This is suchba clean and gorgeous plaza with little shops to check out! There's extensive…read moresuperchargers available too.

This is a small shopping center but great stores there! I hadn't been there in a while and I was so…read moresurprised to see free people there and Anthropologie! There is a variety of stores from high end and your typical stores you see at the mall. Also there are food options to grab and go or sit down at a restaurant!

Yet again another Electrify America station with a broken charger. Day after day the infrastructure…read moreprovided by EA for EVs gets worse, not better. Charger unavailable, charging errors, reduced power output are now the norm for this company. With chargers out, the lines get long as well. Call customer service and wait on hold. Sometimes they can help- sometimes not. It's a terrible business model with no hope in sight.

This station has been down as much as it has been upas been up and running. It has fast charging,…read morebut it just doesnt charge.

They have our favorite stationary store. We try and stop by anytime we go to Carmel on vacation.read more

One thing about going to a new city is how you imagine an area in your mind's eye, sometimes…read moredoesn't match the reality. Knowing that this outdoor shopping center was 3 stories and had over 30 stores, I expected the area around it to be like a city center, with heavy foot and car traffic, lots of noise, and business advertisement. Instead, I wasn't sure if we were in the right place, because the neighborhood looked residential. The city planners/architects did a really nice job to implement this intention. The shopping center first opened in 1960, as an open-air courtyard style with a luxury department store, unheard of at the time for a town that small. Throughout the years, it hosted a major department store chain (Saks Fifth Avenue) as well. Now, in keeping with Carmel's intention to not have any national brand retail in it's city limits, the majority of stores/restaurants at this mall are local (though there are exceptions like Tiffany & Co, Anthropologie, and Brunello Cuccinelli). We got lucky and found free street a block from the center. Even on a Monday late morning, it was quite busy with tourists and locals alike hanging out in the main courtyard. A really nice feature was the large outdoor gas firepit that people were using to keep warm. We had come for a particular restaurant, but were informed that they were closed for the day for a private event (no signs or mention on their website)...I guess that's how this particular business rolls.

This Tesla Supercharger station is conveniently placed in the parking lot of this Big Box mall…read moreright where Seaside and Sand City merge to meet the Monterey Bay sand dunes. There are 12 250KW Tesla Superchargers here (1 of them Van accessible) and also 4 Charge Point chargers on 2 shared towers for the other EVs out there. Convenient because you can grab some grub at the Bagel Bakery, Chipotle, Habit Burgers, Five Guys, Panera or the choices around the parking lot, or shop at Target, Ross, CVS, Ulta Beauty, Lucky's, GameStop or other stores around the same parking lot. Chargers price per KW varies depending on time of day, but at 4pm on a Sunday it was $0.35/KW. Like most high traffic supercharging locations, they default to charging up to 80%, but you can change that to 100% if you need to, and if you have a newer Model 3 Tesla with an LFP battery. I preconditioned my Battery about 2 miles while routing here on my navigate screen ( warm up the battery for faster charging) and I got 100 miles added in a Jiffy, almost faster than I could write this review and post photos! Cost? $7.35 total! That would have cost about $18 for 4 gallons of premium at Costco gas with my old Honda Accord V6. Elon's politics may not be cool, but the tech and cars are pretty cool! And this charging station is convenient!

12 stall charging station conveniently located in a shopping and dining area with a Target, Ross,…read moreStarbucks, Game Stop, Ulta beauty, Chipotle, Panera Bread and more. This charging station is about 15 min from the wharf and Cannery Row (with Monterey Bay Aquarium). Area is clean and not overly busy. Fast charging with initial speeds of 190kW. Feels safe and seems to have plenty of lights around for when it gets dark.

Had breakfast in the hotel and our server Plu was attentive, personable, and friendly. Overall…read moregreat experience.

Our first visit to this pet-friendly resort was fun, memorable, and AMAZING! My family and I truly…read moreenjoyed every aspect of our stay. The restaurant, gym, lobby, reading room, computers, and comfortable sofas in the lobby, among other amenities. The only negative was the very noisy AC unit installed in our hotel room. The noise was so intense that I personally struggled to sleep at night and ended up watching TV instead of sleeping. My wife had to sleep with earplugs because of the noise. We didn't complain to hotel management and just did our best to deal with the noise. Without the AC on at night, the room felt too stuffy for us. Aside from that issue, everything else was perfect. Every single employee we interacted with was friendly, hardworking, helpful, and respectful. We will DEFINITELY return to this resort when, God willing, we come back next summer for our annual visit.

Enjoyed our experience here on a short Father's Day weekend getaway…read more Was greeted with wine and rubber duckies for the little ones. Also got free cookies and wine in our room. The room was spacious, we added a roller bed and BabyQuip crib. Signed up for the little rancher and was super cute. The kids got to feed the goats, per sheep, alpaca, donkeys and mini horses. Did breakfast buffet daily, as we had credit. We also went to the pool, and the kids loved it. Walked around the golf course and saw some deers. There was a wedding so it was kind of loud. Wished the in room dining had more food. All in all, good experience here.

