Laguna Cliffs Marriott Resort & Spa

Got additional charge without any notice. This is not why I gave you guys my credit card for. I called the customer service several times and got no feedback. Every time a lady will tell me that someone will call me back or send me an email. You guys made Marriott like a fraud. Shame on you. Will never visit again.

每年都要來一次 靠海邊 周邊吃的選擇也很多的啊 度假一流 天氣很好 拍出來的都是桌面 spa中心服務很好 提前預約

設施：好 衞生：好 環境：好 服務：好非常不錯

早晨6:30服務員在門口大聲説話吵得人睡不着

We stayed here for 5 nights at a conference held at the hotel for two of the days, and some vacation for the last two. The hotel is elevated on a cliff with lovely views of Dana Point Harbor. The exterior of the hotel is in keeping with the architecture of the surrounding homes and buildings, though its drab dark red roofs with gray and white trim is not an exciting color palette. The location seems close to shopping and restaurants if you view it on a map, but the reality is that to get to those businesses, one has to either traverse a long staircase, or take the long way around using a steep driveway to get up and down from sea level. This presents both a physical and mental barrier to going down the cliff. Nonetheless, there are some great restaurants at the bottom of the cliff. The shopping is minimal in the Dana Point Harbor shopping area. We didn’t have a car, but ride share services were easy to use and much less expensive than renting a car and paying for parking. The meeting room was excellent with comfortable temperatures, good seating and lighting. The catering for the meeting consisted of very good food, presented well, and served at the right times, with multiple stations to handle 300 people. The food choices were obviously chosen by the conference organizers, because it was all gluten and dairy free, and healthy. Bravo to everyone involved. Check-in was quick, and our room was ready at 2:00 - 2 hours before the usual check in time. But, the room was a disappointment. The room itself was called a King Executive Suite with Ocean View, Balcony, and Eating Area, and was quite expensive. Unfortunately, being in the basement level, it had no view of the ocean, no balcony and no eating area. The room was pretty dark and gloomy. It was spacious, however. The bathroom was adequate. Towels were somewhere in-between luxurious and thin. Robes were cozy. Amenities included pump bottles of products and a hairdryer, and no other grooming items. The shower has one of those rain showers (which I don’t like) but a nice handheld unit. Unfortunately, it is a rectangular shower with only a wall in the front half, which does a very bad job of keeping water in the shower when using the rain shower, and a terrible job if using the handheld. There is a nice lighted mirror and a nice lighted magnifying mirror. The king size bed was comfortable, pillows were very nice. There were good charging ports and bedside lights. Room storage was ample. The decor is bland and neutral with lots of hard surfaces. Much of the wood furniture showed wear. The WiFi was slow and spotty, and overall unsatisfactory. The flat screen TV’s were large, but worked extremely slowly, which may be reflecting the poor WiFi signal. The only windows in the room were the sliding glass doors which looked out onto the service area behind the pool. This would have made stepping out to the pool area quick and easy, but of course one couldn’t leave and lock the door behind you, w

The price point to stay in Dana point is a lot and the hotels in the area do mostly seem older. This building has clearly had multiple excellent renovations but it’s age shows in small ways like less soundproof doors or AC/vents. The resort had a pool that’s on the smaller end for how big it is but makes up for it with impressive views and easy access to the beach which is where you want to be anyways. Also 15-20 min walk to the lamp district for easy access to food options beyond what the hotel already offers.