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    Balcony view from second floor near the lobby
    Michael S.

    Booked the Quail through Booking.com. It was an incredible stay and did not disappoint! Spacious, lots of greenery, away from the hustle and bustle in Monterey and Carmel by the Sea, gorgeous golf courses, heated pool, and lots of parking! Breakfast included? No, unfortunately. Rooms spacious? Yes! Ours didn't have a kitchenette or microwave, but it did have a fridge, balcony, and nice bathroom with a tub. Clean? Yes, nice and tidy. Free parking? Sorry, I don't recall. Have kids? Request for a room on ground level. As soon as we entered the room on the second floor, we received a call complaint that we were too noisy.. for walking around our room? Front desk isn't too bright as we JUST spoke with them AT the front desk and they knew my room number. Walked over, got in the room, received a call about those below complaining we were too noisy - no kidding. Told them we JUST got there and that was that. Avoid this annoyance and get a room on the first floor. TIPS. Leave your parking permit on your dashboard. They rent free electronic bikes (scooters?) to get around. Note the time they have FREE WINE in the lobby! Enjoy the heated pool if you have kids. Fire pits are lit at night - get your free s'mores at front desk and enjoy your snacks by the fire! ONE CON. Heading into the city? The left turn can be brutal as the main street can be quite busy at times. So just be mindful, patient, and take your time. Better late than not at all. Overall, we were very happy to have stayed at the Quail and have no regrets (besides the one complaint annoyance - but hey, that's people, am I right?). We were there to explore Monterey and Carmel by the Sea. We wanted space, quietness, privacy, and away from the busy traffic - this hotel location gave us precisely that and then some. Pricey? Yes. Worth it? Yes. Highly recommended for some R&R and a quick weekend getaway!

    Complimentary martinellis
    Clara C.

    I was here only for one night. Parking is free! The lobby does not have coffee, only in the early morning like 5 AM. They have hot water and tea though. The receptionist was nice during check in. They give free s'mores kits. There are campfires around the property. I had a relaxing night! Room: I had a room with two queens. It was very spacious! There was a separate shower and bathtub in the bathroom. There were black out curtains on the windows. I didn't realize there was a window on the ceiling until the sun shown down in the morning. Then I also noticed there were blinds to block out the sun on that too! The bed was so comfy. The blanket was so warm and seemed like down feather. They gave us two complimentary glass bottles of Martinelli's apple cider. Amenities: -Fitness center. I was here at night, so it was very dark. I only saw one small room with cardio equipment. No weights. -Spa. There was no water dispenser and no hair dryer. In the women's locker room, there were lockers, one shower, new bathrobes, one pair of slippers (that we saw), and fresh towels. The steam room was small but could fit at 4-5 people. -Pool. The pool is heated. I wish they had a jacuzzi! -Golf. I think they had a 9-hole course on the property, but I did not partake in this. -Golf shop/Golf club. This is a 10 minute walk from the lodge. You can rent and purchase equipment here. -Tennis/pickleball. Equipment is free to borrow. No shade for the pickleball court. One tennis court is covered in shade by itself. Not sure about lighting. No wind guards. -Restaurants. See website for hours. When I checked out around 11-12PM, the restaurant was closed.

    Covey grill
    Mona A.

    Stayed at Quail Lodge & Golf Club in Carmel and it was everything. My room had a little balcony, perfect for slow mornings with coffee or wine at night. The complimentary e-bikes were such a fun way to explore--I rode to Earthbound Farm for breakfast, sat outside with fresh pastries and sunshine, and took my time heading back. The afternoon wine and dessert hour was the perfect excuse to slow down and just enjoy. I ended up chatting with a couple who have been coming here for years and immediately got why. Everything feels effortless, from the staff to the peaceful surroundings. Whether you're here for golf, biking or just to unwind, it's the kind of place that makes you want to extend your stay. Downtown Carmel is close by and if you go, dinner at La Bicyclette or Casanova is a must. Already planning my next trip back.

    Putting green (one of 9)
    Brittany T.

