In the Words of our Monterey Guests

Excellent food and service. Would highly recommend.

The rooms are very spacious and comfortable. The happy hour is truly amazing and the food incredible. Fun space and the staff was so so great!!

A friend was getting married in the area. Casa Munras turned out to be a perfect location for easily accessing the activities and enjoying the beach and shopping. What I really love is the style and architecture of the hotel. It's beautiful.

Walking distance to the pier. Impeccable cleanliness and rooms and like starting in a quaint bed and breakfast. Everyone is super friendly and it's so peaceful and quiet. The grounds are kept in perfect condition and the pool is nestled in the center but can be semi private.

Fantastic food and service! We had brussel sprouts, empanadas, calamari and paella here. Our waire Lisdel ( I hope I remember her name right) was amazing. Very friendly and attentive. The food came out quickly and our drinks were delicious. The patio has gorgeous views of the surrounding areas and heaters at night. | Noise level: Quiet, easy to talk | Seating type: Indoor dining area, Bar area, Outdoor patio / terrace

Casa Munraz is our go to hotel to stay in Monterey. the facility is always kept in inmacquuelrnt condition, Mission Style Architecture

Always enjoyable dining experience. We enjoy the atmosphere.

Well furnished, very nice, very clean. Wonderful staff and a great location. We really enjoyed our stay. The free trolley to the wharf leaves from across the street.

Esteban Restaurant at Casa Munras in Monterey CA -- We've been staying at Casa Munras for years - a historic, hacienda-style multi-room retreat located in Old Town Monterey, for its great location, its fantastic pet friendliness (they have a separate dining menu for fur babies!) -- and of course, Esteban Restaurant. While Loquita in Santa Barbara tries hard to deliver the spectacle and theater of eating Tapas, Esteban unapologetically makes Tapas the star of guests' dining experience - and a delightful one at that: an open fireplace, an open-air patio surrounded by Mediterranean and coastal California plants -- think olive trees, draping bougainvillea, agave -- and scents of lavender and star jasmine. And the artful creations that come out of the open kitchen are superb -- we had the pulpo frito -- a perfect balance of crispy and soft textures, Boquerones -- bright, tangy with a clean vinegar punch, seasonal seafood stew -- that we can't seem to get enough of, pear & Manchego salad -- sweet, savory and creamy, Wagyu meatballs, and stuffed mushrooms to round it out. The cuisine is Spanish-inspired Mediterranean paired with fresh Northern California produce and seafood. The service is impeccable -- we've come to know some of the servers over time, and they us. And the dining experience is never hurried -- you are encouraged to stay, linger over coffee, dessert if you still have room for it -- and meet fellow travelers -- the way Tapas are intended to bring people together. If Loquita is about spectacle and theater, then Esteban delivers something far better: Soul. Nicely done, Esteban! Five Stars. No hesitation. No asterisk.

We loved our stay at Casa Munras. The property is located within a 10/15 walk to the Fisherman’s Wharf, Marina, and Cannery Row. Downtown is even closer. The hotel has an old school vibe with lovely grounds and a fabulous restaurant. The guest room was clean, comfortable, and had all the amenities we needed. The staff were extremely friendly and accommodating. We had a special request and it was honored. We couldn’t have been happier with our experience at the hotel.