Hotels Near Pleasant Valley Fields - Meeting Room in Camarillo

This hotel does not enforce masks, will threaten to charge you $250 for smoking ********* OUTSIDE, and will double charge you without telling you. I was double charged my stay, when I checked I paid $750 cash, yet the day after my card was charged $750. When I went to the front desk they said, “ we were waiting for you to come to us “ and gave me a code I could give my bank. They should have told me immediately, you don’t charge someone’s card $750 without saying something... it’s not like it’s $20. Me and my partner smoked outside in the designated smoking area, and when we came back inside some girl knocked on our door and said “ My manager will charge you $250 for **** smell, so here is this spray.” And ran away. Why would I be charged $250 for smoking OUTSIDE? AND WHY ARE YOU COMING TO MY DOOR PAST MIDNIGHT, BUT YOU COULDN’T TELL ME YOU DOUBLE CHARGED MY CARD? I was already over my stay due to this irritation, and on the day I checked out the hotel staff had the audacity to ignore mask regulations. As I was checking out at the front desk, an older woman came up to the teller next to me with no mask and a holding her shirt to her face. The teller helped her without saying anything, so I said “she doesn’t have to wear a mask?” BOTH TELLERS IGNORED ME. I said excuse me, and she said the shirt was fine. I said that’s not what I asked. My teller said “we try to enforce like 95% of the time, i can call her room”. This was bs, I saw other people in the halls with no mask and I was wondering why they were so comfortable. It makes sense now, since the check-in desks were not even enforcing properly.   I will never be staying here again, and I hope you don’t either. I stayed at this hotel for six nights, and checked out March 27 2021.

An a dedicated Marriott hotel chain family we were truly taken back by a very bad stay experience on 5/22 to 5/23. I attempted to contact the hotel and the corporate office yet recieved a form letter type apology with no true correspondence back from Marriott to resolve such an issue. A Mr. Gustavson wrote apologizing for the trash in front of the hotel the urine looking substance in the elevator and the multiple tour buses parked outside of our room which were noisy throughout the entire night and early morning hours making it impossible to sleep. Mr. Gustavson also gave me an email that was incorrect. As I stated the noise in the rear parking lot all night long was very disruptive relative to getting any sleep in room #205, which was adjacent to where the buses and people were talking etc. all night long. I just had shoulder surgery and we were up in thousand oaks to visit the gravesites where my wife's parents are buried. We have never experienced such a disturbance and disruptive environment while staying at one of Marriott's hotels. We also reported the overflowing maintenance trash cart in front of the hotel with trash sprawled all over the sidewalk etc. as I noted it was just left of the front doors as I pulled into the parking stall by the handicapped space. The trash cart was a large gray wheeled unit used most likely by maintenance to clean rooms etc. We also reported a liquid mess in the elevator which we noted looked like urine. The entire experience was less than expected from the Marriott chain and without a phone call in return or reimbursement of the 20000 Bonvouy Points I spent on this nightmare stay. We were certainly not informed of the big tour buses and activity in the parking area adjacent to our room which should have been disclosed and surely we would have declined and asked for another room. The caution tape in the parking lot does indicate this was a predetermined plan and we were the victims of a poorly selected room. Needless to say, we will not be returning to this location and are truly disappointed that Marriott chose to ignore my letter to corporate and correspondence to the hotel. I would not recommend this location.

We originally made our reservation here simply because it was between Point A and Point B on our road trip. But after traveling around southern California, staying in less-than-happy hotels, and dealing with traffic; we turned to each other and said, ”Let's just go back to Palm Garden and relax for a few days.” The staff -- everyone! -- was friendly, the place was immaculate, the pool and garden area lovely and relaxing. Rosewood Trail and a movie theater close by. At this point, I'd go back there as our sole destination!

About 7-8 minutes drive from outlets, you must drive yourself. The hotel is an apartment style with a living room and a large room to cook by yourself. Breakfast is served, regular American breakfast.

I am so disappointed in the Hiltons for allowing all the rooms to have pets. I don't care how clean the animal is and that you take a deposit. Animals leave hair and smells. Our room smelled a little when we first came in but smelt like cleaning chemicals. My husband went to bed right away and sat around for a while and I started sneezing. Then i thought a smelled pee. I went to bed. I woke up all night smelling pee and dog. then I got up to go to the bathroom and the carpet was wet. I guess they had just cleaned the floors and tried to get the smell out. It didn't work. It was disgusting. I woke up with a horrible headache, They did give us another room the next day that didn't smell like animals. Come on Hilton you need to designate certain rooms for animals.

