The Capri Hotel

Out of town friends always stay here and they are kind with locals visiting. Good vibes

Was expecting more from the photos and description. The attempt was to renovate a 1960s motel into a cool , zen , holistic and comfortable environment while keeping the allure of its original luster. I will start with a positive , the beds were very comfortable, but it's time for a spruce up of the rooms . Staff were friendly. The quality of the rooms and amenities don't align with the price . No special touches in the rooms , towels felt like sandpaper definitely not quality . Nice selection of snacks and beverages , but pricing outrageous. This isn't the Ritz . The worse was the lack of sound proofing . We were on first floor and the upstairs guests walking felt like they were in our room . Unfortunately they were "walking " until 2:00 am . Lastly their wi fi awful . They need to upgrade . Kept kicking us off streaming services on the tv. Really wanted to like this place

We absolutely love the Capri Hotel! It was our first visit to Ojai & we can't wait to go back to stay here again. I took my two young daughters and the hotel were very accommodating. Everything was so beautiful, the beds and rooms were comfy, the snacks in the room were clean and healthy versions of regular junk which I really appreciated! The lobby room had great brands to shop, & the pool and jacuzzi were heated perfectly. Will be back again!

This is a cutesie renovated motel with thoughtful design choices and lots of space. The amenities are VERY minimal, so think of this place as a nice place to rest your head after a day of hiking and exploring the darling downtown. The staff is very nice. The motel does have a cute retail area with some t-shirts, skin care products, books and little effects. They do have a pool and an open space in the back for the guests to enjoy. In terms of high levels of service, there just isn't any here. This is a very bare bones hospitality experience, so if you're looking to be pampered, I'd head over to the Ojai Valley Inn who is among the very best in class in offering that type of experience which you will pay$$ for. Things to know: While this place is kid friendly, they do NOT have cribs or pack n plays which means you'll have to bring your own. Parking is limited but they do not require parking passes, so curious how this plays out during high season. Coffee and tea are located in the lobby. Everything offered in the room is a charge. There is no food establishment attached to the property so you'll have to venture off property to get a meal. But they do have snacks in the room you can pay for.

Such a cute hotel!! The pool area is what sold us when we were looking for a quick mid week getaway. Very clean and nice ambiance. Will definitely come back here!

We loved our stay here! The modern boho vibes fit into the Ojai spirit. The lobby is large and inviting with a big fireplace and curated goods for sale. The staff were warm and inviting. The room was cutely furnished and had everything we need for a girls vacation. We swam in the pool, which was warm and felt like an oasis. They did a great job converting this motel, and we can't wait to come back!

Excellent service and the vibes were vibing! So much thought and intention was put into the design of this hotel that you truly feel like you're away on vacation. Loved my stay here and would 100% come back the next time I go to Ojai. Highly recommend!

The Capri Hotel had its pros and cons. This hotel is expensive and i wouldn't call it "affordable" for the average person, especially for what you get. We stayed in a room with two queen beds with a balcony on the second floor. The balcony had patio furniture (two chairs and a table). If we wanted to be on the first floor, it was about $100 difference (per night). At the time of booking, it was a minimum of a two night stay. The first floor rooms have spacious patios. The beds were comfortable. The TV had a firestick with Prime and Netlfix ready to watch. The room does have a mini fridge. The rooms were lovely, but the hotel does feel old or vintage. The wiring in the building must be old because our lights were flickering a few times.The lobby and outdoor areas were pretty. There's a seating area with fire pits, perfect for late night chatting. There's a large lawn area, perfect for a wedding. However, you should note that if you're staying in a room with a patio and balcony at the time an event is happening, you'll probably be able to hear everything. The patios and balconies are directly next to the lawn area and pool. The second floor is not handicap friendly as there are no elevators. If you have small children and a lot of luggage with you, you may have to take two trips from the car. Ojai overall seems like it's a safe city, so I wouldn't say that safety is a big concern here. However, if safety is a big concern for you, be aware that there isn't a gate or barrier between your room and the street or parking lot. The hotel rooms are accessible to just anyone on the street. So anyone walking by can just knock on your door or window.The room is lacking a luggage rack, so we had to put all of our luggage on the floor. The shower situation is interesting. The bathroom has a stand up shower with just a glass as the barrier. The glass wall isn't very large because the bathroom isn't large. When you shower, expect water to get all over the floor outside of the actual shower. Don't forget to place a towel on the floor to use as a floor mat so you don't slip on the wet floor. The water pressure isn't the best. The bathroom does have a small window, but be careful when you leave the small window open because the other side of the window is a walkway. The lobby is beautiful! The staff are all so friendly.

Yes to all the decor, friendly staff, just-right-amount of amenities, easy parking, and location. The sleep was comfortable and quiet. But the room smelled a bit dank (wet) going in and out. Bathroom window didn't have a screen so that's also probably how a mosquito got in and got a few nips of me during sleep. Overall, an early March stay meant that temperatures were manageable (not too cold, not too hot). Since there was no seating in the room, it was nice to chill by the fireplace in the lobby. Perfect for design oriented millennial types.Ps if you're looking for a great massage place that's not luxury positioned (no frills?) but clean-seeming and spacious--the Bamboo Massage Spa is just 1-2 blocks from the Capri. Staff often go there too because it's so close.

Uhm... what? The pictures online definitely made this place looked a lot better than in person. This place is a fusion of bohemian and motel. The hotel was obviously a renovated motel with a common theme of bohemian all around but there still were elements of the old motel throughout. For example, the tiles in the bathroom... straight up was not a fan. Sure I can see the charm (?) but the aesthetic was not in line with the price point. The color and the little tiles looked very outdated. My feet were not happy with the texture. It creeped me out and was giving horror movie spooky vibes. The beds were very uncomfortable and hard. It was difficult trying to get a decent night sleep. Also, unless you are deaf, you will hear EVERYTHING. Next door, upstairs, pool, you hear it all. ZERO amenities. If you're thirsty, that's a you problem unless you have $6 to spend to drink the water they provide in the room. Overall, we came very excited but left disappointed. The experience does not justify $350 a night price point. Otherwise, the front desk attendant was very nice and the check in and checkout process was seamless.