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Santa Ana winery hotels
Drink in the view at a winery hotel
A trip to wine country is a lovely way to bond with your best friends or invigorate your relationship. Plan a group break or a couples getaway with Travelocity, and enjoy great conversation, stunning scenery, and of course, plenty of wine. If you prefer solo travel, a winery trip is also an excellent way to make new friends or spend some reflective time. Santa Ana winery tours keep the pinot flowing and the schedule going, so all you have to do is enjoy the ride. See the best wineries in Santa Ana and soak up vineyard scenes as you learn about varietals. Pick your favorites and purchase a few bottles to savor at home.
Taste the difference at Santa Ana wineries with lodging
When you stay at Santa Ana wineries, half your travel planning is taken care of. No need to worry about where to eat and drink, where to stay, and what to do. Winding through wine country and stopping to taste the best area offerings, you’ll wonder if there’s any other way to live. After all, what’s better than leisurely, flavor-filled travel?
Santa Ana winery hotels let you take every day at your own pace and enjoy the tastes. On a winery trip, the rules are simple: enjoy yourself. There’s no one to say breakfast wine isn’t a thing or that more than two afternoon naps is too many. This is your time to relax and do what you usually only reserve for Saturdays—drink wine, be with loved ones, meet new people, and have a blast.
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Recent Santa Ana hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Anaheim Majestic Garden Hotel
"This hotel is a good value for the price and very cute from the outside. For our short Disneyland trip it served its purpose, but keep expectations modest. The property is older, our room had a musty/mold-like smell, some areas didn’t feel particularly clean, and the toilet paper holder was broken. When I mentioned these things, one staff member reacted quite strongly and seemed frustrated that I hadn’t reported them sooner. I understood her point, but with such a short stay, we chose the park over spending our first night dealing with maintenance or changing rooms. I was simply sharing feedback. To the hotel’s credit, the manager later called and was very kind, waiving one night of parking due to the room condition, which I appreciated. One important warning: ask about parking BEFORE paying at the parking station. Apparently the station operates separately from the hotel, which was not clear to us. I paid $35 at the station and was then told the hotel would also charge $25 per night for parking. It took some back-and-forth before this was resolved. There were similar quirks with the shuttle wristbands. My daughters were initially turned away when asking for replacements we had forgotten in our room. I went in and they made an exception, but replacements may cost $15. The ATM was also down, so I couldn’t get cash to tip housekeeping without leaving the property. Overall, I appreciate the affordable rate and the manager’s efforts, but I’m not sure I would return."