Gisele's "New House" Cottage was like entering into a fairytale garden cottage. It was not tidy…read moreand perfect but more rustic and natural. The house itself was clean and the bed mattress was top quality. It was an amazing nights rest. The stove fireplace was perfect for the chilly nights and the kitchen fully stocked to make a 3 course meal plus more. The location was ideal to venture the town, walk to the Headlands, and the Harvest Market is only 3 blocks away. I would have given 5 stars but the bathroom was not so private and a bit too close to the downstairs bed. Overall...very fair rate for our stay. I would stay here agein

A stay at the Mendocino Village Cottages is ultimate relaxation. No TV, no internet, fireplace,…read morebeautiful garden at your front porch. It's the perfect escape from everything and totally affordable. We stayed in the garden studio on weekdays for only $70/night. You can't beat that price for any room that's actually in the tiny town of Mendocino. There's no breakfast served at the cottages but you're only a short walk from downtown Mendocino which has plenty of coffee, food options, and great art galleries. Mendocino is adorable, and has a completely relaxed vibe. The cottages are on the very west end of town so only a 1/4 mile walk down the road to Mendocino Headlands State Park with breathtaking scenery. The room was very clean, quirky and cozy decorations, and plenty of firewood is provided. The three cottages are on the same property, kind of an extended backyard, but the incredible garden and ample space made it seem very private. The proprietor was nice but not overly involved in our stay or our business. She lives on site but was pretty much absent. This is a great place to stay in Mendocino and the price is unbeatable.

We had such a beautiful stay at Allegra. The owner, Eric, was so kind and inviting, and the whole…read moreproperty felt warm, peaceful, and thoughtfully cared for. We stayed in the Treehouse room, and it was absolutely gorgeous. They even left a welcome note for us with our names on it. It had a tiny kitchenette with a microwave and fridge, plus everything we needed for a comfortable stay. The room also had coffee, tea, a tea kettle, and a coffee pot, and they even emailed us in advance to ask what type of creamer we wanted in the room, including almond, oat, and half-and-half options. One of our favorite parts was the real wood fireplace. It made the room feel so cozy and special. The bed was also super comfortable and warm, and we fell asleep with the window open, which was perfect. Eric and the team also give guests access to the lobby area, where you can play games, read books, and enjoy homemade cookies and lemon bars that they leave out for everyone. It was such a sweet touch. The entire property is beautiful and open, and there is a short trail down to the beach, about three minutes from the property. Around 5 p.m., we saw locals walking their dogs and hanging out by the beach, which made it feel even more charming and peaceful. Breakfast in the morning was amazing and included with the stay. Eric explained where all the ingredients were from (local) and even accommodated gluten free guests. Overall, Allegra has everything you need, so you really do not need to bring much. It was cozy, welcoming, and such a special place to stay. Big shoutout to Eric who went above and beyond to ensure we were comfortable. He drew us a map of local restaurants he recommended, all of which were amazing! We will definitely be back soon.

We stayed here for 2 nights for our mini-moon in Cove Cottage. The Cottage has a beautiful view of…read morethe ocean and a private path to the beach. We did an easy self-check in and were greeted with a cute card, a small bottle of local wine, and some of the best chocolate cookies and lemon bars ever. We loved enjoying the view from our room with the ambient warmth from the wood-burning stove. The real gem was the freshly made breakfast served in the main house each morning. My husband and I were blown away by the flavors and freshness of both of our breakfasts and easily could have stayed longer for more. The staff here is very responsive, friendly, and really made us feel welcome. We absolutely would recommend this B&B to anyone looking for a quiet escape in Mendocino.

First I must say we picked the best place to stay in Mendocino. The owner purchased this place and…read morepainted and refurbished the entire place. The flowers are puns the place are gorgeous and t She makes a delicious breakfast you can enjoy in one of the dining rooms. Great for a solo traveler or multiple travel buddies. Located near Glass Beach, the Mendocino Botanical Gardens and the harbor. I recommend dinner at Silver's in the Wharf. The food is delicious. We stayed In the Rendezvous Room. Very comfortable bed with the softest sheets. TV has Netflix, Hulu, Amazon so you can log in and catch up on an episode of your favorite show. WiFi works great. Room has wine glasses and opener along with a coffee service. Hold off on the coffee though, Beth makes the best coffee in the dining room. Also many choices of tea and she stocks Truvia for the non sugar folks. The bathroom is decorated to match the bedroom and again so cute!!

