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Del Rey Oaks Hotel Guide

Don’t keep your travel plans on repeat year after year. The same city with the same hotel every season will bore you and give you an itch to go looking for something new. Expand your geographical horizons to more than just those five blocks around your usual haunt.

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Recent Del Rey Oaks hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

The Monterey Hotel

3 out of 5

Posted 1 hour ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Hotel is okay, not great but adequate. Hotel has not A/C so it's necessary to have windows open for air and street noise can be loud. Room was clean, bed was comfortable. Room looked better in photos online than in real life but price was good, location was good, staff was friendly. Free coffee in the morning was nice and there are lots of places to eat within a block: great bakeries, bagels, pubs, diners all close by."

A verified traveler stayed at The Monterey Hotel

The Quail

4 out of 5

Posted 2 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"It's a nice property and well maintained. A good location--off the beaten path, but not too far off. The rooms are a bit dated and the furniture was at best unattractive. The HVAC system is quite noisy. The front desk staff was comprised of younger people, and while friendly enough, they just knew how to follow rules and give canned responses. Overall, the staff was very friendly. Food is another matter. The restaurant is technically open seven days but Sunday through Tuesday they offer only a very limited bar menu. If you plan on having a nice lunch or dinner, you'll have to look elsewhere on those evenings. The breakfast was surprising to say the least. My wife ordered the huevos rancheros. There was a lot of liquid at the bottom of her plate. Did they not drain the beans or was the dish prepared in advance? The accompanying avocado was unripe. I'm sorry but you don't let that type of thing out of the kitchen. Better not to serve it at all. I've saved the best for last. I ordered the frittata. It was tasteless and was like biting into a wet sponge. From it's appearance and experience (I can cook) this seem like an larger egg bite from Costco's freezer that was just microwaved. I was aghast. The server confirmed that it was not made fresh, but just "warmed up." There is no excuse for this except possibly at the free breakfast that comes with your room at Best Western. Perhaps once, this was the place to stay, but at almost $700 a night all in, I expect much better."

A verified traveler stayed at The Quail