RED ROOF INN & SUITES MONTEREY, Monterey – A Smart Stay in the City

The hotel rooms, with a fireplace, comfortable king bed, and large balcony, were better but still squeaky and loud, making it barely comfortable to fall asleep on. The service was very friendly and helpful, even changing my room from the second floor to the first floor because I had a baby. The location was a bit far from the action in Monterey and Pacific Grove but a short drive to desirable locations. The dining options were a disappointment compared to other Red Roof Inn breakfasts. The facilities are limited but the Tuscan bread was a pleasant surprise.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms, although clean, were small and had a strange smell. The service, particularly from Maria, was excellent, but I found the hotel to be lacking in terms of dining options. The location was convenient, but there were some cleanliness issues around. Overall, it was an okay stay, especially for the price point.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms were spacious and clean, providing a comfortable respite after a long day, but there were some layout issues with a long narrow hallway. The service was a bit of a hit or miss, with some staff being very friendly but others not so helpful or caring. The location was convenient for walking to nearby necessities, but it felt unsafe at times. The dining options were limited to packaged pastries and coffee, and the facilities were minimal.

The hotel felt like a little cottage, clean, and quiet, with a strong initial scent of disinfectant that disappeared quickly after airing out the room for a few minutes. The service was friendly and very specific, and the staff accommodated our request to change rooms. The location was great, accessible to landmarks and necessities within walking distance. The dining experience was a letdown compared to other places, with very limited offerings.