Hoteles aptos para mascotas en Ojai

La habitación de la Reina era limpia, tranquila y con un número de habitaciones decentes (frigorífico, hierro, cafetera, TV, escritorio), pero eso es todo. En el hotel, el hotel se encuentra en el centro de Ojai, donde se encuentran los restaurantes de Ojai, donde se encuentran los restaurantes de Ojai. La habitación de la habitación era muy buena, pero no sería muy buena. El hotel está en una zona de la ciudad, donde se encuentra el centro de la ciudad, donde se encuentra el centro de la ciudad, donde se encuentra el centro de la ciudad, donde se encuentra el centro de la ciudad, donde se encuentra el centro de la ciudad, donde se encuentra el centro de la ciudad, donde se encuentra el centro de la ciudad, donde se encuentra el centro de la ciudad, donde se encuentra el centro de la ciudad, donde se encuentra el centro de la ciudad, donde se encuentra el centro de la ciudad, donde se encuentra el centro de la ciudad, donde se encuentra el centro He visto otros hoteles acomodar mi deseo de una salida regular 115V para conectar en mi híbrido, que no fue posible en el Casa Ojai Inn. En lugar de eso, me informó que ”la ciudad tiene estaciones de carga”. Sí, hay una 0.6 millas, que estaba ocupada permanentemente. Idealmente, usted podría caminar de la estación de carga al hotel en 20 minutos, Si tuviera suerte de encontrar la estación disponible. Por el precio de cerca de $600 por dos noches, esperaría un servicio del hotel, excepto la respuesta ”sorry, not here”. En conjunto, si sólo necesita un lugar para pasar la noche, OK, Pero planea encontrar un lugar agradable para sentarse después de volver de un paseo o de una vista en otro lugar.

Queremos quedarse aquí durante años, así que después de unos días en Bacara y San Ysidro Ranch terminamos nuestra 5-día de caminar en el Ojai Valley Inn. El hotel está situado en una zona de 3 estrellas, donde se encuentran 4 estrellas. El hotel está muy bien situado, y el hotel está muy bien situado, y el hotel está muy bien situado. En el restaurante de la sala, el Café y el restaurante de la Oak, nos disfrutamos en 2 ocasiones. En nuestra cena nos encontramos en una situación desafortunada (no hay culpa del restaurante!) y ellos nos trataron personalmente con compasión, empatia y respeto. Mi esposa y yo seremos eternamente agradecidos por ambos! Gracias. El escritorio y el concierto fueron agradables y eficientes. Siempre en mano cuando fuera necesario. Gracias Myranda por su tiempo y generosidad. Esperamos volver pronto!

El hotel está totalmente desconectado. El hotel tiene una cama de 4 pies por encima del suelo: un ambiente peligroso para las personas que pueden necesitar ir al baño de noche o simplemente salir y salir. El cuarto tenía un aire acondicionado de olor, viejo y mal funcionado. Intenté abrir la ventana, sin pantallas!! El hotel está muy cerca de la ciudad, pero no hay nada que pueda hacer. La habitación tenía un escritorio, y lo hizo: un escritorio antiguo, muy polvo, pequeño, y sin sillas para acercarlo al trabajo. Las toallas y la falda eran viejas, olores, lujosas. El desayuno fue el peor que había visto y experimentado. Esta fue la peor viaje que he tenido, y es una vergüenza de esta gente alquilar lugares como éste. Vi la imagen en expediia y parecía bien. Pero ahora sé que era un arreglado y lo que ofrecen es muy diferente y de baja calidad. Deberían cerrar el lugar!

With a stay at Caravan Outpost, you'll be centrally located in Ojai, within a 10-minute walk of Ojai Art Center and Libbey Bowl. This golf mobile home is 0.9 mi (1.5 km) from galerie102 and 2.2 mi (3.6 km) from Golf Course at Ojai Valley Inn and Spa.Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access. This mobile home also features concierge services, gift shops/newsstands, and a picnic area.Featured amenities include coffee/tea in a common area and a water dispenser. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 11 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring kitchenettes with refrigerators and stovetops. Rooms have private furnished lanais. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include separate sitting areas and electric kettles, and housekeeping is provided on request.

