Hotels near Lane Farms, Santa Barbara County

The front desk service is good, the attitude is very good, when the check-in prompts the opening hours of the pool and laundry room, daily breakfast, fruit, snacks, free milk cookies at night, the front desk will remind you of the time. The hotel has plenty of parking spaces and special features. The only downside is that the floor has some sound and the sound is not very good. You can hear it next door. Refrigerator cooling effect is good, air conditioning is also, that is, the sound is a little bigger. There is a dressing table outside the bathroom, a lighted makeup mirror and a separate wardrobe. The bathroom and shower room are large. Outside the door are gas stations and supermarkets. It takes 5-10 minutes to walk from the beach.

Great location, nice and quiet hotel, undergoing a refurb currently so could’ve been a little cleaner but all round great place to stay- breakfast was included and beautiful. Just a short walk to beach, restaurants and parks. Wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again.

The room is large, the balcony has a sea view, breakfast service but charge, the hotel is warm, the building is Spanish style, the travel is very convenient, you can park, there is a bus at the door.

Great hotel for a family vacation. We selected this property because we wanted to stay close to Santa Barbara but not pay the high prices. Hotel is about a 7 min direct drive to Santa Barbara. We were so pleasantly surprised how cool and charming the town of Carpinteria was. We were so glad to get a break from the tourists in Santa Barbara and get a locals vibe in Carpinteria. The hotel was exceptional. The staff was overly friendly, accommodating, and helpful. The property was immaculate. The pool was small but very comfortable and well maintained. The room was cozy, well working air conditioning, and very clean. The breakfast got a bit busy with only one working toaster. The outdoor seating area for breakfast was fantastic. Free parking with a huge parking lot was a big plus. Recommend selecting a room facing the front of hotel away from the highway since that seems to be the quieter side of the hotel. Highly recommend staying at this hotel!

Outstanding! The room was big enough! Really nice decoration, the bathrooms have double sink and pretty cool shower, the bed was impeccable, perfect location and has a free overnight parking.

Hotel was clean, updated, beautifully decorated, The bed was comfortable, included continental breakfast delivered to room, the staff was super friendly, overall a very enjoyable stay. I would highly recommend

We stayed here in mid-November 2020 and I think that the hotel is doing a good job. closures/covid impacts: - The hot tub was closed - The breakfast was more limited than usual, but they did have some hot options like scrambled eggs & sausage. They also had juice, bagels & cream cheese, hard boiled eggs, yogurt, & fruit. - No daily housekeeping so you leave your trash can in the hall if you want it taken out and you call the front desk if you need anything. Rooms are sanitized between guests. I didn't see a lot of trash in the hall given the situation. pros (aside from those found in other reviews): + While Solvang was super-crowded in town, the Hampton Inn Buellton was quiet and clean. + Guests mainly respected eachothers' space. + The pool was open and heated. We were the only ones to use it from what I could tell. + There are several outdoor sitting areas and 1-2 fire pits (fire pits were turned on at night) as well. These are great if you want to meet up with some friends or family and stay outside. You could definitely dine alfresco, just bring a jacket. It gets cold quickly. + There was a Firestone Brewery within a very short walk offering takeout or patio dining (with a fireplace). + The room was clean and spacious and had mini fridge & microwave + Free parking was plentiful. + coffee & cocoa available in the lobby (seemed like 24 hrs?)

First off, this is a beautiful hotel, clean and we loved that it had prepared fresh fruit trays in their refrigerator case. It saved the morning. They were also very accommodating in bringing us an extra blanket and towels late one night. And, when we checked in the young man was very kind and personable. He told us some of the town history. All that slightly goes out the window when you come down with three children at 9:25 to have breakfast and are told they are closing and get behind the blue line and they cannot make breakfast except a scrambled eggs. And it is not even an I’m sorry, we have closed down early. And you can see a pile of bacon in the kitchen. My guess by the looks of the dining room and the kitchen area, they decided to close early. Here’s the thing… In all our years of travel, I have never seen a hotel dining room close early or refuse to serve you breakfast if you arrive a few minutes before they advertise their closing time. Never! And, rudely told they can’t make a few pancakes for some hungry kids and just get behind the blue line. Why is there still a blue line? So we just walked across the street and bought a dozen donuts from a really nice lady. Their other policy that is customer unfriendly: Upon a late midnight arrival when you want to get to your room, that very nice young man apologetically told us they only have two carts and to use one, we would have to leave a drivers license with him. What? As my husband parked the car, the young man explained the owner has a lot of rules to be followed and they were down to two carts now because people don’t bring them back. Think about that… do people stuff them in their car and take them? Is that why they are down to two? Doubtful. They just don’t want to purchase more. My husband talked to the manager and instead of apologizing for the inconvenience, she was argumentative and kept telling him people don’t bring them back, and lots of excuses like supply chain problems so they won’t purchase more. Such an excuse businesses use these days… if they had ordered several more months ago… they’d probably have them by now! Our room was toasty hot upon arrival. Remember it was midnight and we really wanted to sleep, but a hot room and the need to retrieve a driver’s license delayed that! We are all for business success and profit, but the bottom line is when you are paying more than a couple hundred a night for a room, you are paying for more than just a room. You are paying for a positive experience. We did get a nice room, but left with, not staying here again. I haven’t written a review in a long time and have rarely ever written a negative one… but couldn’t let this go by. If the manager would have had a better attitude… I would have skipped this one!

The Radisson is going down hill! We have been going there for past 5 years every time we visit town. Our last visit we noticed much “riff raff” who are visiting the lounge area and being very loud and obnoxious. So much so to the point a man was so intoxicated he started a verbal argument cussing at our female friend. My husband did his best to diffuse the situation and get him away from all of us and the man wanted to fight. We are so disgusted with how much the once great Radisson has changed. No hotel security when they know they have a bar open late on Friday and Saturday night. When police showed up they said they have many calls to the Radisson and many cars have been broken into.