Hotels in Pacific Shores

"Parking was fine . Room was simple and clean . Balcony with ocean view was exactly what had been described . This is the only hotel we've stayed in that delivered."

"Wonderful atmosphere, love the history and the assigned covered parking. Staff was super helpful and friendly. Easy check-in. Rooms exceeded expectations. Beds were very comfortable. Centrally located and easy to access. Loved the vintage feel and clean smell."

"Everything was great. We are fairly picky about where we stay. The place is actually a gem of a bargain. I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again. The staff are super nice and accommodating. "

"Nice clean hotel. Friendly staff. Great location. Breakfast was good. Variety of cereals, oatmeal, bagels, English muffins and fruit."

"The room was clean, but the refrigerator made noise and we had to unplug it. There is no staff here. Check in on a kiosk. The best part is the location. We walked to the beach and saw a lot of sea lions in the morning."

"Room was clean and staff is friendly. The view was amazing."

"Great stat, loved my view, internet was fast bed cozy!"

"We checked in & checked out immediately. Our grandaughter didn't feel safe there nor did we. There was pot being smoked close to our room. We had to leave and head home"

"Overall, we had a good stay. When we first checked in, our room key didn’t work and we had to go back to the front desk. Once inside the room, we also noticed noise from upstairs guests and a crack in the ceiling that made us a bit uncomfortable. However, the staff handled the situation well. I asked to switch rooms, and they were able to move us to a second-floor room right away. The new room felt much better—less stuffy, no strange smells, and overall more comfortable. Breakfast was a highlight. There were plenty of options including scrambled eggs, beef patties, bagels, English muffins, waffles, yogurt, cereal, juice, and coffee—definitely a solid start to the day. One unique thing to note: between around 3–5 AM, you can hear sea lions nearby, and the hotel may sound a horn to scare them off. It’s interesting, but if you’re a light sleeper, I’d recommend bringing earplugs. Overall, I appreciate how the staff resolved the issue quickly and made sure we were comfortable for the rest of our stay."