Hoteles cerca de beach near Cranes Landing Drive en Greenbank

“Nice location with dedicated parking, close to everything. Staff were helpful and friendly.”

“Bed was too soft, Need a better mattress.”

“Dated but good staff.”

“This charming, unique property, has comfy and clean rooms, a wonderful restaurant, beautiful gardens and an idyllic setting. This historic rubbing alcohol plant founded by the famous photographer Ansel Adams’ grandfather makes for a special feel and character that is hard to find. Everyone who works there was so nice and eager to help make your day the best! The Alcohol Plant Inn also contributes to the local community focusing aid on local seniors, military veterans, and low-wage workers who...

“Lo que creo que les falta es horarios de servicio. Para restaurante y recepcion y por favor telefono en la habotacion.”

“The property was beautiful. Felt secluded and peaceful. Cell coverage was minimal and no tv in the room.”

“This hotel has very little going for it. The room is substandard. It was clean (except for one sticky table), but old furniture can only get so clean. One chair was horribly stained. The property is substandard. The restaurant had a great hamburger. Check in took a long time because the person in charge at the bar was outside making a phone call. (You check in at the bar). Won't go there again”

“Loved it!”

“Wonderful little inn to stay, helpful staff available through text when needed. Internet was iffy some nights, but we were looking to get away anyways. Great tasting coffee in the common area.”

“This is a self-help apartment. It was very expensive. We were afforded no early check in, even though we far in advance notified them that we had a complicated situation. As a result, because we were at an event, could only check in late. Check out is at 10AM, which is an obnoxious, creeping habit of hotels and air b and b's. It does not take six hours to clean a unit. Also, the stay requires a download of an app, but we did not receive check in information (just an email with a broken link) so...

“It’s called the Belmont Hotel on all the travel sites but when you get there, they say through the phone that it’s called Vacasa. This hotel is not open when you peek inside the windows of the hotel and front desk and no one around to assist. We had numerous calls trying to get someone to help us and everyone informed us they couldn’t help us until 4 o’clock when we could use a code that would be emailed to us privately to get into the hotel. Then we would need additional codes to get into a...