This hotel used to be nice, not any more. The room was dirty. Dirty floors, dirty bed spread, dingy towels that hadn't seen bleach in a long time, and there was an empty beer bottle between the bed and nightstand. The woman at the desk in the morning was barely civil and couldn't be bothered to print a reciept. We... More

Tried Days Inn and desk clerk was on the phone ignoring us. Left and went to Courtesy Inn. Don't stay here. Desk clerk rude and rough. Rooms were smelly and gross. Bed ok for me- too soft for hubby. Did have in room coffee, micro, and frig but too afraid to touch. Too tired to drive farther or we would... More

This hotel lacks service and honesty on what they say they offer! How can the AAA sign be on their window or their website? Not clean and very bad service. Called on their filthy room phone for service on needing iron and ironing board in room. Had to go get myself. Asked if someone could come to the room and... More

We stopped here on the way in to Monterey from Los Angeles. It’s a little over an hour drive from here to Monterey. Paso Robles Wineries are about 20 minutes south from here. Rooms were clean and comfortable. There was a microwave, a small fridge, and a coffee maker in the room. It looked like they were in the middle... More

We had reservations for 3 rooms since Aug. 2005. It was Moto GP weekend in Monterey & this was the only reasonably priced room within 50 miles. I have never felt so uncomfortable in a motel in my life. Thankfully, we spent little time in the rooms. The boxsprings all looked like they had been hauled out of a dump.... More

This hotel saved us the one night we were in King City, a small agricultural town near Pinnacles National Monument. I couldn't find any reviews of hotels/motels online for this city, and so I picked a brand I knew... Big mistake. (See my review of the Days Inn, King City). In any case, Courtesy Inn is very courteous and had... More