Benicia Benicia Capitol State Historic Park Hotels

"great place,! location and value"

"Always clean and beds are comfortable."

"Historical property was on ghost adventures, not too much activity, however, it tingled "

"The "cozy cottage" was just as advertised. It's a spacious studio cottage with screened off bedroom, comfortable sitting area, both countertop and table dining, and a spacious and well equipped kitchen. I loved the convenience of the washer/dryer. The host was friendly, accessible, and quick to respond to the few minor issues that arose during my stay. The location is perfect - just 2 blocks from First Street and its shops and restaurants. I stayed for a month and was sorry to leave!"

"Excellent communication prior to and during our stay. We had a few things come up and they tried their best to make things right in a timely fashion. Great location and we had everything we needed for our family stay. I especially enjoyed listening to the family of hawks in the nearby eucalyptus tree! We would definitely stay here again."

"Plenty of room for all our guests and had a good kitchen and dining set up if needed. The outdoor area was part of the general marina. It would have been nice to have an area to sit as a group outside.Stay information should mention upfront that shoes are not to be worn inside the property and provide a better area to take them on and off."

"Downtown Martinez is fun at night, but the location of this RV is awful. A lot of shady folks out and about, the lot is shared with a run down auto shop. Also, I was not familiar with TV camping. Is the water drinkable (still not sure), use of shower required preheating for 20-30 minutes, turning on the pump, how to use the heating /air conditioning, Bluetooth speakers, etc. The landlord really should have a manual for the visit, would have made the visit much better.The key pad door lock is super finicky, resulting in me being was locked out for over an hour. "

"The townhome was very clean and comfortable. It is conveniently located within walking distance of historic downtown Martinez and close to many regional parks and the John Muir historic home. Neighborhood felt very safe and the covered carport was very nice to have in the rain. While the fire station is close, they never turned on the sirens during my stay. I was however, a little bothered by the street noise at night which could be loud on weekends, even with the sound machine. It wasn't too bad during the week. Aside from that, it was a pleasant stay!"