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    Skyhouse Project

    4.7 (6 reviews)
    Open • 8:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    Really nice people, very beautiful house and surroundings. The music room was a lot of fun. Would definitely recommend.

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    Bailey Property Management - Walking on the beach right down the street from the vacation rental in Aptos.

    Bailey Property Management

    (77 reviews)

    We just stayed with Bailey Vacation rentals in Rio Del Mar. Their simply the best. Lisa in the…read moreoffice really took care of us. The place was clean and ready. Great location. They have great recommendations on places to eat just really great service.

    This has been the worst experience I've had moving into a house in Santa Cruz in my 24 years of…read moreliving in this town. Beware of this company, they do not take care of their tenants, or do their job, which in it's most basic form would be to make sure the house is ready to be moved into on the agreed upon move-in date. I feel like I've been fighting with property management since the day I moved in a month ago, and it will probably take another month of back and forth ridiculous communication before I get all the things I paid $11k for to be done before the agreed upon move-in date. Here is a list of things I've dealt with, I am leaving them here so that others know what to look out for. The entire house was filthy on move in day, had not been professional cleaned for a move-in. It still has not, over a month later, partially due to them not getting communication right with the cleaners they finally sent, partially due to me being busy and out of town and not having the time to deal with it. They did illegally send cleaners into my home without my permission while I was on a trip, and still not clean. The landlord had agreed to moved out a bunch of his old furniture to make space for my stuff, and half of what was agreed upon to get moved was still in the house on Nov 1st. I moved it to the deck, for him to come and get, then told property management to get a tarp to cover it, so it would not get rained on. They never took care of the tarp, so it did rain on the furniture, one night I had to dragged mattresses into the house by myself. I went out and bought a trap the next day and they are now refusing to reimburse me for the tarp. The house was advertised with a hot tub, and it is broken, come to find out it has not been turned on for 2 years, which PM did not know, but the landlord did know. They put in the lease, that if the hot tub breaks down while I'm here they would not replace, but that was based on the fact that it worked to begin with. Then they said they would take $50 off the rent for each month the hot tub is not working, and when it came time to deduct that from rent they said "that is only if we can't get the hot tub working at all." (They are currently trying to get it working - so fingers crossed the can deliver on something they promised up front). The hot tub cover that was left behind, and the condition was disgusting, they said it was ready to use, though it is covered in black mold, slugs, and water is soooo dirty. There has been a dead rat under the house with rat droppings for this entire first month, and the landlord has stuffed old boogie boards on top of it twice, despite my request to take away the boards, which are mostly garbage. They left several large pieces of furniture for me to "deal with" after saying the landlord would be happy to take anything away I did not want to keep. cupboard drawers broken, closet floors need a carpenter to fix random floor boards, shower drain clogged. I am not going to get detailed about everything that has been out of integrity, but I'll close by saying, if you do rent a house from this PM be sure to go there a few days before your move in date and make sure you are getting your moneys worth and that the place is actually ready to move into. I like the house and the location, and I'm a really easy going person and fantastic tenant - worked with Portola PM for 13 years, no issues - so it's really been unfortunate to have this completely unnecessary experience, because it's tainted my view of the house, and left me questioning keeping it. My hope is that I can get everything worked out in my second month here and stay. And hopefully get to a place where I can stop communicating with PM about the house, they have been frustrating and terrible communicators. We shall see.....

    Brookdale Lodge - Broken doors and dirty towels less than 30 seconds on entering

    Brookdale Lodge

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    When the Brookdale Lodge renovations are complete, this is going to be an incredible experience…read more I first visited years ago before renovations began. The great Brook Room, is incredible-With different levels, quirky design, an actual mermaid room that I hear will still be operating when renovations are complete-I have few words to describe the enormity and beauty of it. The space has an energy to it, and both times that I was fortunate enough to take a tour, when I left I felt something like nostalgia... I can't wait to see it when it's completed! My recent visit was prompted after learning that it is under new ownership and is being fully renovated/restored. The people orchestrating this are doing an incredible job and it looks like it could be a main attraction for this side of the Bay Area/Santa Cruz. This river that runs through the Brook Room, is where a young girl tragically drowned and is said to haunt the lodge. The crew told me that they are keeping her room as it is in her honor There are allegedly several ghosts that over the years people have encountered. I had the honor of speaking with the crew working on renovations, and they all had stories of their own experiences. There are also elaborate secret tunnels that were used by celebrities and during prohibition! Al Capone, Marilyn Monroe, James Dean, Henry Ford and Herbert Hoover, Joan Crawford, Hedy Lamar, and many other historical figures and celebrities dined here in its prime. The bar has already been completely restored and is equipped with a sound stage for live performances-And just outside a cute outdoor patio next to the river, which includes the allegedly haunted well... The hotel that is fully renovated is just outside of the main building. I didn't view the rooms, but trust me-It is a huge difference than it was before renovations when I visited years ago. I hear that they are planning to complete the full renovations in 2027, and have the entire space open for business. I can tell you I'll be one of the first visitors:)

