Hotels near Monterey County Agricultural & Rural Life Museum in King City

A room belonging to the transitional place, go to a place near Big Sur, there is a gas station and a fast food highway near the parking lot. The breakfast is generally not very good in all aspects of milk. It is also possible to eat without eating. It’s about an hour’s drive from Big Sur. It’s okay to live and there is no elevator. It’s more painful to live on the second floor, and the girls are ready.

Great location for getting to the East and West entrances to Pinnacles National Park. Very nice staff. Overall a standard no-frills Motel 6 (no breakfast, no safe, and no Kleenex). The bedroom looked like it was recently renovated. The bed was comfortable. The bathroom was a little beat up. The room had a refrigerator and microwave. No place to sit except the one uncomfortable desk chair. Overall an above average Motel 6.

I stayed here for about 10 days while in King City for work. I was a little skeptical about this place since it still has drive up rooms. However, the second floor has locking doors that you need to use a key card for. The room was your standard hotel room. The door has a deadbolt but no additional security measures so maybe one thing to consider adding. The bed was pretty comfortable, though the bed spread is a bit outdated. Bathroom looks to be newly remodeled but there is really no place to put toiletries since they have a pedestal sink. Decent size fridge. The A/C unit was pretty loud, which I guess was positive and negative. It made it hard to hear the TV but you didn’t really hear any highway noise. I liked the fact that I couldn’t hear my neighbors since I was sleeping during the day. I also didn’t hear housekeeping banging around while they cleaned which is often an issue at larger chain hotels. They do have a pool with a grill area but the pool itself was closed. Good location to the highway, there is a gas station, and a restaurant adjacent to the hotel. BK is across the street and the grocery stor is less than half a mile away. Overall if you are staying in King City this is probably one of the better options.

Property Location With a stay at Ragged Point Inn and Resort in Ragged Point, you'll be within a 15-minute drive of Elephant Seal Rookery and Ragged Point. This hotel is 19.4 mi (31.2 km) from Hearst Castle and 19.5 mi (31.5 km) from San Simeon State Park. Rooms Stay in one of 39 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include coffee/tea makers and irons/ironing boards, and housekeeping is provided daily. Amenities Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access and gift shops/newsstands. This hotel also features wedding services and a picnic area. Dining Satisfy your appetite with Californian cuisine at Ragged Point Restaurant, a restaurant where you can enjoy drinks at the bar, take in the garden view, or dine alfresco. Dining is also available at the coffee shop/café. Business, Other Amenities The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Planning an event in Ragged Point? This hotel has 2700 square feet (251 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and a meeting room. Free self parking is available onsite.

At moonstone beach, the road is the seaside. There is a small trail that can always walk along the beach, and the sunset is super beautiful. The room was super small, and there was a fire in the fireplace in July. The seaside at night was really cold. The surrounding area was similar to Inn, and there were only two places to eat.

So after a long day of driving south on Pacific 1, both wifey and I were weary and happy to see the Morgan Hotel sign as we came out of the mountains. When we walked into the lobby, there was nice music playing and we were greeted by friendly staff. The room presents nicely when you walk in hence the nice photos online. Then you start seeing the signs of age. The small fridge was very old and door would not close properly. There is no microwave in the room. There was a table fan provided and it was ok to keep you semi cool during the night. Honestly when driving down the Pacific 1, we found it was a common theme when you are close to the ocean so maybe it's not a thing but we found it very strange not having AC in the room. Pros Easy to get to once you emerge from the mountains. It is in San Simeon which is basically a community of hotels. Free parking Pet friendly Comfortable bed and pillows Our room had a fireplace and super comfy couch. Updated bathroom Very nice pool area and breakfast area Cons Very bad internet. I could not even get my laptop to connect! We were at the end of the hall so that may have been part of the cause. I'm a computer guy so internet is important to me. When I finally did get to connect, the speed was less than 1Mbps. This is barely enough to check your email these days. The room was very empty and could easily handle getting rid of the little round side table and adding a nice coffee table in front of the couch OR adding a desk and chair. The room is large but the space is poorly utilized. The TV and remote are a throwback to the 80's. The remote is so old that the finish was rubbing off the back. No sleep timer on the TV. As others have stated the breakfast is terrible. There is basically yogurt and bagels. Nothing is hot, no eggs, no bacon, no sausage. There is ample room to provide a typical continental breakfast and this is the first hotel we've stayed at on our 12 day highway 1 adventure that provided such a bad breakfast. Even the bare basic Best Western hotels have a superior breakfast experience. Summary If you just staying a night and don't care about internet or breakfast, this was a nice clean, reasonably priced hotel with a comfy bed and pillows and clean bathroom.

The Blue Dophin Inn is right across the street from the beach in Cambria. It is a boutique hotel with great beds and clean attractive rooms. Our room included an electric fireplace, robes, and a breakfast delivered to our room. I rated it a 4 and not a 5 because the air-conditioning is limited to an open window and fan. The ocean breeze makes this work much of the year. It is less than 10 minutes from The Hearst Castle and a short walk from a great restaurant. In short a great place to stay as long as it is not too hot.

The property is very well maintained. Landscaping is 5 stars. The 2 firepits are nice. Not big, but for enough for like 4 people. Had a double queen room that was clean, and nicely decorated. People at front desk were nice. Some friendlier than others. The beds were on the ”SOFT” side. No firmness in these, which was disappointing ... but my back did ok. Things that need some improvement. COFFEE: the in-room units I always dislike because they are rarely very clean or the coffee very good, and they are messy to use. So they had coffee carafes in the office. But it was usually ”warm”, if there was coffee there. Many times it was empty. The DECAF carafe was ”broken” so the coffee was difficult to get out and it always deposited lots of grounds in the cup. Yuk. They said a new one is on order. hmmm. Seems like they should always have a spare one of these on hand. e.g. always ”be prepared” The pool area needs some TLC and some sprucing up. Not very inviting, The Hot Tub was warmish water. Housecleaning,. They don't do any once you are there. You can ask for new towels at the office. you pick it up. You have to put your own trash cans outside your room and hope they get to emptying them. And cups or glasses you dirty, same thing. Either clean it yourself or put outside and hope they leave you new ones, Or you need to go to office and get what you need. We were there more than 2 nights and usually at INNS, after 2 nights you get a cleaning, but not here. Just felt there should have been a bit more ”service” for the cost of these rooms. And COFFEE ... that is a biggy. It should be HOT, plentiful.

The hotel is great right by the Pacific Ocean. I walked along the seaside trail in the morning and saw the sunrise! The hotel has a fireplace and an outdoor hot pool. Although it is not cold in winter, we get up early to watch the sunrise after swimming in the pool and soaked in hot water before leaving. There is no place to eat nearby, you can ask for breakfast to the room plus a little delivery and service charges.

Booked an overnight stay directly on website. Hotel had cyber sale on rooms. Free parking in underground garage. Room was clean. Bed was very comfortable. Fireplace was on all night. Jetted tub was a plus. Had an issue that was easily taken care of by hotel maintenance. Helpful staff. Location was perfect if you want to relax and enjoy nature and the ocean. Wooded area meets sea cliffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Bicycles are available. Walking distance to town but suggest parking in town and browse the shops/restaurants. Overall good experience and would stay here again.