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we were unfortunate because our neighbor was on phone and smoking all night on the bench in front of our room. we could not sleep until he went back to his room (at 1AM!). the walls are also very thin (like most motels) so we could hear his TV as well. This is not due to the hotel but more about the civility of the guest but still, putting bench right outside your room is not a good idea in my opinion

This Best Western was clean and contemporary. The two staff I interacted with were very hospitable and informative. I was lucky to get a room with a superb view of Morro Rock. The bed was comfortable and the linens were fresh. I was probably most surprised by the range of option for breakfast...and the unexpected wine offered in the afternoon. I'll stay again on my next journey on the PCH.

The biggest issues were using a queen size flat sheet instead of a king size fitted sheet on a king size bed. It kept creeping up during the night and I kept getting tangled in it. The other problem were the floors were tacky in certain places and would turn your feet black. And the tv would switch off for about 2 seconds and cover back on sometimes without sound. It seemed there were power surges causing this. Besides that, the room was comfortable and spacious. The staff was very friendly and the location was centralized to everything in Morro Bay.

Our family of four stayed here for a couple of nights on a recent trip from San Francisco to Morro Bay. Our Irish relatives stayed across the street in a newer and more expensive inn. There were few differences between the two but the price. We had a great view of the Bay right out front but we couldn't see the rock from our 2nd floor room. Our relatives had a wrap around balcony and a panoramic view of the entire bay, rock, marina and estuary from their room. We paid just 40 dollars less per night than our Irish relatives for a good, but not luxury, room. As the season ends (mid September) it seems that the price of the 456 Embarcadero rooms decrease significantly. We had a peaceful and enjoyable stay at the above inn but for the price, it certainly wasn't value for money. I also was not happy that we were told there is a charge of 10 dollars for charging our electric vehicle overnight. Instead we travelled to Atascadero and SLO to use the superchargers.

From my perspective, all of the important issues were met: the place was clean, room was not cramped, bed was very comfortable, services/appliances functional, near the harbor on a quiet street. The demerits were trivial things like a tear in the curtain liner, shower could have been hotter, hair conditioner but no shampoo supplied (oversight?) But I have paid twice as much in Morro Bay for a bad night's sleep.

We compared this hotel to others in the area and we were not disappointed. The receptionist was extremely helpful and friendly, the room was well appointed, very clean and a quaint mix of traditional and new with a nice view to boot. Parking was available in the hotel. For the price paid this hotel was more than good value for money.

A friend and I taking road trip through CA. Our first stop. Very clean and the beds were amazing, so comfortable, sheets and pillows soft and comfortable. Owner recommended a place for dinner. Best swordfish, on dock, could not have been any fresher. Walking distance to every thing. A definite place to stay. Family owners so accommodating.

The room is cozy, and the location is quite close to the fisherman's wharf. There are many restarounts by walking distance. The owner of the inn is really nice and really helpful.

Everything went well. Nice and comfortable place, friendly staff, good location in the middle of the town.

Not worth the price, the breakfast is served at the reception on small plastic plates, there is no place to eat your breakfast, you have to bring it back on a tray in your bedroom. The wi-fi was on and off the whole time, the bedrooms were really noisy, and the bathroom really needs to be redecorated. The only good thing was the location of the hotel, way too expensive for what is it.

good value at its price point room is simple beds are a bit firm for my liking but serviceable the 2 queens room is a bit crowded but that is common for inns everything worked hot water was fast and plenty easy access to the main drag of morro straight down the hill

I’m usely stay closer to the Embarcadero, this was about 5 blocks from there but was a nice walk. Stayed on Thursday an Friday night, the walls are a little thin (if you know what I mean.we could hear someone next door moaning ). But place is nice .

My wife and I driving from Los Angeles to San francisco. Morro Bay is the half journey so we read most of the review and choose Bayfront Inn. We reach quite late about 10.30pm, the office is close but there is a night duty manager, an old lady whom expected my arrival and help to to chick in. The service was amazing, the cinnamon roles/food next store was delicious. The only thing i don't like to the room a bit old.

My stay was very pleasant. The room was great. I love the proximity to the bay and so appreciated being able to bring my dog.

We had a perfect stay at the Pleasant Inn in Morro Bay. Lovely, very comfortable room and helpful staff helped to make this a wonderful stop over on our trip north. Plenty of parking and a very nice cottage feel. Fish and chips down at the fish market were amazing! Sweet little shops and a great town to walk in. We loved this little town and will be back.

We have stayed in Morro Bay many times at various hotels. The hotels are pretty much the same. This hotel was in a good location and met our needs. I would recommend it due to the location in Morro Bay - walking distance to almost everything in Morro Bay. I would stay again if the price was right (I got a very good price on this hotel--better than others due to a special rate Agoda was giving). We kept asking for two extra towels but never received them (they only gave one towel each per person and that's difficult if you want to put hour hair in a towel. We stayed 4 nights. We asked every day when the housekeeping came by - nope - not once! Second challenge was at check-in we asked for a room that had a view of Morro Rock - which could be seen on the 2nd floor. The lady looked for a room (staying 4 nights). Any room on the second floor would have accommodated our request except for the room in front of the stairway. What room did we get? Stairway room! Oh well! We adjusted to it.