I didn't compare rates at any other hotels in the area, so I can't say if $75 a night was too much or not. But what made this hotel so enjoyable was the manager. There isn't a computer in the lobby although they do have free internet connections in the rooms but when I explained that I didn't have a... More

The Morro Bay area is pretty nice. This property is just OK, I suppose. Not the most comfortable. Even in October it was rather warm, and the air-con is just like blowing air, not cold air. The outside air is cooler, but I would not be game to sleep with the window open, considering people can just walk outside your... More

I called to confirm my reservation two weeks ago and it was confirmed through a staff memeber. The day of my arrival I called the hotel to tell them I would be checking in late. I was informed that there were no more rooms available, I was shocked since I made the reservation in September. Now I am three hours... More

When we checked in asked why the sign didn't say Sandpiper. Dishont to out of town guests we did not know that there were two Econo Lodge in Morro Bay. According to the internet it lists the other Motel's phone number and list the other motels address. Very confusing to guests. We found when we arrived back home we didn't... More

I've never had such a displeasing experience than this one when it comes to lodging. The manager literally came out of his office and screamed at my boyfriend and I when we called Travelocity to switch our room. We complained to Travelocity that they gave us not the room we requested. Unbelievable. When we walked in the room it smelled... More

Even though it wasn't close to downtown, I booked at Econo Lodge because everywhere else was either unreasonably expensive or was booked. Now I'm glad I found this gem. The owner was very helpful - recommended a restaurant, suggested a nearby grocery, and gave me the name of a good bakery downtown. When I came back through town two days... More

Everything was booked up for miles- so much for spur of the minute travel. So we were glad to at least get a room. But $200 for Econolodge!? We booked over the cell phone and he took my credit card, but when we got there he was fairly insistent we pay with cash. I've never been asked to pay with... More

I passed through Morro Bay last year on a similar road trip, but did not spend the night. This year I decided that I wanted to stay over. I arrived on a Friday afternoon and discovered that I had walked in on the weekend of the annual Classic Car Show. Arriving at a beach town on the weekend of a... More

We stayed for two nights at the Econolodge at 1100 Main St., in Morro Bay, CA. Our room was on the ground floor, was clean and the bed was very comfortable. The complimentary breakfast included dry cereal, oatmeal, fresh fruit, pastries, coffee and milk, which was perfect for us. The Econolodge is within a few blocks of the waterfront which... More