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Top Montecito Golf Resorts & Hotels
San Ysidro Ranch
Four Seasons Resort The Biltmore Santa Barbara
Coast Village Inn - Santa Barbara
Montecito Inn
Golf Resorts in Montecito
Fore! Feel like a winner of the Masters knowing you can easily book a great selection of Montecito golf resorts! Whether you’re a rookie or a golf prodigy, you’ll be teeing off on your favorite green in no time. The golf hotels in Montecito allow you to enjoy all the benefits of staying close to the premier golf courses in the area.
Improve your game by working on your backswing, stance, and grip at the driving range before heading to the fairway for a bout on the back nine. Impress a business prospect on the executive course or enjoy a delightful day on the fairway with your family and friends, then head back to one of the best golf resorts in Montecito for cocktails or dinner. Relax in your home away from home, knowing you’re bound to hit a hole-in-one with your hotel—though you still may need to work on your short game.
From 5-star amenities to budget lodging, Travelocity offers a variety of golf resorts in Montecito to suit your every need. We can’t guarantee you’ll hit a double eagle on the course, but we will guarantee our prices. Book with Travelocity and your hotel will be on par, so you won’t bogey on your next golf adventure.
Montecito hotels essential information
Accommodation | 1,628 hotels |
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Lowest Price | $187 |
Highest Price | $299 |
Popular hotels | Coast Village Inn - Santa Barbara, Montecito Inn, Four Seasons Resort The Biltmore Santa Barbara, San Ysidro Ranch |
Recent Montecito hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Lemon Tree Inn
"When I lived in Santa Barbara from 2001-2020, we would always book rooms for the guests we didn't have room for at The Lemon Tree. I now live in San Diego and usually stay with family when I come to town every 5-6 weeks. But this time, I was visiting with a friend from my childhood who lives in the Midwest who deserved the ambiance of a place li9ke The Lemon Tree. During our stay, we had drinks by the pool and swam in it, It is very long and there is a long shallow shelf which delighted my 3 1/2 year old grandson but PLEASE NOTE: the pool is not heated! After a drink with local friends by the pool, my daughter and her family who live in Santa Barbara went to our room. We turned the TV on for the kids and the adults retreated to the private lanai, which is spacious and welcoming. On paper, The Crocodile Restaurant is separate from the hotel, but it was easy to order and have the food delivered to our room. So why do I give it only "Good" ratings on Expedia? I love ambiance and The Lemon Tree oozes with it. It provides guests a serene, tropical setting away from the beach, which is too touristy for me. Beyond that, if it meets my low standards: the shower delivers steady hot water, the place is clean, and the beds are comfortable, I am happy. I'm saying "Good" because people who want up-to-date guest rooms, should move on. The guest rooms, particularly the bathrooms, are crying for an update. But they do work."
