Tally Ho Inn

We stayed in Room 110, which is supposed to to be a deluxe King Studio for 3 nights in July of 2025. The cost per night was $566. We understand that the hotel is not updated but as you can see from the photos, this room was falling apart. Even the cocktail table was damaged. Obviously a dog ate all its legs and it was never repaired. As soon as we turned on the shower, the shower head fell to the floor each time. As you can see there was a disgusting yellow rim around the toilet. Walls had water damage all over, cabinet doors were barely hanging on. They should be embarrassed to give this room to anyone. As for the ocean view, I had to go outside move the outdoor furniture, open up the shutters completely and maybe I could see the ocean. The only thing going is its location and the underground parking. This is sold as a bed and breakfast but there was no breakfast. Since we booked with American Express, we were not entitled to any vouchers. It was a complete disappointment and we could not wait to leave and continue our trip up the coast. After checkout, I received a text for us to rate our stay, of course I advised and sent photos, as of today no one has had the courtesy to respond. Very unprofessional. Beware and make sure your room is not 110.

I love the coffee tea service. Love the crackers, cheese and meat service on Friday. The staff was freindly. It was such a very nice stay. A bit loud for sleeping because each night we heard jacuzzi from upstairs and the toilet upstairs flushing. Otherwise in the day it's not noticeable.

Perfect location. Lots of charm. Love the outdoor fire. And 1700 hr Brandy

It’s all good

My wife and I completed a three-night stay this past weekend. We were here a year ago and had a very pleasant stay, so we decided to return. Unfortunately, this stay fell well below our expectations. First, the positive: Tally Ho is in an excellent location in downtown Carmel. It has covered, protected parking, which may be its best feature (especially if you have golf clubs in your car). The rooms are very spacious, and have decks with ocean views and comfortable seating. Now, the rest of it: We were essentially without internet for two of our three days. When I inquired of the individual behind the front desk whether anything was amiss, she replied : "I'm getting excellent internet here in the office." Not much help there. In fact, we never saw anyone but young seat-holders in the office. Our room was indeed spacious, but the bathroom left MUCH to be desired. We couldn't get the old commode to properly flush, and the shower head badly needed to be replaced. (We are acutely aware of the issues with water shortages on the Monterey Peninsula, but there are shower heads that will compensate for this. Maybe we just got the worst room in the place (109), which is street-side and really noisy, especially from the garbage trucks, which seem to come EVERY morning. All of this for $555.00 per night, a price I would happily pay, but most definitely NOT for a room like this. Beware.

Great stay!

We went for our 11th anniversary it was a really nice stay! Would definitely recommend it to people! The view from the hotel was awesome! To see the water and sunset!

Room was spacious, clean and comfortable and quiet. Hotel is older so a little outdated but well maintained. Like so many hotels, the bathtub lacked grab bars which is essential for so many seniors.

Spectacular room

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