My husband booked this place for the family with good intentions but missed a few details that I'd…read morelike to share in the hopes someone else may be reading reviews for this place. Location: beautiful breathtaking views tucked away in a mountain valley, it is a perfect spot to get away from the hustle and bustle from city noise pollution and high populations. Customer service: there are only 1-2 check in desks, where they spend about 10-20 minutes with each customer explaining the property amenities, location of room, events, etc. when you've been traveling all day, every minute feels like a lifetime. Restaurant: there is only one full service, sit in restaurant that gets booked very fast especially for dinner. Plan ahead and make a reservation in advance for every night you plan to stay on campus and eat there, otherwise, expect to wait until 8 pm or drive to the nearby restaurants which include a Subway, pizza joint, or a small Vietnamese restaurant. Earthbound Organic Farm is a great alternative option for a small breakfast or lunch bites. There is another Mexican restaurant nearby. Clientele in the mornings consist of rowdy children and their inconsiderate parents. I recommend asking to be seated outside if you have well mannered children and want to eat in peace. Rooms: mediocre clean. For being a Hyatt affiliated hotel, I had higher expectations, rooms are carpeted with wooden floors and heavy rugs. This resort is pet friendly so if you have someone in the family that suffers from allergies or has a very sensitive nose, this is not the best place to stay. As most Californian hotels that have carpeting, you can smell odors in the carpeting and linen. When things got hot and humid in our room, I got a nice whiff of dog. Basically any pet friendly hotel means that your linens will be washed with dog poo or other animal fluids. Rooms are only dusted at eye level but if you're someone that is concerned about dust mites, be prepared to get a showering of dust mites on bed, where the headboards reach 6' high and hold lots of lovely layers of dust. Coffee pot is sad and comparable to a motel 6 version with blah coffee, and lastly the beds are super firm with no ability to adjust (like other Hyatt holidays offer), and pillows are huge and uncomfortable. Foam alternative is slightly softer but still too high for a back sleeper or stomach sleeper. Bathroom: limited. They do provide tiny handwashing bars of soap made of lavender, and provide a tiny sample sac of lavender salt to use in tub but for those with allergies, best to request an alternative if any. Shower corners contain black mold. Refrigerators: our room had a tiny refrigerator that could hardly fit anything and doesn't cool sufficiently so for those moms packing extra healthy snacks for your kids, consider your fridge useless. All the strawberries, yogurts and hummus we purchased made it straight to the trash. Room patio: dirty and useless. There was a couple of upholstered seats and one table on our patio that could not be enjoyed as they were filled with dirt, dust and leaves. Would I stay here again? No - due to the pet issue for me. Most Californians love their pets and don't mind staying in places that wreak of dog butts that they've habituated to. Like I said, my husband had good intentions but there were too many issues that made it undesirable for me.

Not really a golf player, but I can see why this resort would lend well to golf players. This venue…read morestrikes me as a getaway / staycation resort for the "still young and active". It seems perfect for someone who wants to stay in a solid hotel with easy access to the course. It includes a spa (didn't try), tennis+pickleball, and the requisite restaurant and clubhouse. Staff here are super friendly, food is solid, and as an avid pickle and tennis player myself, I loved having the courts nearby. The gym is also pretty good compared to other hotel gyms. If I were to pick up golf and play regularly, I would probably come for a quick weekend golf trip.

4/15/26 -I would give this hotel a 0 if I could. We checked in at 4pm, the room was in the "E"…read morebuilding with a bottom floor room facing the pool. First walking in the room, we noticed a weird smell and the bathroom smelled like somebody had just used it . The carpet in the bedroom is old and dirty looking. The bathroom shower and bathroom share one combined floor so when you use the shower, the entire floor gets soaked. I had to use up all the towels to soak up the water on the floor so we didn't slip and fall. When you flush the toilet it sounds like a hurricane. If you plan on using the bathroom during the night, be prepared to wake up everyone. You can also hear the toilet flushing in any room near yours. Also, there's no sink countertop, it's a stand alone sink so there's no place to put your stuff and get ready. You can hear the people in the next room like they are sitting in your room. The door to get into the building did not latch close on its own so anyone could walk into the building. Also when you check in, they charge an additional $20 parking fee, a $35 recreational fee and a refundable $50 fee. This was on top of the $369 cost of the room. I almost forgot I was awakened in the middle of the night to several people in the hallway, saying there was somebody running down our hallway and had just went up the stairs. This was probably because the building doors didn't latch like I mentioned above. For this price, I suggest you shop around and a smaller, cleaner, quieter, and newer hotel. This was a big disappointment for a Hyatt hotel, and not up to their standards.

There are six 150 kW chargers here, of which two were already used by the dealer charging their…read morecars all protected in black fabric. The charging cable length was really short and rather taut, so back in all the way. There's a nice waiting area on the side of the building with a keurig, snacks, and bathroom. Staff was kind of gruff, it's annoying the dealer hogs up their own chargers they offer as a paid service (pretty sure they were not actively charging as they were there over an hour), and the chargers across the street are the faster 250 kW and have 12, so I recommend going to the other one.

I visited here to charge my CT and discovered all 6 charging stations occupied by dealership cars…read more They have limited parking so they use the superchargers to park they're vehicles. I inquired about using them and the service representative said sure. After waiting for about 20 minutes I checked if the cars were even charging, they weren't. The Tesla Representative could of indicated this to me when I pulled in. My CT being on 10% and first time in the area using chargers. Just wow, unbelievable service center, aloof, rude and just not helpful. DEI hires, go figure. Recommend going to near by Target charging stations. The wastoids at the service center abuse those chargers by camping them.