Hotels in Marina, CA

“Amazing place. Beautiful spacious room. Full kitchen was essential. Lots of amenities. Washer and dryer in the room came in handy for the kids covered in sand. And the beach side bond fires at night were awesome.”

“Spick and Span... Clean and neat.
Choicest best near the sea and sand of Marina.
Well maintained with Gym, Breakfast and Coffee ☕.
No hazzle in Parking.
Front Desk Ritesh is attentive and courteous.
Good place for a night Stay...
Will visit again ss well as recommend.”

“Had a Wonderful stay, was greeted by a friendly gentleman named Sean who assisted with check in, he was warm and welcoming and made us really enjoy the rest of our stay.

Would definitely recommend this place for its level of service and location. :)”

“tldr: As good as can be expected IF you can get it for under a hundred a night, but more than that and you may be disappointed. I had to pay way more due to busy weekend, and in retrospect the extra few bucks a night may have been worth the upgrade. They don't have fitted bed sheets, for example, so they're always pulling out, and the shower is circa 1950 and dank. NO AIR CONDITIONING but the windows open so good airflow if it's not a heat wave. AMAZING burritos at Papa Chevo's just a few blocks south!

Long winded: I was in town to attend Sea Otter at Laguna Seca, and I stayed her to save some money vs Monterey. If you're the kind of person I am - a guy who road trips and has no standards - you always stay in the cheapest place you can find that doesn't have something REALLY bad wrong with it. A few cleanliness reviews are not going to deter me. I'm not a clean freak, and I don't expect a spa: I just want enough space to stash bikes and get some rest with my kids. And I like these one-story motels with the parking lot in the middle because of security and being able to get to your car so easily, especially when traveling with bikes.

This place mostly met my very low expectations. The two-queen room was HUGE, with two beds AND a 3-person dining table setup AND lots of room left over. So that was awesome. The beds were too firm, but I travel with a camping pad to put on top anyway so I don't have to worry about it, and kids are tough. (My wife wasn't with me so I don't have the ladies' perspective, but I can guess she would not have loved it). The shower was one of those dark, fully tiled stalls behind a tiny glass door with no light, which gets the job done but will not cause you to linger any longer necessary, and I'm not the type to pull out a flashlight and go looking for grime so I wouldn't know if it was dirty or not. Overall very cheap bathroom with no fan, but the window opens.

My main beef was price. There was a big event nearby, which I was attending, so I had to pay $220 PER NIGHT for what is $80 every other weekend. Okay, all is fair in love and war: if they're busy they can ask more money, that's just business. But then I get there and the parking lot was almost empty! It just made me feel like they should have negotiated with me a bit since I was booking only a few days ahead so they KNEW they were almost empty, yet they held the line at that ridiculous price. Oh well, it was a good stay for our use case (dudes and teenagers more concerned with storage space than amenities), but most women I know would not like it just because of the age of the bathroom and the lame bedding.”

“The man who checked us in was very kind and efficient. Our room was spacious, clean, and cozy. We were sooo excited when we went to check out and we were given a special complimentary to go breakfast !! All of the staff were very sweet and it was cool to have access to a gas station right outside of our motel. Perfect place to stay during our travels. :)”

“Rooms: The rooms are clean and the size is good including the bathroom. No musty odor upon entering. It smelled fresh. The rooms not overly large, but big enough that they feel comfortable. My wife approves of the beds and pillows which are both clean and soft. Breakfast: There was no waffle iron or mix but there was a pancake machine. There were bagels, bread, english muffins, and toasters, butter, and jam/jelly. There were small muffins and cinnamon rolls available as well. There was cereal and milk, apple juice, orange juice, coffee, tea, and half & half. There were apples and bananas available. There were biscuits and gravy, fried potatoes, small cheese omelettes with what seemed like cheddar, and small sausage links. The sausages and the omelettes were the only protein sources. Unfortunately there was no bacon. All hot food items came from packaged/frozen and the eggs were from liquid eggs, but that’s standard with all of these hotels. Overall I would rate the breakfast as adequate. Overall I rate the hotel 4.5 of 5 stars. If the breakfast was better I’d give a 5. The view from the room was of trees/nature. This room was on the corner of the hotel and had two windows. The other window had a view of the parking lot/nature. There is a Walmart located adjacent to the hotel and definitely within walking distance. The surrounding area was very beautiful and seemed very safe. If you’ve read this entire review and are considering staying here l would recommend going ahead and booking a room here. I’m a very tough critic and yet I like this place.”

“Nice clean place. No a/c but two fans in the room. Big bed, thick fluffy towels, owner is nice and professional . Will definitely return if I'm ever in town again”

“The wife and I spent a night at the Comfort Inn in Marina while on a quick trip to Monterey. The property was just off the freeway, with a Denny’s around the corner,
across the street from a Walmart, and less than 2 minutes to the ocean at the end of Reservation Road. Room was large, comfortable, and fairly quiet. We found the beds and pillows to be great to us, and the hot breakfast to have plenty of options to choose from. The price was about average compared to other Comfort Inns we have stayed in this year, and though pricier than some of the motels in Monterey, it was a good place for us.”

“The staff was very helpful and attentive to our needs. We checked into a room that had issues and they moved us to a new room right away and check on us later to make sure we were good”

“This is THEE best Motel 6 on the west coast. I travel up and down the coast for work with my cat and we regularly stay at Motel 6. I've stayed at countless Motel 6s from Seattle to San Diego.

Checking in was a breeze, getting the room I wanted was so simple, normally I feel like I have to over explain why I want a bottom floor room, or they always look annoyed for some reason.

I love my room I wish I could live in it. The furniture is still new, the bed was so comfortable I could cry. I had the best nights sleep that I've had in 2 years.

There's a side of the hotel that is in the back and it's so quiet (aside from inconsiderate people talking at full volume while they smoke at 2am lol but that's not the hotels fault). The front is facing the freeway so it's a bit louder.

Usually you can hear the person above you and it sounds like they're moving furniture... I barely heard a thing!

It's next door to a Denny’s, and walking distance from Wal Mart, and the beach!

There's also privacy! They have walls and bushes in front of the rooms and I've never seen that before at a Motel 6.

They also still have bathtubs!!!! a lot of the hotels on the West Coast are pulling out the bathtubs and replacing them with these locker room style showers but I personally love taking baths as I have been traveling so much. So it always breaks my heart a little bit when I check into a hotel and it only has a shower. So to my surprise there's a decent size bath and the water is so hot and consistent!”

“I was in room 103, the 1st morning was Glorious! So much Fog!! I fell in love with Country Inn. I was an Evacuee from the 800 Casanova ave Building fire. The Staff & service was outstanding.

Thank you”