Atrium Garden is no longer a B&B. It is renting rooms by the month. Each room has a private…read morebathroom and a small frig and microwave. Residents have the use of a shared kitchen and laundry. I found it to be very comfortable and a practical solution for longer term residence in Fort Bragg. The Noyo headlands and Glass beach is a short distance away. Rooms are cleaned and beds changed every week.

The girlfriend and I recently went up to Mendocino for her birthday weekend during December…read more14-15th, 2024. This review is for our 2 night stay in the Bessie Strauss Suite. Now, for starters, when I think of a room "suite" you're expecting pretty nice amenities. You definitely want to feel like you have the comforts of home at your disposal. This room is listed as having. . . White Water Ocean Views King Featherbed Wood-burning Fireplace Mini Fridge Private Bath Tub and Shower So, let's get into it..... Firstly, I found it very easy to reserve the room via the app from Booking.com It's one of my preferred travel reservation methods, and the Inn Keeper John later reached out to confirm payment details and to charge the room just before my stay. That part was very simple. We arrived on Sat 14th around 3 ish in the afternoon to be greeted by one of the hosts named Diane. She is very welcoming and friendly. Gave us a little tour, asked if we needed anything, showed us to our room, etc. Diane gets 10 stars for her individual role within the Bed and Breakfast. Mind you, December is VERY cold in Mendocino. Some roads can be flooded. The ocean waves are angry but beautiful. It's windy and rainy. It's cold!! But I am dating a winter snow bear so she likes to feel the chill while retreating to a comfortable room. For this review, I am going to simplify it with a pros/cons list of how the experience was for 2 days, 2 nights. PROS --- Diane makes homemade cookies daily. Delicious! Delicious homemade breakfast served daily outside the room (picture) Wonderful upstairs views of the ocean tides Best homemade pesto sauce I have ever had during breakfast A very large plush king sized bed with like 12 pillows A mini fridge which is appreciated Strong fast wifi connection A seating area to eat cookies and interact with other guests Walking distance to the town of Mendocino A large enough room where we didn't directly hear too much noise above or below Up front parking right by the Inn You have a set of keys to come and go at all hours from the front locking door to your room. CONS --- Featherbed, you say? It is so plush, that you have zero support for joints. For those of us in our 40s, we went from a relaxing massage in town, to waking up with back and joint pain from it being too feathery. No support. Tub and Shower? Sure. They even have a cute lavender sleep bath salt. What could be the problem. How about that the tub only filled up with barely lukewarm water. My breath has more heat. The tub and shower wasn't cold, but it definitely did not warm us. My partner had to use the tea kettle to boil water and pour me a bath. The lamp on one side of the bed kept flickering and wouldn't turn on. We had one lamp across the room by the sofa. One small lamp on the other side of the bed. One very wobbly lamp on the table by the bay view window. And the bathroom lights. The room is dark and dreary. Oh, let's not forget the wood-burning Fireplace. I have never been so anxiety filled near a fireplace. The fireplace is the only place to really have warmth. The room itself is large and drafty so it will get cold. There's a tiny space heater behind the couch but that does nothing. You could touch it with your hand. The fireplace chain screen that is there as a safety measure so you don't have fiery embers flinging out on the carpet or worse, on you, doesn't close all the way! It is very old and outdated. Downright safety hazard! I was cold every day, and every night. I couldn't get heat from the tub, shower, fireplace, space heater or anything! Obviously, we cuddled and had the bed blankets, but then your back hurts from the pillow softness. The couch is more comfortable. I am not even going out of my way to find negativity with the stay. This is just how it went! For the price of this suite, my experience was very disappointing! I have been cold ever since! We would not stay again.

