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Top Orcutt Hotel Reviews

Historic Santa Maria Inn

8/10 Good

"Nice clean rooms, cool vintage style"

Best Western Plus Big America

10/10 Excellent

"Very nice hotel overall. I enjoyed my experience there and will definitely be going back. I liked that when you walked in to reception area there was a nice open space where breakfast is served. Very easy and straightforward. I loved the bedroom layout. We booked a standard 2 bed no smoking, however, the room layout we got was unique (at least to me). When you first walk in, (aside from the obvious) you’ll see the large window, queen bed, desk&chair, AC/heat unit, large TV, a mini sink, microwave, mini refrigerator, k-pod coffee maker. It gets better, you continue to walk to the other side of you’ll see the restroom and another room with a door that locks and inside a king size bed with dresser, large lounge chair, large tv, medium sized closet with iron and iron board, a large window AC/heat unit. I loved it so much, it gave just the right amount of lighting in both areas, privacy, and all in the same room."

Hampton Inn & Suites Santa Maria

10/10 Excellent

"Súper easy check in through the phone"

Homewood Suites by Hilton Santa Maria

10/10 Excellent

"I had a lovely 2 week stay here...Updated room, comfy bed, responsive staff. It was also super quiet. I really enjoyed the gym. All the equipment was updated and I never had an issue getting an elliptical. Most of the time there were towels and water (until it stopped working :). Only complaint is that they served fake eggs for breakfast. I get most hotels do that nowadays to cut costs and to keep them "fluffy"."