    We had a really wonderful stay here for our anniversary weekend. We arrived a little before check in and were grateful they were able let us into our room early. These rooms are huge! It's almost like having your own little suite, complete with a little backyard patio area. There was also a full tub which is always appreciated since I love a good soak. Definitely more than just a nice place to rest our heads, this was a cozy place to call home for the weekend. We ventured off campus quite a bit but there was also lots to do here onsite, including a nice restaurant (reviewed separately), putting holes and complimentary putters, sipping hour from 3-4 and (my favorite) fire pits and complimentary s'mores kits! This was such a cute idea and just made the trip even more memorable than your typical hotel stay. Neither my husband nor I are golfers but we had fun practicing. It was also nice that the hotel was dog friendly so we could bring our dog with us around the property and there was plenty of grassy area for her. While I didn't make use of the fitness center, my husband appreciated that the pool was heated for his swims. The fitness center is modest (three rooms: one of cardio with a few treadmills, one for strength training with some dumbbells and a small rack, and one for yoga/stretching) but there is plenty here for everyone. Overall, I would absolutely stay here again and will recommend it for anyone else visiting Carmel!

    Outdoor Fire place on site
    Willie D.

    This was 5 star all around from the front desk, bar and grill can't wait to go back again.

    Hole 5 Signature hole par 3
    Eddie S.

    This is a great golf course! Staff is really friendly and helpful. Driving range and practice area is first class and has everything you need and more. Course is manicured perfectly. Tee boxes, fairways, greens and rough are in excellent condition. The course layout is extremely fun. The greens are fast but not gimicky at all. Restaurant is really good for golf course food standards. All around this is a wonderful golf experience. I highly recommend giving this spot a try if you haven't already. One of the best and most underrated golf courses in Monterey County.

    cute lights
    Nancy H.

    This could have been 5 stars except for the horrible service and noise, especially for $800/night. So incredibly beautiful! I enjoyed our (almost) relaxing stay here. I wish we stayed here longer rather than just an overnight stop before heading down the PCH to SoCal (btw the PCH is actually closed - double-check before you go because there isn't really any signage about it for awhile). Ambiance/Location: The lodge is located away from downtown Carmel, so you will need to drive into town. That said, this place is so peaceful because it's nestled away from the hustle and bustle. I felt instantly relaxed here with it's green golf fields and twinkling lights. Noise: Even though the ambiance/room was nice, there were people golfing with kids right outside of our room. There's not much privacy as people can look directly into your room from outside and from adjacent rooms. The noise level was quite high until sunset. Then in the morning, the grounds people started tending to the landscape quite early. We couldn't really enjoy our sleep or the view while the mowing, spraying, and equipment dragging was happening right outside, as lovely as the view was. Customer Service: This was the biggest let down. We pulled up to the lodge valet and waited for 5-10 minutes. No one was there to greet us. There's also no sign directing you where to go. My SO had to try the entrances to go inside. They don't really tell you much about the perks of your booking. The worst part of our experience was the check out. We dropped by the lobby to take a quick look before leaving. The front desk people did not greet us when we came in (actually turned away, moved to the other side of the reception desk). This didn't bother me much because the place is prettily decorated. However, when we came up to the reception desk to return our keys, the girl ignored us, then picked up the phone and continued to ignore us. Finally, we had to call out to her. She turned to look at us, but didn't acknowledge us. We asked if we could drop off out keys with her because we've already left out room/about to leave. Perhaps she wasn't a morning person, because she seemed really annoyed at us, and told us to put our keys back in the room before turning away. Up to this point, I would have still given the place a 4/5 stars, even with all the constructions and lack of amenities, but this really soured our experience. I would have bought the some Molton Brown products here, but there wasn't even an opportunity to. Note: We didn't get to walk around much because our stay was short and everything was closed. I would like to stay here again for longer to enjoy the experience, but am hesitant due to the service we received. The restaurant was also closed. Maybe we will sty somewhere else in this area to enjoy the views.

    Kristen K.