    WARNING: Unsanitary! This hotel does NOT have full mattress encasements to protect the mattress…read morefrom bedbugs, bodily fluids, spills, or allergens. There is a thin fabric top mattress protector instead of the industry standard six-sided zippered mattress encasement. Room 223 and room 114 have stains on both sides of the mattresses. Make sure you thoroughly inspect your bed as soon as you check-in. These mattresses are a straight up health risk. BYOB! (Bring your own bedding) The service of the staff is wonderful. Every employee I interacted with was incredibly kind, well intentioned, and friendly. The location is breathtaking, the onsite amenities (gift shop, bar, live music, diner) are a nice perk. However, the experience was completely ruined by cheap management. The front desk is not open 24 hours, with no front desk hours posted on the website. I wanted to complain at check-out, but nobody was there at 7am. The hotel will charge you $5 for any unreturned keys. They are not even custom keys with the hotel name, they are generic keycards that cost $0.25 each. I know this because I found the exact keys and keycard envelopes they use on Amazon. I truly think they don't use any hotel supplier companies for anything. The housekeepers are clearly given too many rooms to turnover. When you first walk into the room, things look clean at first glance. However, there are small details that would be easily addressed by a housekeeper with enough time to clean, or a housekeeping manager to inspect the rooms prior to check-in. Empty body wash and shampoo bottles, stains and handprints all over the walls, dead bugs in every corner, cobwebs, sticky floors and countertops, stained sheets, stained mattresses, ripped comforter, food crumbs left in sofa bed. Each room was clearly rushed to get ready with the bare minimum requirements for a turnover being met. Considering every single pillow case and sheet had a stain on it, it's reasonable to suspect that improper detergent is being used. Hotel bedding needs heavy duty industrial-grade detergent, not the typical soaps you would use at home. Experienced travelers will notice a lack of that classic "hotel smell" that's a result of the cleaning solutions used. The most important thing management cheaped out on, and THE MOST DISGUSTING part of this place, is that this is the ONLY hotel I have ever seen without a proper mattress protector. Thats right, any bodily fluids, bed bugs, mites, lice, fleas, pet dander, biohazards, etc can get right into the mattress you are sleeping directly on top of. Oh, and per the policy on their website, there are NO refunds once you check-in! The poor staff was essentially helpless and unempowered. They really wanted to make things right but had no way of doing so other than offering another set of sheets and a different room, which unfortunately had the same issue. The ADA lift up the stairs in the middle of the property is broken. I watched multiple senior citizens and disabled guests struggle to operate it, only for an employee to inform them it is broken and non-operational. There is not even an out of order sign on it. A wheelchair user was forced to go all the way around the property to get to his room. I felt bad for everyone staying here. Worst of all, and truly the most inefficient, regretful decision a hotel manager can make, is that any discounts or refunds must be individually approved by management. That is penny pinching to the extreme. You should trust and empower your employees to take care of the guest. If you are worried about employees comping too much or comping when unnecessary, give them a guide or some training! Leaving issues unresolved until management can give a thumbs up just results in angry customers and low ratings. Shame on you for not trusting your hardworking staff. Management, do better. Your decisions are an insult to the hotel industry and hospitality staff. Go manage a Super 8 if you want to be that cheap, and leave this beloved historic lodge to an expert.

    Sand Rock Farm Bed and Breakfast

    Sand Rock Farm Bed and Breakfast

    (107 reviews)

    I was a bridesmaid in a wedding here and wow, I was blown away by the level of service-- I was…read moreoffered assistance without asking more than once throughout the wedding day, and every staff member I interacted with went above and beyond to help, from the owners to the bed-and-breakfast chef to the dinner servers. The bartenders were also extremely professional and gracious throughout the evening. The venue itself is gorgeous and has multiple areas that are romantic or charming, and the accommodations make for a truly unique experience; I've seen quite a few venues as a former wedding photographer and this was an outstanding experience.

    Simply wonderful. Beautiful setting, gorgeously maintained. Rustic yet clearly cared for with love,…read morehard work, and dedication. The grounds are beautiful, whether you just look out from the stately house, or if you wander on some of the trails -- maybe set for a spell on a bench. If you're looking to exhale and then breathe in amazing nature, you have found the place! The room is very comfortable, too. Our bathroom was plenty big and roomy. Loved the big bath (whirlpool, if you like). The 'full breakfast' is fantastic. Jen is a wonderful baker (a breakfast bread pudding one day; mini churros another day), and each morning we had a varied and hearty breakfast that was delicious and well-balanced. The house itself is big and inviting with hip old timey jazz pipedor more modern-day chanteuses gently piped in. Enclosed porch for reading or just relaxing. Our room had a private porch, too. So much here. So many ways to really unwind. Walking around the grounds is inspiring. I ran into Derek a time or two who was relaxed but busy on the many projects that keep him focused here. The whole place looks perfect for a wedding, or a family gathering, or even a business get-away. Or, of course, just a simple, lowkey retreat. Lovely hidden (but easy to find) gem. Can't wait to return.

