Hilton Garden Inn Dana Point Doheny Beach

The facility and location is very good, clean and comfortable. We were not notified at check in that if we needed any room service we needed to request it. Also, be aware that if you need to park in the facility they charge $45 a day for parking. If you are staying for a couple of days, is okay. But if you a looking to stay several days, take in consideration the parking cost in comparison with other hotel options around the area.

Location is great for visiting Doheny State Beach--just walk across the street. There's a cafe on that beach and also lots of stone tables/benches and palm trees. The room was clean, updated, nicely decorated, bright. Great pillows and mattress was comfy. Bathroom was clean, and there's quality hand soap and a shower handle that is easy to operate. The shower has a ceiling light. The room has a desk , a small Keurig, a microwave, and a small refrigerator. The rooftop bar is great, but not much ocean view. But we watched the sun setting through the palm trees, and it was classic California. At the bar, we ordered the chicken teriyaki sandwich, and it was delicious. Staff at the rooftop bar and the front desk were pleasant and helpful. I would definitely stay there again.

Awesome views and great location! Very clean and the staff was so nice and helpful! The food in the restaurant was very delicious. We loved the way it was decorated for the holidays!

Amazing distance from the beach and many other attractions! Both of my dogs were allowed, with a non refundable fee but they were well accepted and we didn’t hear any issues when we left them in the room. The room was clean and all the beds were very comfortable.

Room was quite adequate! wishing the beds were queens instead of doubles, but other than that, the room had a nice layout and was very clean. We had a view of the ocean with a balcony. So nice! The staff was so nice and so helpful. Breakfast bar was pricy at $25, and regular menu limited, so we skipped it and took a walk down the PCH and found a spot. Rented bikes and rode to San Clemente. Had dinner at Olemanti's, a wonderful Mexican spot. Walked to the Harbor where there were so