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Almaden Valley Hotel Guide

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Recent Almaden Valley hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

La Bahia Hotel and Spa

2 out of 5

Posted 1 hour ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Disappointment from check-in in to nearly every interaction staff afterwards. This is NOT a 5 star hotel and is way overpriced. The good: Valets quick & helpful; Housekeeping mostly great & there were plenty of towels/washclothes;easy walking distance to the Dream Inn, wharf, & smaller shops. Walking distance to "downtown" area, anywhere from .7 to 1 mile each way w/Only one hill. The Bad: Not allowed to check in until 4:35, despite 3 male managers walking by us multiple times in the lobby & the same person who we spoke to hours earlier passing by us & telling us when we went to check in "it says we texted you" when we said they didn't she said "well that wasn't me". Managers only attempted to talk to us after check in. Rooms are not sound proofed - you can hear everyone in the hall, slamming doors, construction upstairs/next door, & pool music. Couldn't hear the ocean over the pool music, even when the pool was closed (which was stupid early). Bed is way too soft & faced the sliding door, with a clear view into our nearest neighbors' rooms. The $50 daily resort fee only covers caramel corn, taffy, 4 bottles of water & a bottle of wine. For the whole stay. I asked about new waters & changing wine for beer & was told that would cost extra. They sell day passes and all the chairs will fill up with no room for guests. The top deck was closed the whole time so we couldn't go there. No one told us about using other amenities like beach set up or yoga. TV service spotty."

A verified traveler stayed at La Bahia Hotel and Spa