What a wonderful spot to stay in King City. The property and rooms are well cared for and the…read moreowner/operators are so sweet! They have owned the property for over 20 years and I was pleasantly surprised how much I enjoyed the checkin process and large room that had many amenities. The bed and pillows were so comfy! My room was 47 that was upstairs with a big king bed! Great night sleep... And, I left my earrings there and they were so nice to have found them and mailing them back to me. I am so grateful. And, they have the most amazing beautiful plants in their lobby surrounded by memorabilia that warmed my heart for a tired traveler. It's not easy to run a business and property like this. I appreciated my stay very much.

Don't do it! Buckets of problems…read more The ice machines non-operational The hot tub is not maintained nor heated The shower valve distributes an abundance of scalding hot water exclusively no cold in the shower There's a number of walking hazards walking between the room and the office I tripped on a plumbing fixture that's about 9 in vertical off the floor next to the walk way. Keefer's inn is a experience revolving around negative equity

I love it here I want to move here…read moreand steal Sugar Bear and the Candy Cart. Found the Joshua Inn on the CABBI app during our road trip up from Anaheim to San Francisco. A real gem! A very warm welcome, helpful suggestions about where to dine locally, a fantastic room with private shower, a cute candy station with lovely tasty treats for a few pennies while watching TV. Trisha and Greg are wonderful people and really make a weary traveller more than welcome. We were sad to leave after only 1 night would love to have had longer here. For breakfast we were served up the most AMAZING Zucchini and cheese frittata and churro pancakes. Yum! You won't regret staying here in the large comfy beds. A darling porch swing and rocking chair made me want to stay a week. I can't wait to get back

My friend and I came to Hollister on a business trip and thought we'd try out our hand at a B&B…read moreinstead of the local chain hotel. We were so lucky to find the Joshua Inn that by the end of it we didn't want to leave! The owners, Greg and Trish, were so kind and hospitable during our stay. We would wake-up in the morning to the smell of fresh coffee just outside of our bedroom door with a delicious gourmet breakfast in the beautifully decorated dining room, and then end our evenings with a lovely glass, or two, of wine and a handful of goodies from the dessert bar located in one of the sitting rooms. The house if filled with lots of knickknacks that were fun to look at, Trish's little box of essential oils that you may smell, a variety of books you can thumb through while enjoying some time on the outdoor patio, and a television in the living room in case you want to just veg out. Our rooms, the Kuschel Suite and the Captains Quarters, were upstairs and offered a cozy place to lay your head down at night. My room, the Captains Quarters, was themed very much as you might think -sailor-esque -  with a queen sized bed and a small half bath within the room. My friends room, the Kuschel Suite, featured a spacious full bath with a lovely claw foot tub with a great water pressure rain shower. Since I didn't have a shower in my room, the Kuschel Suite and the Captains Quarters shared the use of the shower/tub. One of my favorite parts of our stay was their sweet dog, SUGAR BEAR! I just wanted to pick him up and cuddle him anytime he scurried by. He would come and greet you anytime you walked through the door, which is always nice. Greg and Trish are such wonderful people to sit and talk to. Their hospitality truly made it feel as if we were at home talking with our families around the fireplace. The Joshua Inn has so much character and I loved looking through all the history regarding the home. The name, Joshua Inn,  has so much meaning behind it of itself. It's the attention to detail that makes this place so special. This was my first time staying at a B&B and the Joshua Inn definitely set the bar high for all of the future B&B visits.

I think this is the place I'm thinking of--it wasn't an inn, but a great bakery and decent…read morerestaurant. The ham and cheese croissant was the die for and the mocha a masterpiece.

We had our wedding here, and while it's absolutely gorgeous, it's not worth the anxiety. The people…read morethat run this place are awful. We booked Loma vista over a year before our actual wedding. There were about 6 months in between the time we booked and our wedding date that we could not get ahold of anybody. We tried phone numbers, emails, and even drove the 2.5 hours to show up in person multiple times, to find no one there. We had already paid and were not sure if our wedding was even going to be able to happen there anymore. My husband had to call around all of the businesses in Big Sur to track down what happened to the people at Loma vista and find a phone number or email for someone there. This was the worst experience ever. Luckily we finally got ahold of someone and everything worked out. No compensation was offered surprisingly. And happily our wedding was beautiful and the best day ever. No thanks to the "wedding coordinator" that came with our package. My family ended up doing everything while she continuously disappeared. Anyway, would not recommended, no matter how beautiful....

