Seaway Inn

“Disappointing.”

I was hit with a $35 surcharge for parking, a $45 surcharge for early check‑in even though I was only an hour early, and either $7.50 or $15 for two warm bottles of water—couldn’t remember exactly. I didn’t see any vending or ice machines. The “balcony” was just a plastic chair outside the room on a standard outdoor passageway you’d find on any two‑story motel from the 1960s. I had trouble getting the old‑style key into the lock and never figured out how to adjust the room temperature, among other things. To be honest, this is the first time I’ve publicly complained about an overnight stay. At best, Seaway Inn is a simple, standard 1960s‑era motel pretending to be “boutique” so it can charge premium prices. It is well‑located, which explains a lot.

Michael·منذ أسبوعين

“Perfekt für eine Nacht in Santa Cruz”

The rooms are very pretty, nothing else.

Nathalie·منذ 3 أسابيع

“Unfortunately, I will not be staying there again.”

The rooms were nicely decorated, but I had to keep the curtains closed all the time for privacy, which ruined the view. A stain was on the blanket on the top of the bed, a spider appeared in the bathroom one day and a pincher bug the next. When I opened the bathroom window the view was just a pile of old materials used in the hotel’s renovation—paints, old wood, containers, etc.—something no guest would want to see. I asked for an upper‑floor room, but was told none were available.

Kimm·منذ شهر

The staff were super friendly, the room was clean, and the location was great.

Jason·منذ شهر

The bed and pillows were uncomfortable, and the shower had weak water pressure.

Gina·منذ شهر