    This hotel is beautiful. Their grounds are beautiful. All the people at the front desk are so helpful and friendly. There is a restaurant on site, a pool, and a workout facility. Our room with two beds was HUGE! we didn't expect the room to be as big as it was with vaulted ceilings. I honestly didn't want to leave this hotel. There is a Mexican restaurant close by that had amazing Mexican food as well. STAY HERE. It is a must!

    The view from our seats at Covey Grill
    Michaela R.

    I recently had the pleasure of spending a romantic weekend at the Quail Lodge and Golf Club, and it surpassed all expectations! We stayed in a Junior King Suite and it was probably one of the nicest "hotel" rooms i've ever stayed in! In terms of accommodations, anything we could have needed was provided at Quail Lodge (hello, heated bathroom floors lol); on top of that, we were gifted with a complimentary bottle of pinot noir and a box of some of the best chocolates I have tasted in a long time :) We ate breakfast at Covey Grill on Sunday morning. Our service was excellent. The food came out quickly and was delicious (he had the french toast, I had scrambled eggs and bacon). I don't usually enjoy eating outside, but dining on the deck next to the water was sublime! The grounds are a thing of beauty.... if you stay here take the time to walk around and appreciate the variety of the foliage and care that is taken to keep everything looking pristine. We didn't have time to stop and play the 9 hole course, but it would be fun to try out next time (I believe they said it's free and they can provide clubs and balls). Overall, the lodge was very quiet. Parking was easy. The staff here was friendly and attentive. It's a quick 10-15 min. drive to downtown Carmel. If you don't want to go downtown, there's a cute little dining/shopping center within walking distance of Quail Lodge. We could hear live music on Saturday night! I would stay here again in a heartbeat (this time we would play golf) and would recommend Quail Lodge to anyone visiting the Carmel Valley.

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    Only place we stay at in Carmel. I love that it's not right in the touristy area but still close enough. Family friendly and cozy.

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    The beds here are terrible, pillows were totally old. You will not get a good night's sleep.

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    Lovely accommodations, great service and terrific golf course. Covey Grill was yummy !!

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    Villa Mara

    (33 reviews)

    Love, love, love this beautiful boutique hotel in Carmel-by-the-Sea!…read more Villa Mara is a gorgeous boutique hotel tucked away in a quiet seaside neighborhood. It blends so naturally into its surroundings that we actually drove right past it the first time. I imagine the town has strict design guidelines to preserve the charm of the area. We stayed here for the first night of our Big Sur vacation, and it was beautiful. When we arrived, we were greeted by a gentleman who escorted us to our room. He appeared to be handling everything himself that evening, yet every interaction was warm and welcoming. His hospitality made us feel genuinely cared for throughout our stay. Our room didn't have a microwave, which honestly suited the elegant aesthetic of the room. However, at night we needed to warm our 17-year-old Yorkie daughter's heating pad for about 30 seconds before bedtime, since she's a senior and warming her tummy helps her sleep comfortably. He happily heated it for us each night. We also needed to keep her food frozen, but the room refrigerator didn't have a freezer compartment. When we asked, he kindly offered to store it in their large commercial freezer in the kitchen. Because this is not a large, impersonal hotel, the warmth and personal touches made our stay especially comfortable and memorable. The service was so attentive that it felt less like staying at a hotel and more like being welcomed into a friend's home. In the evenings, guests were treated to complimentary slices of cake in the lobby along with a glass of wine. Our room had a lovely private terrace, and at night, when we opened the window, we could hear the rhythmic sound of the waves crashing as if the ocean were right next to us. It felt almost magical, and we fell asleep with the window slightly open, listening to the surf. The bed was very comfortable, and the TV was great--it had everything we needed. I especially appreciated the Japanese-made air conditioner, which made it easy to adjust the room to the perfect temperature. I was also impressed by the beautiful Waterworks shower in the bathroom--it was exquisite. Every corner of the hotel reflected impeccable taste and thoughtful attention to detail. Another thing that stood out to me was the scent of the hotel. When I first walked into the lobby, I noticed a beautiful fragrance that I believe came from L.A. Lab candles. It instantly created a luxurious atmosphere, and that same refined sense of style extended to the soaps and bathroom amenities as well. Honestly, we wished we could have stayed longer. On our second night we stayed at Alila Ventana, but next time we visit Big Sur, we'll spend both nights at Villa Mara instead. Finally, I accidentally left my white Japanese hair dryer in the room. When I called the next day, a staff member who hadn't been there during our stay immediately knew what I was talking about and kindly offered to ship it back to me. Less than a week later, it arrived safely at my home- thank you!

