPA and try one of the award winning restaurants. Regardless if you're there with families or significant others, a memorable experience is guaranteed at the Pebble Beach resorts. We will definitely be back.

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Yoko C.

OMG! This place is totally worth the paycheck I just spent. Haha, jk! I did enjoy it and being able to be here during the US Open was even better.

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It's a very calming and relaxing feel here and definitely a nice place to play a round of god although I haven't played golf here yet.

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Stilwell Hotel

Stilwell Hotel

4.3
(38 reviews)

Had a pleasant time staying 2 nights here at this boutique hotel with our pup. We got a king sized…read morebed room with a balcony and enjoyed our time. They've designed their hotel to look and feel like a little oasis. The intention was effective because it did feel like an enclosed paradise, quiet and pleasing to the eye. Our service during our drinks and pizza at their cafe and during breakfast time (included in our package) was excellent and staff were really friendly! Complimentary bubbles upon arrival which i love! Dog blankets outside. Good looking bathrooms. Aesthetically pleasing place. Robes and slippers in rooms. Luxurious sheets. My husband didn't love the bed but perhaps he just has a sensitive preference for his back. the rooms were swanky but small but we didn't mind it for 2 nights only. we spent a lot of time enjoying the nice weather outside. Walking distance to many places in downtown and parking at the hotel was included in pricing.

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.

Villa Mara

Villa Mara

4.9
(31 reviews)

Villa Mara is pure California luxury, and easily one of the nicest boutique hotels I've ever stayed…read moreat. Opened in 2022, it feels brand new yet already timeless, with design that's both elegant and warm. The rooms? Incredible. Heated bathroom floors (yes, heated floors), a complimentary snack bar and fridge stocked with goodies, a sleek Dyson hairdryer, and even a fancy bidet -- every detail has been thought through. Our patio looked out toward the ocean, and at night you could hear the waves. But the real star of the show is breakfast. The coffee is excellent, the quiches are light and flavorful, and the almond croissants... wow. Hands down the best croissants I've ever had. I would come back just for those. Service was top-notch from start to finish. The staff made us feel so welcome -- kind, attentive, and genuinely happy to help. Add in the location (just steps from the beach), and this place checks every single box. If you're looking for a Carmel getaway that blends luxury with charm, Villa Mara is it.

Villa Mara was an absolutely dream! Stayed 1 night with a friend for a girl's getaway. They text to…read morecheck in and get an idea of our arrival time and greeted us when we got there. Our room wasn't ready but they offered to hold our bags while we went out to lunch and guaranteed it would be ready by the time we got back. The room wasn't huge but had everything we needed for 1 night. You could tell they took a lot of time to ensure that the guests would be completely comfortable and have everything they need. They do offer a welcome drink that you can have upon arrival or whenever you'd like - we opted for the drink before we headed out to dinner and we were able to sit by the fireplace on a cozy couch. They offer cake to all guests at night in the lobby/bar area in addition to any of the snacks in the room. Breakfast was included although we were really excited about this other place in town. From what I saw the breakfast looked amazing! There's no parking lot, but there seemed to be plenty of places on the street. It is right in the middle of a neighborhood but a quick drive into Downtown Carmel!

Tickle Pink Inn

Tickle Pink Inn

4.6
(293 reviews)
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Pink of an Eye A…read moreluxury hotel located in the Carmel Highlands that offers exceptional service, amenities, and amazing views of the California coastline--but all at a price. Fortunately, we were lucky enough to be gifted a one-night stay here, and it was a superlative experience. The Good: * Terrific service at the front desk. * Complimentary bottle of champagne and box of chocolates in your room. * Daily local newspaper delivered to your door every morning. * Views are (almost) worth the price alone. * Might be the best hotel continental breakfast I've ever had, with freshly baked pastries. The croissants, in particular, were fantastic. * Built-in Chromecast on their TVs so you can cast your shows from your phone and aren't stuck watching shitty cable. * A short twenty-minute drive from Downtown Carmel-by-the-Sea, which has tons of restaurants including a few Michelin-recommended ones. * There is a restaurant (Pacific's Edge) located inside the adjoining Hyatt Highlands Hotel if you don't feel like going out. * If you book room 27, you'll get a visit from the legendary Gus the Seagull in the morning. :) * In-room fireplace for extra romance. * Bed was comfortable. * Wi-Fi was good. The Meh: * Motion sensor lights in the bathroom, which isn't ideal at night when you want to use the head without being blinded. You can turn them off, but I wasn't aware they were on until it was too late. 0_o * Be aware there are several properties in this location, so make sure you go to the right hotel. Ask me how we know. :) * Parking is a bit tight, but manageable. The Ugly: * The road up to the hotel(s) is a bit narrow and winding, so don't speed and take your time. * The prices of the rooms are way more than my cheap-ass wants to pay, as the starting rates go from $400/night and up depending on your room. Conclusion: Fantastic hotel to stay at if you're looking for a romantic getaway or just feel like splurging and living like the upper-crust--just bring your black card.

Intro: I found this hotel through Pinterest as it became…read morepopular on TikTok. After seeing the beautiful views each room had, I knew I had to convince my husband to book this hotel for our visit to Monterey/Carmel a few weeks ago in November. We booked an Ocean View Suite (Room 29) and while it was expensive, I think that it was well worth it! Their amenities, service, and little luxuries made our stay so special. Getting there: After spending the day in downtown Carmel, we made the drive up to the Carmel Highlands. The driveway is a bit steep and narrow, so be careful, especially if you're arriving at night. The lobby was easy and there was plenty of parking in the parking lot. The front desk checked us in and gave us a directory and map of the place. And upon arriving to our room, we were greeted with a chilled bottle of champagne, a rose, and fancy chocolates! So sweet! Room: Our room had a small living room with its own TV, a Good size closet with two other pillow options, a big bathroom with a tub and plenty of soft towels, and some amenities. And of course - Our bedroom! we had a large king size bed, two nightstands that had USB ports to charge your devices, and a sound machine. There is a bar, microwave, and small fridge, as well as some plates and silverware to eat any leftovers. They had a nice Nespresso machine complete with instructions, and some delicious tea options. My favorite part was the window seat with the amazing view of the ocean! The windows open which is nice to hear the seagulls yapping in the morning. My husband enjoyed their daily visit. We both enjoyed watching the sunrise and sunsets. Overall, it was pretty quiet, and felt very private. But early in the morning, we could hear a lot of furniture (?) being moved around. I'm not sure where it was coming from, but I assume it was the kitchen since they did have to prepare breakfast which started at 7:30. Just bring earplugs if you're sensitive to a lot of noise. Food: Breakfast was lovely! They had various teas, coffee, juices, freshly made mini egg, frittatas, bacon, pastries, yogurt, oatmeal, and bread. We enjoyed eating on the new glass deck. in the afternoon, they have their wine and cheese hour which is another lovely luxury of this hotel. I really enjoyed having a glass of wine while watching the sunset and spending time with my husband. They don't have a restaurant, but they have a small food menu and bring you something to eat during most of the day. there's also nearby restaurants less than a five minute walk from the inn. Pool: I enjoyed some time at the small pool. It's heated and it was quite warm and sunny, but felt amazing especially coming back to a cold New Jersey. Overall, I absolutely loved this place and would love to come back during the holidays or even the summer or anytime! They think of every detail, provide excellent service and little luxuries. Definitely recommend for a romantic getaway!

Pebble Beach Resorts - resorts - Updated July 2026

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