We stayed in The Double Queen Bungalow room number 14. The pictures ARE NOT HONEST. They purposely made it look WAYYYYYYY BIGGER with manipulative editing of photos. So that’s a VERY Los Angeles slumlord type of thing to to. Exactly what we drove away from but here we are. The bed linens + pillow covers “looked clean” but smelled like stale dirty water + dirt & sweat not being properly cleaned & sanitized off the sheets from PREVIOUS STRANGERS. That was so gross to me. No excuse. I killed 4 spiders throughout the night that I noticed pop up all along my bed! Hell no. The shower didn’t work. We turned it on, it filled up the tub instantly & no matter what way we flipped the old (unmarked) switch for the drain, it WOULD NOT DRAIN. And the bath was clearly not cleaned before we got there as it had small bugs, dirt, dust, and hairs come up to the surface of the water that clogged up the tub. So we had to go back home DIRTY after all our hikes. Gross! The chairs & table right outside our window. FOR OUR BUNGALOW was taken over by three men who literally just rudely took it over while they had their own entire larger table for THEIR BUNGALOW. They LITERALLY FACED OUR WINDOW & had all these devices & phones FACING US. 2 women alone. They also had a big dog that was BARKING (violates policy) that prevented us from being able to take our senior dog outside to the restroom and stayed stuck in our rooms until those men left! Our senior dog turning 17 is THE REASON we came here! That was super disturbing & ugly to me. That’s not very Ojai. I wish the staff could have directed them to their own table but they did nothing. It’s not my job to make sure guests feel safe & have privacy they paid for. I feel like we are owed some of our money back for that but we didn’t want to make it a big deal as it we didn’t want more of our time ruined with possible retaliation or rudeness from the staff. So that’s why I’ll leave this honest review instead. There’s also a dude doing ****** in the open STEPS AWAY FROM YOUR ROOM on the sidewalk across the way. So we are definitely coming back to Ojai but NEVER coming back to this hotel. They need to lower their prices for sure. I feel like they care less about ppl who book less expensive (still too expensive) rooms.

We decided to go to Ojai for my wife's birthday on March 22, 2023. She thought it would be fun to stay in a place that was built the year she was born and so did I. The online photos and aesthetic are admittedly cool, but that where it ends. I get really peeved with a too cool for school” attitude in restaurants and other establishments in the hospitality space. That's this place. But aside from that vibe, there are HUGE issues with this “hotel” (motel really), chief of which are the PAPER THIN WALLS. Next is the bathroom. Remember. This renovation was done in 2020. So with Covid, wear and tear should be minimal by early 2023 when we visited. The bathroom door is made of particle board which was completely swollen and ruined by water damage from the shower that features a fitted glass wall that only covers half the stall. As a result water sprays all over the wall and floor and even if you try to use the bath mat, it's completely soaked after a shower. Poor, impractical design. The Daiken brand AC was also odd. I've used many mini-split systems, but this one did not feature a remote that operated as a thermostat. Sure, it had a temperature setting, but no readout out of what temperature the room was CURRENTLY at, so there is no way to know where to set the temp relative to that. The in-room coffee and tea consists of a kettle and instant coffee. No Nespresso or other coffee service found in other boutique hotels of this price range. I assumed they were encouraging us to come to the lobby to enjoy their coffee ”service” which features paper cups (okay fine) but no lids. Crazy. And Like seriously - do you think people aren't going to want to take their coffee away or back to the room? Where’s the kids?! Oh, and as a cherry on the top, add bad WiFi that only worked part of the time. Good thing our t-mobile data devices worked there. A cheap, ill-conceived cosmetic renovation does not a boutique motel make. Others have mentioned all of these things in prior reviews, so l'm not saying anything new here. Listen to them, and us. I don't know if there are better options in Ojai, but I know you should avoid the Capri.