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Old Town Camarillo 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.

Nowhere else can you find better deals on Old Town Camarillo area hotels. You’ll find the best prices on the quirky, the haunted, the old, the new, and the legendary. If you’re wondering what side of the pricing scale some of these hotels fall on, you need not to worry. Compare cheap hotels near Old Town Camarillo to find the perfect one to will fit your budget.

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Recent Old Town Camarillo hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Bella Capri Inn

3 out of 5

Posted 1 hour ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"I'm not sure how or why this hotel has so many great reviews. It's in a pretty happening area, so yeah, good restaurant and bar options (highly recommend Twenty88 for happy hour/appetizers/dinner, and House of Bamboo tiki bar after!🍹). But! The room was TINY - only a few feet larger in each direction than the bed. My boyfriend and I each managed to bang our heads on the wall-mounted TV while walking past the foot of the bed. There's no place (or space!) to hang out in the room, so I dragged the one little desk chair out on to the balcony facing the courtyard to sit outside & read... but the swamp coolers outside each room created a cacophony of noise and hot air, which was less than delightful. Also the courtyard is an actual parking lot, so not much to look at either. The surface of the small desk in our room was either burned or corroded, so it didn't *feel* clean even if it was. The bathroom was the size of an airport toilet stall, and the shower was the size of a coffin on end. The restaurant downstairs serves a very nice breakfast, but is technically outside of the hotel. I asked for late checkout and was offered an extra half-hour. Woohoo! At least it was free. On the upside, the bed was comfy and the swamp cooler did its job, albeit noisily. In short, it's the perfect hotel if you want to spend 100% of your awake time out on the town... and don't need a shower."

A verified traveler stayed at Bella Capri Inn

The Pierpont Inn

3 out of 5

Posted 1 hour ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"The property sits on a cliff overlooking the ocean and the freeway. It can get noisy especially during the day. It is an old inn, established in 1910. Don't expect a super modern hotel. There is no lobby, just a small registration office.The office and room smells like a combination of old, floral and musty. Found a spider and fly in the room. They have a coffee maker but no free water bottle. They charge $3.00 per 16 Oz. water bottle. Parking is not free. $10 per day fee..Breakfast is mediocre. I'd rather stay at 4 Points Sheraton for similar rates next time.."

A verified traveler stayed at The Pierpont Inn

Motel 6 Thousand Oaks, CA

3 out of 5

Posted 7 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Spent two nights there on a very busy, full weekend. There are around 175 rooms here, so the place is big. And on this weekend, noisy with kids. All the staff were great and very helpful. The room was fine. I was hoping for a mini fridge with a freezer compartment but it had none. And for the entire complex there was one ice machine, which was broken. So that was a drag. (One ice machine for 175 rooms?) There was no printed guide to amenities or policies in the room, just a laminated brochure with a QR code link that provided no site-specific information and limited other information. There were no privacy drapes, only blackout drapes, so either there was full view of my room to whoever walked by or I was in darkness. Again, it was fine but nothing special."

A verified traveler stayed at Motel 6 Thousand Oaks, CA