We loved our stay. Three generations of us were there -- Us, Our parents, and our teenagers…read more Phil the Inn's caretaker and his companion Laurie crushed it. Great company, food and wine tasting. The West side of Pinnacles is just 1 mile away. Phil was a former ranger and gave us great tips for hiking as well. It felt more like staying with friends than going to a hotel or Inn. The Inn is gorgeous. Just a mile or so from the park and we had a pool, free breakfasts and wine tasting. Loved it. It was really special and Bill Brosseau makes great wine (son of Inn owners). Jon and Jan, Phil is a keeper! Thanks for sharing your lovely Inn. Pinnacles is very special and we loved our hike. My parents really enjoyed themselves. Good work Phil and thanks to Jan for the delicious scones and muffins (homemade). Clearly this place was a labor of love.

Aw, I love this arc -- from "uh oh, what have we done?" to "okay wait... this is magical." That's…read moresuch a real travel experience. Let me shape your note so it flows beautifully but still feels personal and honest: Arriving at The Pinnacle Inn late in the evening was a bit of an adventure for us. We reached the gate around 8pm in complete darkness, with no network service and no easy way to get in. The winding dirt road lined with grapevines felt a little intimidating in the dark, and I have to admit, we were feeling a bit unsure at first. But once we sorted out the gate and settled in, everything changed. The next morning, we headed out for a hike in the forest, and with the sunrise lighting up the hills, we finally saw just how incredibly beautiful this location truly is. What felt a little scary the night before transformed into rolling countryside, peaceful vineyards, and breathtaking views. When we returned from our hike, I began to fully appreciate and fall in love with the entire property. In the daylight, The Pinnacle Inn feels warm, welcoming, and truly like home. Thank you for creating such a special place. What started as uncertainty turned into a stay we'll always remember.

What an amazing place to come and stay to get away from the hustle of the city. Only 90 minutes…read morefrom Silicon Valley. If you are seeking good old hospitality then you have come to the right place. Not far from some great local restaurants if you want to wander into Tres Pinos Bar & restaurant or Hollister eateries, shops and grocery stores. Or if you are seeking to experience hiking and backpacking into the Pinnacles. Come and stay @ R & G Ranch they have a horseback riding, ping pong table, and a basketball court. You can buy the best tasting Olive Oil & Balsamic vinegar, tasty Beer Mustard in a jar that we just used to cook our fish on the grill. We will be ordering more! I just can't say enough about this gem is hidden outside of Hollister as they have thousands of acres to view. It's a great location for a family gathering, wedding, special event, company team building or weekend getaway~

From the owner: Pinnacles Country Inn is also home to of Oils of Paicines (olive oil operation). Pinnacles Country…read moreInn offers comfortable and private accommodations in attractive guest cottages, with a 2-night minimum stay required. Guests are welcome to explore our nearly 1,000 acre property; including tennis and basketball courts, game room, built in barbecue pit, expansive hiking trails, interact with our array of animals and explore the grounds chock full of wildlife and scenic photo ops, not to mention spectacular star gazing after dark. Pinnacles Country Inn is the perfect getaway for families, friends and romantic rendezvous.

We just celebrated our anniversary at Kindred Oak Farm. it was transformative, filled with magic,…read morebeauty and peace. The owners and stewards of the land, Rob & Lisa, are wonderful, kind, and thoughtful. The property itself is gorgeous with many different cool spaces ... and it's also a farm with animals! Rob & Lisa are well connected in the community and have many great food and wine recommendations ... lots of special touches that we appreciated! The room itself was so quiet and comfortable, with many stunning views! And of course I can not miss saying how insanely outstanding the food is! Lisa and Chef Monika have done an incredible job with breakfast service!! We can't wait to come back!

