Compare and book 3 Star hotels in Santa Barbara Urban Wine Trail, California

"Location good. This is not a full service hotel. No storage in the room. TV kept having problems."

"I always stay at this hotel when I’m going to the nearby Lobero Theater to go see a concert. It’s about a 10 minute walk. This is located on State Street near lots of great shopping and coffee, shops and restaurants and bars.. Starbucks is right next to the hotel. This part of State Street does not have cars so it makes it very easy to walk up and down and explore and have fun. There is valet parking and a parking lot in the back of the hotel that was very helpful. The room was very nice and very clean and I loved the mattress and the bedding and pillows and had a great night sleep. It’s mid priced and affordable and I enjoy it more than some of the more expensive hotels that I’ve stayed at that are fairly close to this location as well. The parking was $30 for overnight parking. They have renovated fairly recently since it’s an older historical hotel and it’s really well done and they’ve added a bar downstairs in the lobby, which was quite nice. Very friendly staff checking in and a wonderful and fragrant fresh smell throughout the hotel. Can’t say enough about it and I would stay here over and over again.!!!"

"Clean room. Easy check-in! When I first got there I was a little concerned that there was so some live music at a park around the corner which was hard to take a nap while ongoing… but once I ventured out I discovered it. The room was clean, it was worth it to walk to sho"

"You get what you pay for! One of the more affordable properties nearest the beach, and within walking distance of State Street and the wharf. The Ala Mar by the Sea property is attached to the neighbor property, so front desk for check in is done there. Also where complimentary breakfast is served. Ala Mar does not have elevators, so be upfront if you need accessibility assistance, otherwise you are carting your luggage up a flight of stairs. The rooms are built to suit the climate. Terracotta tile floors in the entire room, and airy open windows. We were in upstairs room 15, and unfortunately our AC unit was not functioning, so Front Desk brought us a modest room fan that helped circulate enough air with the windows open to ease the stuffy temperature. It was an unseasonably cool spring weekend, so this worked out. The amenities are bare minimum. No phone, no alarm clock, mini fridge is empty, an electric fire place to warm the room in the winter, aforementioned air conditioner unit, ice bucket, cups, TV, a modest single set of travel shampoo/conditioner/lotion, with two bars of soap, and a bottle of hand soap. There is a charming stained glass window into the bathroom that looks into the shower. If you need modesty, we covered it with a small paper bag leaned up against the transparent part of the glass from the inside, on the deep window shelf. The beds are comfortable, and you can hear the ocean from the room."