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Top Central Coast California Hotels with Free Parking
West Beach Inn, a Coast Hotel
Castillo Inn at the Beach
Hyatt Regency Monterey Hotel & Spa
Mariposa Inn & Suites
Ocean Pacific Lodge
Lovers Point Inn
Beachview Inn
Amanzi Hotel, an Ascend Collection Hotel
Colton Inn
Munras Inn
The Stevenson Monterey
Corque Hotel, Solvang, A Tribute Portfolio Hotel
Central Coast California hotels with free parking
Discover your inner savvy traveler
It’s smart to be budget-conscious when planning a trip to Central Coast California. You want to save as much as possible on the essentials so that you have spending money for the fun stuff. After all, Central Coast California is full of unique restaurants, cool hangouts, and can’t-miss attractions. If you’re serious about getting the most out of your stay, use Travelocity to find hotels with free parking in downtown Central Coast California. You’ll save money every day by not paying to park, and you’ll save gas money on long drives by putting yourself at the center of the action. That’s on top of the great savings you’ll get by booking your hotel through Travelocity.
Extra perks at hotels with free parking in Central Coast California
If you’re savvy enough to look for a hotel with free parking, you’re probably interested in other budget-friendly perks, too. Whether you’re traveling alone, with a sweetheart, or with a whole family, it’s always a good idea to find a hotel that includes a few extra amenities in the price of your room. Browse Central Coast California hotels with free parking and breakfast to get the most bang for your buck. You might also find complimentary details like in-room coffee, toiletries, free Wi-Fi, and access to a pool or fitness center. The more money you save at your hotel, the more you’ll get to spend on memorable experiences in Central Coast California.
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Central Coast California hotels essential information
Accommodation | 8,511 hotels |
|---|---|
Lowest Price | $92 |
Highest Price | $315 |
Popular hotels | West Beach Inn, a Coast Hotel, Castillo Inn at the Beach, Ocean Pacific Lodge, Lovers Point Inn, Beachview Inn, Amanzi Hotel, an Ascend Collection Hotel, Colton Inn, Hyatt Regency Monterey Hotel & Spa, Munras Inn, The Stevenson Monterey, Corque Hotel, Solvang, A Tribute Portfolio Hotel, Mariposa Inn & Suites |
Recent Central Coast California hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Spyglass Inn
"I’m pretty disappointed at the way my check in was handled but am being generous with the review because the place was clean and the staff, aside from check in, polite. Here is my concern. I reserved a King room which was confirmed multiple times prior to the trip. Upon arrival, I was checked in, the parking fee, operating times for the pool and fire pits and cost of the water in the room was gone over thoroughly and, tired, off I went to my room. When I opened the door to two queen beds, I thought it was an honest mistake and returned to the lobby. Only then was I told that an entire building of the hotel had been closed for remodeling and I was downgraded to a different available room. No prior notice or even notice at check in was provided. I asked if there were any available king bed rooms or if some might be available on later days of my stay. I was told that there were only king ocean view rooms available I could relocate to for an additional $100 per night. I was told clearly that despite not getting what had been confirmed, I would not be getting one of those rooms without paying $100/night. I asked if any discount could be provided, even 50%, which I would willingly pay. No. They would rather the rooms stay vacant than discount them even 20% to a disappointed guest. I might have even enjoyed the upgraded room enough to reserve it for future visits. Unfortunately, I slept poorly each night of my stay and will not be returning. Customer communication needs work."