    Fern River Resort

    Fern River Resort

    (157 reviews)

    Stayed a few nights in Cabin 9 and never had an unpleasant moment. Location is great, the cabins…read moreare quaint and comfortable, and the grounds are well-kept. Check-in was easy, the resort is quiet and restful. Practically in the state park, easy walk down to the river. A little slice of heaven, we'll definitely return. Every cabin gets a private patio with Adirondack chairs WiFi was spotty, bring a book T.V. Was limited, bring a puzzle or games Kitchen has fridge, microwave and stove/oven. Drip coffee maker, toaster. Plates, bowls, coffee mugs, glasses, silverware, pots and pans. Salt and pepper. You're not making dinner but you can definitely reheat some leftovers.

    Felton is stunning--majestic redwoods, peaceful river vibes... or so we thought. Unfortunately, the…read moreproperty owner had other plans. We arrived Mother's Day weekend hoping for serenity and got a front-row seat to her personal 40th birthday rave. The main river access? Taped off for her party from Friday to Sunday. The peaceful sounds of nature? Drowned out by a DJ and enough bass to rattle the trees from 5-9pm on Saturday. Other guests looked just as confused as we were. Things really peaked when our assigned parking spot was taken by a party guest after we came back from dinner, and the "emergency" contact basically said, "Good luck--there's a party going on." Nobody in the office, of course. The cabins themselves? Think sad summer camp meets thrift store chic--hot, musty, and uncomfortable, with a creaky bed and WiFi that gave up faster than we did. The location has so much potential, but, unfortunately is neglected by an owner who doesn't care about you or your stay. In fact, she passed by my family a few times and did not appear to be friendly. If you're looking for peace and nature, this place might deliver--just not when the owner's throwing herself a bash like it's Coachella.

    Lost Emu Farms - Tangerine, one of our grazers and most cuddly tour guide for our goat experiences.

    Lost Emu Farms

    (8 reviews)

    The goats have moved on to greener pastures and I'm ecstatic with the results! There is not a…read moresingle square inch of green less than 6 feet off the ground anywhere. We thought this would take a week but it took 3 days - those goats take their work seriously. The good: -Billie and the goats and dogs (and emu) are all delightful. Billie was extremely accommodating and hard working. The goats and dogs are absolute sweethearts and all come running when they see you for pets. -Poison oak is now extinct on my property. -The ground is fertilized and there is nothing to clean up other than sticks. The bad: -Noise. The "baaa"-ing was one thing, but the guard dogs were pretty brutal through the night. We had some coyotes hanging around so there was lots of barking. So that's it, thanks for following. I'm really happy to finally be able to present this and I'm actively brainstorming on how we can get a goat co-op going in our neighborhood.

    Lost Emu Farms run by Billie was one of the best decisions we had made. She came out to the…read moreproperty promptly on time to meet with us for an estimate. Her assessment was spot on and we decided to go with her services. She was kind, compassionate, extremely thorough and just plain fun to be around. The result of her services left our property so much safer and useable. We are so grateful for Billie and will have to have her back sooner than later! Thank you again!!! To anyone in the market for her services, we have recommended her to all of our close friends, if appropriate for your needs, you will be beyond satisfied! Best value ever!!!

    The Sequoia Retreat Center

    The Sequoia Retreat Center

    (77 reviews)

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    The absolute most beautiful wedding venue - it is stunning, serene, and feels like you're tucked…read moreaway in the forest. I can't emphasize how many endless compliments we got on how gorgeous and unique the Sequoia is (especially the ceremony space surrounded by redwoods, and the cocktail hour deck with an amazing view of the forest) Diane, the owner, is so lovely, responsive/communicative, and accommodating. I was worried about having a secure place to store my jewelry- she got a safe just for us to use! I realized the morning of the wedding that I hadn't assembled our fujifilm cameras - she immediately stepped in to help. The venue is very customizable - it's BYOB (though FYI about wine/beer only policy- we served spritzes and sangria as our signature drinks), you can choose your own caterer, and we were able to save on florals because the venue is so pretty, it doesn't need any dressing up. We initially debated venues solely because the Sequoia was farther away for our guests -- but we kept coming back to the Sequoia, and I am so so glad we did. We would pick it again in a heartbeat!

    I'm a wedding planner and I work with Sequoia retreat a lot. The staff there are beyond top notch…read more The dedication and care they show to their couples and vendors is so rare and meaningful. Whenever we have the privilege to work at this property I already know it will be a dream experience. If you want to find a venue that truly cares about you and creating a meaningful experience for you and your guests this is the spot. It's tucked away amongst noble giants offerings stunning views from their deck. The owners really go above and beyond. When faced with any type of situation they meet it head on and provide an atmosphere for vendors to collaborate and create magic together.

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