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"Rooms very clean, but the parking lot was not fully kept up daily.. "

"I recently stayed at Pea Soup Andersen’s Inn with a few close friends, and it was an absolutely delightful experience. From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed with friendly smiles and a charming, nostalgic atmosphere that felt like a step back in time—in the best possible way. The rooms were clean, cozy, and well-kept, with all the comforts we needed for a relaxing stay. We especially enjoyed the peaceful courtyard area, where we could sit and chat over coffee in the mornings or unwind in the evening. The pool and hot tub were an added bonus—clean and well-maintained, perfect for some fun downtime with friends. One of the best parts of the stay was, of course, being just a short stroll away from the iconic Pea Soup Andersen’s Restaurant. We couldn’t resist trying the famous split pea soup (a must!), and the food and service there were excellent. The location of the inn made it easy to explore nearby Solvang, Buellton, and the surrounding wine country, which added so much variety to our trip. Whether we were relaxing at the inn or heading out for an adventure, everything felt easy and enjoyable. Overall, Pea Soup Andersen’s Inn is a hidden gem with great value, old-fashioned charm, and all the modern comforts. I’d gladly return and recommend it to anyone looking for a friendly and relaxing getaway—especially with good friends by your side. "

"Everything was excellent"

"Hotel is very Historic! Although you could smell the gas of the hotel, I would definitely stay there again. It rather nostalgic."

"I have no complaints"

"I stayed here for about a week and loved it."

"Very nice large private balcony facing the trees. We enjoyed the on-site bar/lounge with friendly, knowledgeable bartender."

"I love staying here. The rooms are always clean. The pool and activities area are a great way to relax. It’s in the center of town close to all the restaurants. Highly recommend "

"My go-to place to stay in lompoc"