The Capri, Ojai

we loved the downstairs patio rooms - what a great surprise to find a 60's style hotel all decked out inside with great beds and flat screen TV's. Very peaceful stay even though it was booked with a wedding party and several guests brought dogs - we loved it...and were Marriott/Hyatt regulars - this was refreshingly eclectic!!

The beds were so comfortable, the patios were perfect for morning coffee, and the staff was excellent.

I was pleasantly surprized when I saw the lobby. It's true the street side facade has a run-down look to it (the old boxy 50's style building) but once inside it just gets better. The pool area and walkways are all paved in flagstone. The room itself had a mid-century modern thing going on. The lime sherbet walls were a surprize but fun. The bed linens were immaculate and very comfy and this is the first time I found a chaise lounge in a hotel room! The young woman at the desk was cordial and helpful later when I lost my money in the soda machine. No there are no muffins or candies on the pillows which is fine by me. It certainly deserves an above average rating as a very cute boutique style hotel. I would return.

I loved the Capri Hotel, it's so close to everything, especially downtown. It had really good prices and it was very comfortable. The front desk was awesome...they were all so helpful. I will definately come back to this hotel.

My husband and I got married in Ojai last year, and while we stayed at the Emerald Iguana with the rest of our immediate family (beautiful place, horrible experience), we put the overflow family and friends at The Capri. We'd checked it out a few weeks earlier and after seeing the pictures they give you online, my first impression was that we were at the wrong place. It looked like an brokedown roadside motel, not the classic, retro hotel they were selling it as. But once we stepped inside the lobby, we took in a huge sigh of relief...it was beautiful! the pool area was very well kept and the backyard (with the cabanas and lounge chairs) looked like an oasis. The room we stayed in was a ground floor room with a huge attached patio. The TV was a huge flat screen, and the bed was made of white linens. The bathroom was ok, but the room and backyard more than made up for it. We had the wedding and reception a few weeks later and afterwards the afterparty was at the hotel. I was too tired to go, but the next morning all I heard was how much fun everyone had. There was another wedding party there the same weekend, so all the doors were open and all the guests were mingling and hanging out. Our friends who were musicians and performed in our wedding played under the cabana while the guests came out on the lawn and enjoyed themselves under the moonlight. Now, that's not to say it's like that every weekend, when we went a few weeks earlier, it was quiet, peaceful and restful, where nothing out of the ordinary happened. My point is they take into consideration who their guests are. Any other hotel might have shut the party down, but they realized there were wedding parties there and let them enjoy themselves, which I appreciated. The staff is pretty cool, they let you do your own thing. After 10 or 11 they lock up the lobby and no one is there working, so if you're looking for 24-hour personal attention, you might be disappointed, but if you're self sufficient and just want to get away at a reasonable price, I highly reccommend it!!

The rooms have been renovated. The TV is great and the bed and sheets are very comfortable. The rest of the room is average. We stayed 3 nights and when we called down for an iron the response was "I don't know if we have one and I'm busy right now". Similar response when asked for a cork screw on another occasion. We wanted a receipt upon departure and were told the printer is not working. The attitude at all times was like it was an effort to speak to us. The one and only reception person was a young girl who couldn't care less. I've found this same attitude at other places where a child is put in charge of a business. We should have asked for a manager at the time, but I'm quite sure there wasn't one there.

This was our first stay at this hotel. We were excited to be away from home, but not excited to the used shampoo, lotion, conditioner, and body wash that awaited us. We did not find any complimentary fruit or muffins awaiting us. I do not think that this hotel was worth the $169.00 we paid. The outside of the hotel looked like it hadn't been landscaped in awhile, as it had dead bushes and plants. The bright orange painted walls were not calming to us, as well as the lime green bathroom. The carpet was sticky and looked like it was not vaccuumed. When we went to use the coffee pot it was dirty, so we had to go to the lobby for the free coffee. While checking out, another customer who stayed in the hotel was complaining about the same things that we found with our hotel room. In trying to find a positive comment, I can say that the staff were very friendly and the lobby had excellent coffee.

we loved this place ,the pool free golf clubs,bikes and tennis rackets,this little place was by far better than the other places I have stayed in Ojai, we had been staying at the best western but visted the capri while golfing next door they gave us A better price and upgraded us to A room with A private patio and small living room. We loved the hotel and will Be Back to Ojai soon

The Capri has been transformed into a lovely, user-friendly boutique hotel with all the necessary amenities in the past year. The new owners live on the premises and have done a great job re-investing in this classic 50s gem. They've preserved the 50s rock lobby and pool area while revitalizing the rooms to include a plasma t.v., ipod docking station, dvd player (with free DVDs available at front desk), microwave and refrigerator. First floor rooms include a huge private patio/grass area. Breakfast is included with the night's lodging. Home-baked cookies are available in the afternoon. We had a great time and will be back!!

Wow Its hard to belive this is the same hotel I stayed in last year. New 42 inch plasma tvs beds and 400 thrad count linens wre the last things we expected to find at this hotel but there they were in large fresh bright and sunny rooms. The view from our patio were great as was the service and homemade muffins and fresh fruit and free bottled water we found in our room. The Capri was a bargin and we will return very soon.