Southern California Inns

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Our top choices for Southern California inns

1. Europa Village Wineries and Resort

Valle De Los Caballos

Michael

$246 nightly

Aug 10 - Aug 11

Total with taxes and fees

Double Room, 2 Queen Beds, Non Smoking (Room #6) | Premium bedding, blackout drapes, iron/ironing board, WiFi (free)

2. The Inn at Zaca Creek

Buellton

Sergio

$270 nightly

Aug 20 - Aug 21

Total with taxes and fees

3. Wine Stone Inn

Santa Maria

DALLAS

$248 nightly

Aug 10 - Aug 11

Total with taxes and fees

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Top Southern California Hotel Reviews

Hyatt Regency Los Angeles International Airport

8/10 Good

"Location is convenient for overnight stay before catching early morning flight. Room was spacey and clean. Food was ok as well. I thought this hotel had swimming pool but no one asked us about it and couldn’t find a sign to the location.. I wonder if it was under maintenance.."

Clementine Hotel & Suites Anaheim

10/10 Excellent

"It’s a very nice budget friendly hotel!! Just a short walk to Disneyland, and the many restaurants near! The rooms were clean, the pool was the perfect temperature and the breakfast buffet was a bonus. The bi-level loft was perfect for a small family!! The staff was very friendly and accommodating, we appreciated that! I would definitely stay there again!!"

Wyndham San Diego Bayside

8/10 Good

"The hotel was clean, the pool and gym workout areas were nice, and the view to the west from Tower 2 was spectacular. However, the rooms were a bit outdated as far as the furniture, carpet and drapes. Was a bit concerned about the height of the balcony (Tower 2) railings, since they didn't seem high enough for safety reasons. The television lacked a good menu/channel lineup, even though the television was newer. The outside elevator in Tower 2 that allowed you to see outside was a great idea, but it wasn't working during our stay, which would've been cool! The water refill stations on the premises were great! However, the ice machine on our floor wasn't working. Loved the Claim Jumper restaurant and convenience of just running downstairs for a fairly inexpensive and good meal. Parking fees were a bit ridiculous at $50/day, especially when the parking was cramped and tight to get in and out of vehicles."

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