I was so pleased with the facilities - very unique layout of the hotel, kind of a fun and mysterious experience to explore the property and gain my bearings. I get a little tired of the typical hotel layout - it's always exciting to get a unique setup like this one. The hotel has been in business since 1969 but has obviously been completely redone, probably multiple times since then because it feels so fresh and new. There wasn't anything that felt old or stale - the entire room felt so clean and new, I highly recommend for germaphobes like myself. I felt very comfortable here. More than anything, I was so moved by the customer service. Being a semi-frequent guest of hotels all over, I've come to learn that lowering my expectations before checking in at most places will prepare me for the inevitable disappointment - haha. BUT this was not the case here - the gentleman who checked me in was beyond friendly and helpful, I felt so touched by the personal effort he clearly put into ensuring my check-in experience was special. I will remember that for a long time. The lady who assisted me in the evening with a small purchase in the lobby and adding my rewards number to the reservation was also very friendly and not in a forced or ingrnuine way. I truly felt her kindness, both, through the phone, and over the counter. She went above and beyond to make me feel valued as a guest/customer and associates like her and her coworker who checked me in just don't go easily forgotten in my book. The guest service and unique experience you're sure to have when you stay here are what set this hotel apart from the rest. I absolutely recommend if you're in the area. What a lovely place for anyone to come visit but still feel right at home. :)

We had a funeral in Ojai and found the rates there exorbitant. Santa Paula was very nearby, so we checked the hotels there out. The Glen Tavern Inn was very reasonable, and, as a bonus, an historic property. Built in early 1900s, it was near the train station and became a mecca for Hollywood celebrities including John Wayne, Carole Lombard, Houdini and Rin-Tin-Tin, among others. The new owners, btw, are not sure which rooms they stayed in, except that Rin-Tin-Tin stayed in a suite. According to what I've read, the third floor of the inn started out as a gambling hall and ******* and was parted out into rooms later. We also heard that it is supposedly haunted. Our room was 219. Interesting features: no house phone; the bathroom is tiny, but works. You cannot be really fat to use it, though, the shower is about 2.5' x 2.5'. We think the bathroom was added in a remodel, there is a 4” step up into it and it is a big trip hazard. I would recommend reflective tape or lights or something, both my husband and I woke in the night and nearly killed ourselves tripping on it. (They have warnings all over the place about it but at 2:30 am who remembers that on the way to the toilet?). The closet has a deadbolt which you have to be INSIDE the closet to use. The bed has a pillow top on the mattress, but it is still rock hard. Hotel might look into memory foam for the beds, most of us are spoiled on those now. Downstairs is an Italian restaurant (new) but the lobby/front desk look right for the Craftsman era. There are framed movie posters, newspapers (Titanic Sinks) and photos on the walls in every hall. The third floor has a salon on the stair landing with sofas. The place is really quite charming with few drawbacks. Parking is in the back. The hotel sign on the street corner is obscured by trees, hard to find. We happened to arrive on a weekend where a number of streets were blocked off for a classic car show. The show was great but it was hard to find the hotel because of the blocked off roads. The hotel apologized for the confusion. ABOUT ROOM 220: First, we retired at 9:30, having had a very long drive. Woke at 11:30, some guy was talking. We drifted off, woke at 2:30 am, guy was STILL TALKING. We think he was talking to somebody else but couldn't hear anything distinct. Room 220, we thought he was in your room. We tapped on the wall. He didn't shut up. My husband pounded on the wall. He continued to talk. I dressed and headed upstairs to knock on the door above us as my husband thought sound was traveling through old air conditioning ducts. On the way I heard my husband bellow ”SHUT THE F**K UP!' We apologize for the language. When I arrived at the room I thought was above us I heard the toilet flush. There was no more talking. So, room 220, if you thought it was a ghost, it wasn't. THIS INN HAS CHARACTER YOU WILL NOT FIND in any modern hotel or motel. And if you are more sensitive than we are, you might actually

This hotel was wonderful. Very clean. Great service. I will definitely recommend to friends and family.

This hotel has a great history and the staff are fantastic human beings. Very peaceful and extremely nice folks. I have frequented this hotel for over 25 years. The management, the breakfast folks are wonderful. I enjoy the rest and relaxation and more importantly the air is the best at this location.

We stayed here for a couple of nights for Memorial Day weekend. The ocean front suites we stayed in are on the first floor, which gave us a nice picnic area in front of our patio with a direct view of the sandy beach and ocean. We liked our room so much that we barely left it. The Ox and Ocean restaurant was only steps away, which made it really convenient to just order takeout and eat at our patio. The underground parking was also very convenient as it was just short flight of stairs or elevator ride to our room. Hotel staff was very courteous and accommodating to us when we requested a change of towels and toiletries during our stay. While we had some minor issues with the temperature controls in trying to keep the room cool at night, this was easily remedied by keeping the windows open and letting the cool breeze come in. Overall, you can't beat hearing watching and hearing the waves all day and night. We really enjoyed our stay here so much that we've booked another reservation again in a few weeks! Kudos to the staff at Zachari Dunes for an amazing experience!