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California Dreamin'
... and eerie at the same time. Once we reached 1-15, we had to deal with an interstate highway, which was truly CA style driving – nonstop congestion. We finally freed ourselves of the highway and moved on to a beautiful road with rolling hills, tight turns and farms. Michael was in his driving element (it would have been better for the rest of the family he did not treat our Honda Odyssey like a Porsche) until the boys felt ...
The happiest place in America?
... and the rain became more of a drizzle. We stopped about 20 times to take photos of the scenery, hundreds of shots of pretty much the same scene, we just can't get enough of it! At one stop, YouTube "sensation" Lonnie Campbell (man who sings with a rabbit on his head) introduced me to his bunny Gandalf and talked to me about fishing whilst Emily hid in the car. We made a hasty retreat. Eventually the road began to straighten and ...
The Big Sur
... t do it justice, so instead why don't you just sit back (hey there's a TV programme in there somewhere!) and take in the views via my photos.
What I will say, is that the road is windy (again) with plenty of hairpin turns, perched high on the edge of cliffs, has no traffic lights but plenty of Mustangs - most are convertibles, oh crashing surf and the odd bit of fog / heat haze.
As plenty of condors fly overhead, we drive south pass Bixby ...
A Real Nail Biter
As we prepared to leave Vandenberg, one of the hydrolic jacks would not lift. Another camper determined it was uneven ground so we rolled forward an inch and it lifted. A short drive later we went to Solvang. We initially parked on the curb by a school. Some questionable people were loitering so we decided to move it into the parking lot with other ...
Home sweet home
... ones with the highlight being my Grandma Sally’s filet roast.
Back home I loved hiking and exploring nature, so I had tons of hikes planned to visit. One of the first I did was Valencia peak in Montana De Oro. Montana De Oro is stunning...filled with wildlife and breathtaking views. On my hike up Valencia peak I spotted hawks soaring the skies, a garner snake in the bushes, cotton tail rabbits, lizards, TONs of wildflowers... California ...
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- Wheelchair accessibility
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- Free parking
Historical Traveler Reviews San Luis Creek Lodge San Luis Obispo
Great decor,,,,,,perfect for romance
This place met all of my expectations. We statyed one night in the Craftsman lodge,,,the bathroom tile is beautifully hand laid, the wood floors, fireplace..all beautiful,,, felt like a pricey room in Tahoe more than a simple place to stay for the night. I loved the furnishings...most rooms feel so dull with the bare minimum, not this place... huge arm chairs...table, dresser, fridge, closet, very impressed. Bed was comfey and I liked the privacy factor. Only negitive was the fan in the bathroom not working, but that was no biggie. We would stay there again and recomend 2 friends.
A Find In SLO
Situated near downtown SLO, next to a strip of hotels/motels/inns, Morgan's Mansions stand out because of its attention to detail. Facing Monterey St., it is composed of the registration area, behind it is the Londonberry, then the Craftsman, then the Plantation Mansion which is on the far end of the lot, facing the creek. Accommodating about 12 rooms, we chose the Plantation. The room was nicely decorated with real paintings, good furniture, wide tv screen & dvd player (tv stand was a little low in height though), plus 2 sinks in the bathroom and a jacuzzi too. Complimentary continental breakfast was okay, composed of an assortment of breads, cereal, coffee, juice, yogurt. I highly recommend this hotel. The only downside -- small space for parking.
Excellent
I was visiting Cal Poly on business and found this hotel to be excellent place to stay. The room was large, very comfortable, quiet, beautifully decorated. Gas fireplace was a nice touch. The front desk staff were smart, friendly and very helpful. The property itself (outside the room and the lobby) is simple and functional (no pool or outside sitting areas). Very nice place for the price.
Air conditioning problems
My family and I spent 3 nites ( July 2003) here. The first rrom we were given had broken air conditioner so we were transferred to another room. The second room had broken air conditioner, the third room had major air conditioning problems. Water seeped from the air conditioner vent (vent located above door) and leaked all over the rug. Walls were bubbling and filled with water. Paint was literally bubbling up and water was seeping out. Had to put towels and ice bucket in front of door to catch water dripping from ceiling vent. Spoke with other guests who had broken a/c's also. The rooms were nice but a/c sucks.Might be okay to stay in winter but forget it when you need an a/c.
The best in San Luis Obispo, by far!!
What a fantastic find!! A quiet, stylish and well priced hotel within walking distance of downtown. Fantastic REAL art in every room, and I think they all have fireplaces too. Rooms are well laid out and beautifully put together. I have been recommending this terrific hotel to all my friends. Great friendly staff too!
Morgan's Mansions, never stay anywhere else!
I'll never stay anywhere else! So nice, so new! THey are only a year old and our room still smelled new. They have very unique and interesting artwork & furniture, I have never seen a hotel like it. The staff is incredible!
Least favorite
My sister & I traveled from San Diego to San Francisco then back again.
We found The Londonderry to be the most expensive and our least favorite. The beds were OK but we went to bed and woke up hearing water running through the pipes in the walls. The room was a bit drab & there was nothing interesting on the walls. We did enjoy the complimentary breakfast, however.
Graet new find!
When in San Luis Obispo to visit our daughter at school, we normally stay at the lovely Petit Soleil but when we tried to book a room for two nights on Graduation Weekend 2003, they were quite full. I found a new hotel that looked interesting from its website, Morgan's Mansions. Also located close to the Cal Poly campus on Monterey in SLO, it is a collection of four buildings, a "Gatehouse" that houses Registration and Guest Services (breakfast in the AM...I didn't partake!) and three 'Mansions" in three different styles. They are surrounded by the asphalt parking lot---from the website, I expected to see grass! I only saw my room in the 'Plantation Mansion' so that is what I can comment on. I was given Room 608, at the farside of the property backing along the Creek. The room was pale yellow with white crown molding, a fireplace and two lovely pieces of artwork on the walls. A huge comfy king bed , computer desk, writing desk, large TV and refrigerator in a cabinet topped with a coffee maker completed the room...it was a large room ! The windows opened to the woodsy area flanking the creek. I could hear the wind rustling through the trees, and birds calling..I know there is a woodpecker out there! I just didn't get to see him. At night the crickets and frogs have a vocal competition but, late at night, if you wake up, all you can hear is the Creek gently flowing by...HEAVEN !!!! "and the Sun flows in like butterscotch and sticks to all your senses"...Joni Mitchell, "Chelsea Morning"...couldn't be more appropriate! So, why isn't this delightful property given the highest rating? A few things... The carpet is a blue-grey industrial...makes sense from a $$$ perspective, but certainly not "Luxury-Class" I am convinced that my bed was just 'made'...no new sheets. I don't have a problem with that if I am informed that this is the policy of the hotel. I wasn't...my daughter found hairs on all of the pillows..."Mom, are ally sure about the towels. I will certainly stay here again as a second choice in SLO, but i may ask about the cleanliness policy next time!
Great for Cal Poly Parents
My parents were so pleased with their room. They came up to visit me and a girl in my class told me about this hotel. I booked them a room and now they won't stay anywhere else. They loved their room because it had tapestries on the wall and a fireplace.
A great new find!
We stumbled on this new hotel by accident. Everything is brand new, it just opened in August. It is very elegant with 3 buildings all in different styles. We were really impressed with the comfort of the beds. They have REAL paintings in the room. We stayed in an african room -- what fun! The people who work there are fun and friendly.