Guerneville hotel guide. Marriott Hotels & Resorts hotel in Guerneville, California

"We have always enjoyed staying at Inn the Tides for many years. Its convenience, cleanliness, great and enjoyable staff have stayed above many other sites. We will always choose Inn at the Tides!"

"Easy to get to off hwy 101. Across from Pepper's restaurant. (Fantastic food) Large TV. Everything is clean. Had a great time of rest. Easy parking"

"Quiet, clean"

"The Cottages on River Road is a true Gem! Stunning, lush landscaping with many little gardens and fountains. If you’re a plant nerd, this place is paradise. Many thoughtful touches from bistro tables and chairs on each porch, to delicious little breakfast chibata sandwiches and fixings for smores around the fire pit. Loved our stay, staff was wonderful - can’t wait to go back!"

"Very nice"

"The room was clean bathroom was clean love the tub and shower separate the complimentary breakfast was decent the cookies at the front desk were amazing"

"Do not stay here. This place does not look like the pictures. We checked in and immediately checked out. They still charged us a full three nights stay. And said I had to take it up with Expedia. Expedia told me to contact management since they’re the ones who charged me. When I contacted management, they said it’s not their policy to refund, or cancel within 24 hours of check-in. I told him how am I supposed to know how bad the place is 24 hours before I check in if I’ve never been there. And if your pictures represent one thing in and in real life, they’re completely different. They reluctantly agreed to reimburse me two nights out of the three. But I have yet to see any credit on my credit card. So basically they just lied to me to get me off the phone. This hotel has terrible customer service. And I would not recommend that anyone stay here."

"The staff was wonderful and the property is beautiful. Be warned though, this is more camping than glamping. The dome tents are cool, but far away from the bathrooms and amenities, and I didn't understand why they are more expensive than more spacious tents. We didn't know there was one master switch to power the tent, and wish the staff would have told us that at check in. We switched from a dome to a double twin tent and had so much more room, but then our heated blankets didn't work. We were there at the beginning of their season, so there were little things missing. Firewood is an extra cost, and they did not have any available on property, so we had to go to Safeway to purchase it. All of the refrigerators in the lobby that would typically have snacks and drinks were empty. Coffee isn't available until 8am, which is tough for early risers. That first day there was no creamer available. Their social media showcases "having another mimosa" but there is no bar. Literally no food nor drink was available for purchase on property. If you're concerned about security, I wouldn't recommend staying here. Tents don't "lock" (of course) and anyone could walk onto the property after hours. Bathrooms are communal. Great concept, great staff, beautiful property - but they should make it clear that it's more camp and less glam."

"This is a great spot; the room was small but perfect for our needs and the property is absolutely stunning, great views, amazing hot tub, and the owner was so friendly and engaging. I will definitely stay here again."