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18 reviews
he relaxed elegance of the... architecture and beautifully landscaped grounds give the resort a timeless feel. Only a few hotels in this region can compare. — Oyster
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17 reviews
This hotel is tucked into a tony residential enclave, hovering above the Santa Barbara Mission, minutes from the pier, distinguished dining and State Street shopping. — Star Service
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12 reviews
Settle in at this 550-acre paradise and you’ll see why John and Jackie Kennedy spent part of their honeymoon here, at this resort tucked away in the foothills of Montecito. — Forbes Travel Guide
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13 reviews
Planted one block north of State Street and 2 miles east of the beach and pier, this canary sings a sweet song indeed. — Star Service
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9 reviews
Fact is, the Simpson House goes the distance -- and then some -- to create the perfect stay. — Frommer's
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11 reviews
Hidden in a quiet residential neighborhood three blocks from State Street, this white adobe boutique hotel with a red-tile roof has a plain exterior that doesn't quite prepare you for what's inside. — Concierge
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9 reviews
Built in 1871, this downtown Victorian in the arts and culture district has been restored as a hotel surrounded by a 1-acre garden. — Fodor's
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10 reviews
Beach-house chic best describes the decor of guest rooms that wrap around garden courts at this beachside boutique hotel. — Michelin Guide
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5 reviews
The complex includes various rooms and suites...a rooftop pool deck with panoramic views, a Moroccan-themed spa, two restaurants. meeting rooms, ballrooms, and boutiques. — Fodor's
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6 reviews
The Spanish colonial–style Hyatt Santa Barbara is a great getaway for couples or families looking to soak in the Central Coast’s laid-back luxe lifestyle. — Jetsetter
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5 reviews
This is Santa Barbara's key midrange convention hotel and wedding center, a marble-clad operation with sprawling sparsely furnished public areas purpose built for large gatherings. — Star Service
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5 reviews
Along with its beach location, it's ideally located for pleasant walks to the Andre Clark Bird Refuge and Santa Barbara Zoological Gardens. — Gayot
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4 reviews
This outdoorsy, golf-oriented resort and spa is set on beautifully landscaped grounds, with hillside views in nearly all directions. — Fodor's
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6 reviews
The hotel may not have a pool or restaurant (apart from a handy Starbucks outlet), but with this incredibly central State Street location, they may not be missed. — Gayot
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5 reviews
Loaded with precious Victorian decor, this B&B has twelve rooms, two cottages and a coach house, and features a hot tub, bikes for guests’ use and an Alice in Wonderland theme. — Rough Guide
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5 reviews
If you're looking for a taste of the best of old California, look no further than Harbor View Inn. — Forbes Travel Guide
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5 reviews
A beachfront setting is the main attraction at this 46-room hotel. — Gayot
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2 reviews
Set off the main road, this quiet property sits near the Alisal golf course, wine-tasting spots and horseback riding. — Forbes Travel Guide
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5 reviews
Part hostel and part hotel, The Wayfarer is a sweet spot for those who want a playful, not-too-fussy place to rest their heads after a long day of traveling. — Afar Magazine
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