4.5 stars Kindred Oak is one of a kind experience. Tucked…read moreaway in Paso, it's a great location for all your Paso & SLO visits. We stayed in the Oak Room which was very clean, well maintained, and so cozy. The views are incomparable. PS - the rooms do not have TV. Which was fine for us. There is a shared living room with a large TV and different options for music, for those that need it. The breakfast was amazing! Big compliments to the chef. Highlight of our experience. We enjoyed exploring the grounds. All the animals are very gentle. Wanted to see the cows, but couldn't find them. Detracting half a star to the overall review for: confusion on check-in & overnight dog barking. Upon arrival, We walked in with another couple, and there wasn't anyone to greet us for about 5 to 10 minutes. The other couple texted, called without connection. There were no instructions on checking in either. So we were just confused together for a while until our host appeared. In addition, a dog was barking intermittently the whole night, for both nights that we stayed. So that detracted a little but overall a good experience and would recommend.

This is a wonderful inn with wonderful staff. Everyone was so thoughtful and considerate and the…read moregrounds are great with so much attention to detail very close to the aquarium and the cannery district. Will be staying here again for sure. Thank you to Hannah Dorthy and Suzanne!

Our stay at the Jabberwock Inn was a dream! The staff took great care of us. Special shout-out to…read moreDorothy, who made sure everything was just so, and even helped get breakfast up to my wife when she came down with a bug. The hotel is SO cute. Breakfast, both savory and sweet, was delicious. The location was stunning. We spent a day going to the Aquarium and hiking in Point Lobos and both were top-notch. We had a wonderful weekend and that was largely because of the Jabberwock - a gem in Monterey. Would 10/10 come back.

An amazing bday and 1st time experience here eating. Our waitress was amazing didn't get a name but…read moreshe brought me a bday pancake to celebrate and it make my morning. Such a cool eclectic place and also got a souvenir shirt. Also found it to be a historic site. So neat and will be back to eat again- maybe even stay (:

Love this place. Stopped a few years ago for dinner and everything we had was fantastic. Decided to…read morestay at the inn this time we were in town and do not regret it one bit. Rooms are rustic, but comfortable. You aren't getting the Four Seasons, but you are getting a beautiful getaway in Big Sur. We even got our own little cat that decided to follow us around all over the place and hang out with us on our patio all night. Strangely there are no locks on the outside of the doors, but we didnt mind. After staying in other places in Big Sur, this is going to be our go to from now on. No need to spend thousands of dollars a night at some of the other places when everywhere you look around Big Sur is beautiful.

My husband, 1 year old son, and I recently stayed at Gosby House Inn for a few nights while we…read moreexplored PG, Monterey, and Carmel. It was the perfect stay for us. The proximity to lovers point beach, access to parking, proximity to other businesses within walking distance, and all the amenities make this spot one of our favorites. The breakfast every morning was delicious, wine and cheese on the afternoon and then cookies later in the day were a really great touch. The staff was so friendly and accommodating and even had a pack n play that we were able to use for our son to sleep in. My one recommendation would be to purchase a couple of high chairs as that would have been a great feature for us to use during breakfast.

Fantastic! We stayed here for 4 nights on this first visit to Pacific Grove and it was a terrific…read morestay. Our room, and the entire property is historic but well maintained. They've done a great job of keeping the character of the house but also modernizing it. All of the staff were friendly and helpful. Leese was at the front desk for most our stay and she was very kind and helpful. Housekeeping and the cooking staff do a great job as well. We had breakfast every morning and it was hot, fresh and provided variety each day. We stayed in Room 21, La Porte. It included a private side entrance outside the main house which was great. I think our room location was a little noisier than other rooms due to the entrance area outside the room being used by staff and some other guests. This wasn't a bad thing for us but something to note for those looking for quiet. We'll definitely come back to Pacific Grove and the Gosby will definitely be a consideration for lodging.

We did not enjoy staying at this hotel. The lobby and the room was tired and dirty. It needs a…read morecomplete renovation. The sink in the bathroom would not drain because the stopper was broken and the toilet would not flush properly. It took about 5 minutes to get hot water to run in the tub. Our room was all the way down at the back near the Utility or Storage room where we heard loud banging in the evening between 7 and 8 PM. When we went to check out at the front desk, the woman did not even ask how our stay was. At least we were provided a roof over our heads and a bed to sleep in.

This is an older, bit rundown place. Rooms were hit and miss; we had 2 rooms and our reservation…read moreand one was fine while the other did not have a functioning AC and it was a bit of an ordeal to move their room. Signs in all the rooms about "buying" things from the room that go missing, so it seems they have a theft problem. Included breakfast with the stay is a skip. Easy, convenient location near the freeway.