Asilomar Conference Grounds

環境：很好 衞生：乾淨整潔 設施：齊全

飯店處於蒙特利半島西北海岸，是漫步海灘觀賞日落的最佳選擇，園內曲徑通幽，環境幽美。我們預訂的樓棟標H的雙床房間是歷史陳跡，木頭結構，陰暗狹窄，門窗燈具銹跡斑斑，衞生間更小，洗漱水池衹能移到卧室內，好的是淋浴和馬桶的水供應尚屬正常，被褥也乾淨，不難適應，可以體驗當時移民西部的意趣。

The grounds are beautiful and food is actually decent but the rooms are an absolute dump. It looks like they haven't had a single upgrade in last 30 years. I stayed at a single room in Pirates Den and multibed at Windward and they're equally a dump. Dirty, grimy, and dusty. I was looking forward to extending my stay after my conference but absolutely not. Has so much potential if they'd be willing to invest in upgrades and a deep cleaning of the place.

Been coming to Asilomar for over 30 years. First time back since 2019. The room we were assigned was musty smelling, bathroom was mildew and mold infested. The walls are thin so of course the young couple next door made noisy love making late at night. The two sinks had rusted faucets that barely turned and the hot water was too hot. The carpet and curtains appeared to be from the mid eighties. The toilet WAS NOT minimally ADA compliant. The site seems to have deteriorated and there has been little investment on updating the actual hotel units. It is such a unique and beautiful grounds and the company running the place doesn’t seem to have a vision for improvement. On the plus side, the towels and linen were clean, the shower worked well, breakfast was decent, the cafe is quite good, the grounds are still lovely.

The pillows were great. Also, liked how you were a digital free. Loved the whole layout. The experience was very nice thanks. Staff was nice and very helpful.

Sour staff experience soured my recent stay for a very personal important event, a 50-person memorial service for a much beloved friend. So buyer beware Please know that I'm not one of those grumps who always complains on consumer sites like this one. I'm an experienced traveler, plus I've been staying at this most glorious spot that is Asilomar for over 30 years. It is special, so that's why my recent stay felt like a more personal betrayal and so I am alerting travelers to temper their outlook. I appears to me t hat the problem is the Aramark corporate overlords who run this STATE OWNED PUBLIC RESOURCE are NOT paying their staff enough to give a damn. Most of the staff I dealt with were rude, the restaurant manager was unpleasant and his staff reflected their displeasure with his poor treatment. The poor housekeeping staff seemed totally harried and constantly busy. Jerky desk staff I dealt with overcomplicated simple transactions like check-in. They made me and my disabled husband schlep up and down repeatedly over a 4-hour period, and then finally checked us in to a dirty room, despite them knowing we were already there at the propery, we were prepaid and they re-ran my credit card two more times so our room should have been on the short-list for prepping. And yet, they didn't bother to clean it. when they FINALLY let us in, after forcing us to wait in line after line of the desk rush, they gave us a room fully of dirty rumpled sheets and wet towels all over the place. When someone is disabled it's harder to handle this kind of fumble at this more rugged property where you have to climb up and down steps and across the 100-acre grounds. Shame on Aramark. Another example of a private corporation exploiting a public resource like Asilomar built and operated by and for taxpayers. Just like our National Parks, our Space Centers and other publicly built and/or preserved resources, these corporations should pay properly for the privilege of operating America's national treasures