    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.

    Stilwell Hotel

    Stilwell Hotel

    (40 reviews)

    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.

    Mission Ranch - Outside on the patio (with candles and heat lamps)

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    Lotte is a rock star in the managing of restaurants!…read more The Sunday buffet is excellent and well presented!! There are enough servers making sure things are covered. I'm a one plate guy and the staff was explaining that I could get more. LOL...Now thats funny! The views are great and very chilled. Great place for a Sunday breakfast.

    Extremely disappointing experience at Mission Ranch…read more We were genuinely looking forward to eating at Mission Ranch while visiting Carmel, but the way we were treated completely ruined the experience. We arrived with our child and were told the wait would be about an hour and a half. We understood that the restaurant was busy, so we decided to wait. Two hours later, we still hadn't been seated. What made the situation especially frustrating was watching the woman at the front seat people who had arrived after us, while repeatedly seeming to look us over and pass us by. After waiting well beyond the time we'd been quoted, with no meaningful explanation or acknowledgment, we'd had enough. We left. A long wait at a popular restaurant is understandable. What isn't understandable is giving guests a 90-minute estimate, leaving them waiting for two hours, seating later arrivals ahead of them, and failing to communicate what is happening. For a place with Mission Ranch's reputation, location, and prices, I expected a much higher level of hospitality and professionalism. Instead, we walked away feeling ignored and unwelcome. We never even got the opportunity to find out whether the food was good, because the front-of-house experience was bad enough that we weren't willing to give them any more of our time. Two hours wasted in Carmel. There are far too many wonderful restaurants in the area to spend an evening waiting around somewhere that doesn't seem particularly concerned whether you're there or not.

    Carmel Mission Inn - Lobby feels like a living room

    Carmel Mission Inn

    (693 reviews)

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    I had such an outstanding experience thanks to Mary M, and I felt compelled to share it. From the…read moremoment I spoke to her, her level of professionalism, attentiveness, and genuine care truly stood out. What impressed me most was how she handled everything with both efficiency and warmth. Exceptional customer service like this makes all the difference. Carmel is a special place for us and experiences like this is what continues to bring us back. This time it's largely because of the experience this manager created. Highly recommend!

    For the price point in this area, Carmel Mission Inn is decent. But considering the price overall,…read morethe experience was still pretty underwhelming. Everything in Carmel is expensive, including lodging. This is one of the more affordable options for anyone looking to stay. This place also drew me in being that it's also very dog friendly ($100 fee per pet per stay). Also nice amenities - pool, spa, gym. The location of the hotel is good, right off the 1 Highway, just a few steps away from a gas station. There are some restaurants in the neighboring plaza (the hotel has their own restaurant as well, Sheerwater Tavern). And there is a plaza across the street that will have basically everything you need - grocery store, CVS, etc. Front desk service is mediocre at best. Staff are not very welcoming, but they're nice and get the job done. My hotel room was on the first floor and faced the parking lot. The good thing was being able to park right in front of our room (first come, first serve). Negative side was not enough natural lighting and hearing the sound of cars directly in the parking lot. The walls are very THIN. You can hear people's conversations in the next room over, and even worse, I was woken up in the middle of the night to a baby crying incessantly. I was slowly slipping into madness debating whether or not I should bang on their wall. Thankfully, the heater in the room was loud enough to muffle the sounds and helped me finally go back to sleep. The interior itself is decent, with nice modern decor. Cleaning could be better, as there was visible dust in certain areas. I like that the water is generously hot, however the shower water pressure is very weak. Overall, I felt pretty indifferent about my experience here. I've stayed at many other places where the experience was much more memorable. If I ever found myself back in Carmel, not sure if I'd stay here again.

    The Quail - hotels - Updated October 2026

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