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Nestled in the bohemian enclave of Ojai is the historic Ojai Valley Inn, a luxurious retreat that has been one of California’s most revered destinations since opening in 1923. Located just 90 minutes north of Los Angeles, the resort overlooks the unspoiled natural beauty of its mountain surroundings and celebrates the relaxed glamour of California’s past to create an unparalleled resort experience that is quintessentially Ojai. The resort recently turned the page to a new chapter with the unveiling of enhancements that further elevate the resort experience while remaining true to its authentic spirit and include: chic outdoor oasis, Indigo Pool; new signature restaurant Olivella; the thoughtfully refreshed, historic Wallace Neff Heritage Bar, and Libbey’s, a fresh artisan market, café and boutique.
Ojai Valley Inn
905 Country Club Road
Ojai, California
93023
Nearest Airport: SBA
We stayed at Ojai Valley Inn during Christmas week as return guests. Unfortunately a massive storm/micoburst came through very early on our first morning causing a power loss due to downed trees all over the property, some falling on power lines, which caused a power loss in several buildings on property. Despite some of the recent reviews posted, I felt the hotel did everything they could to accommodate frustrated guests. People need to remember that "acts of god" are not the fault of the hotel and they did their best to keep things going. We didn't have power/heat and hot water in our building but after the first night, Elizabeth at the front desk offered to move us. Before that, we were given the opportunity to use the spa facilities because it had power. Not ideal, but again it was better than nothing. I felt that Elizabeth's customer service and compassion was outstanding. I can't imagine how many frustrated guests she must have had to deal with during this ordeal that ended up lasting nearly two days. The local power company literally worked day and night over Christmas in non-stop rain to restore power to the area. How could they possibly update the hotel with a time frame during this unprecedented event? Working in these conditions had to have taken a lot more time than just a routine power outage. Massive trees had to be cut down and removed before even starting to repair the power lines. I can see how many guests were frustrated, but just think about how exhausting it must have been for the entire staff trying their best to make things right. Perhaps we are alone here but we made the best of the situation. Perhaps we are just seasoned travelers who sought out a solution instead of waiting for one. I will absolutely return to Ojai Valley Inn.
Kirke R - Bigfork, Montana
During my 4 day stay, there was a horrific storm that caused a 36 hour power outage at the hotel. During that time, we received no support or updates from the staff. We had to shower in cold showers, use our dying iphone flashlights for light, and no heat in the room. I understand that power outages from storms are out of the control but how the staff handled it was extremely poor given that we paid over $800/night plus it is a 5 star hotel. I'd expect a hotel of this size to have generators that power more than just the spa.
Camille H
Power was out due to storm. We were given times power was going to come back on but were lied to and we felt they said so just to keep us in the resort.
chris S
5 star prices for 3 star quality service and amenities (restaurants, tennis courts, spa prices, morning classes, room service).
valentinasoulie - La Jolla, California
Fabulous!!! Resort in every way. Great for families with children & dogs too. Staff is first rate, helpful, friendly, accommodating in all ways. We've stayed here 3 times & can't wait to return. Gorgeous setting here as well.
Jane M
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