Although the Glen Tavern Inn has been restored, it appears to still be very much the hotel that opened in Santa Paul nearly 100 years ago. The lobby and rooms are much improved from the hotel's days as a residential hotel not that many years ago, but there is no mistaking this hotel for a Marriot Courtyard. Instead, the hotel seems to have been restored much as it must have been in its heyday. The lobby is tasteful with spacious and comfortable seating areas. The hallways, stairways, appointments and decor thoughout the hotel are spartan and somewhat rough, and very much what I would expect to have seen 100 years ago. The only exception was the bathroom, where modern fixtures delivered a hot shower.

Our meal at the restaurant was beautifully presented and delicious. However, the crowd on a Saturday night overwhelmed the staff and the service was lacking.

We will definitely return to the Glen Tavern Inn.

Tiny bathroom, shower head at navel. Lobby and main entrance dirty. Not enough towels for three people. The hotel personnel were never available. If this is nice for Santa Paula- than I'll be staying out of town next time. i stayed here base on previous reviews- that must have been highly exagerated.

While looking for a new place in Southern California to hold our Ghost Hunters Conference, I was told to check out this hotel. When I first approached the hotel, it was much more attractive than I expected. It looked like a hotel that belonged in a wooded area than in a town and was beautiful. I checked in and had a million questions, "where to eat?", "where to find a store?", etc., etc. All questions were answered thoroughly and the clerks were wonderfully pleasant.

The hotel's ambience was wonderful, it was clean and quiet. I was able to check out many parts of this hotel without question. My room was gorgeous. Having stayed in many hotels, my room was comparable to many of the large chains albeit much more quiet and reasonably priced. I have decided to hold our conference in this hotel as I think this would be a great place for our attendees to experience paranormal phenomena (it even gives its' haunted history on their website) as I caught some EVP while there. What a wonderful place to spend some time in a small town. While one needs to drive to Ventura or LA, this necessity is a welcome one for me.

We were on our way to Santa Barbara and were driving on the 126. We were so impressed with the views of the orange, lemon trees. We decided to go into Santa Paula and check out the town and that is when we came upon the Glen Tavern. We could not get over the historical architecture and decided to stay there. We had a lovely time and talked with several film crew members that were staying there also. We cant wait to go back. In fact we will tell our friends. Wish the restaurant was open but I guess it had to close due to the fire.