Very nice. I'm not much of the bed-and-breakfast type, but this one was not bad at all. We were…read morein The Hideaway which is a standalone cottage. It was cozy and quiet and within walking distance of anywhere in Mendocino you'd like to go. Surrounded by plenty of cafes and restaurants, once you park you will have easy access to everything. Staff was friendly and helpful. We checked out too early for the breakfast (starts at 9:00 am), so can't tell you much about that. If in the area, I'd stay again.

Stayed again this summer, if anything it's become an even nicer place to stay. The garden has…read moregrown in and is a bucolic place to sit and relax. The next door Cafe Beaujolais is fantastic and now offers wood fired pizzas on Thursday afternoons. The pizzas are fantastic. Stayed with my mother for her birthday and my wife and two young children. The space is a wonderful place to be with children. This is becoming an annual summer tradition.

I really can't say enough good things about our experience with the Nicholson House. Literally from…read morestart to finish our entire stay here was better than I even hoped for. After a pretty stressful life event, hubby and I decided we needed an escape and made a decision to spend some time in Mendocino. We had tried other hotels and B&B's there that we didn't super like, but felt really good about what we read about the Nicholson House online. Making our reservation was easy and I was immediately impressed with how much communication they had about our upcoming stay. Our room ended up being ready early and not only that, but they also gave us a free room upgrade which was super spectacular. The room itself was gorgeous, with amazing amenities and really felt like a spa get away. I loved their attention to detail with their vinyl player, personalized bath products, and a welcome drink with cookies. The high ceilings, soft slippers and robes, and gorgeous massive windows just felt opulent and deliciously luxurious. Location is amazing, with easy on street parking (and two spot private lot) that only ended up being a problem one time. Unfortunately I parked our SUV just outside the hotel on trash day and some raccoon scavengers went through the trash bins from Luna trattoria and tracked food and footprints all over my car and the outside of the B&B. Other than that, access was pretty much amazing. To say that I am a selective person about mattresses would be an understatement. I'm always nervous about staying in hotels because I worry that the mattress is going to be too firm for me and I won't get any sleep. Here, however, I slept through the night on the very first night, and everyday after that I slept like a baby and even took a nap during the day! A resounding success. One of our favorite things about our stay here was the included craft coffee drink and pastry every morning just next door. We loved their espresso tonics and I really looked forward to the mornings, grabbing our pastry and drink and coming back to the room to listen to some vinyls while we just took things slowly. I would absolutely book here again and I completely intend to! I had such a wonderful experience staying at the Nicholson house, from start to finish it was the getaway that we were looking for and then some! I can't wait to return.

Beautiful rooms and property. Nice decks outside the rooms and a fire place on the property. Can…read moresee ocean through the t

Wonderful bay view suite. My husband, son & I stayed. The pocket door allowed some night privacy…read morefrom the upstairs, twin pull out sofa bed. The room was spacious and clean. My husband is 6'6" and accommodations were comfortable. The bed is soft. Bedding comfortable and homey. It was very peaceful. The Inn keeper was visible on the property but not intrusive. We definitely will be back The beautiful drive to Fort Bragg is about 10 minutes.

Love this place and plan on going back soon ! It's right on the beach so you can hear the ocean.read more

This property is quite tired. Minimal updating has occurred over many years. The beds are soft and…read moresaggy, carpet is old, bathtubs are small and the noise from the motors of the jacuzzi tubs is very loud in the rooms below! We thought it was a saw, sounded like someone was doing renovations above our room. No 'continental' breakfast, just coffee pods and tea bags. Agree with Doreen B - rooms are shabby. Don't expect daily room service as that must now be a thing of the past. Rates don't reflect the lack of services or condition of the property. Location is fine. Not far out of town. Does have access to the beach - with a walk through a field and then a hike down a cliff. So if your up for that? There is a paved walk/bike path that runs behind the property and is heavily used. Don't expect privacy on your little deck - if you are lucky to face the ocean. Parking is slim, but there is a public parking lot right next door that you could walk over from. The staff is great. They are well aware of the properties shortcomings. Would I come back here again - no.

It's really unfortunate how the Brewery Gulch Inn has declined. I've stayed at this B&B several…read moretimes over the past 20 years and the current (offsite and very distant) ownership group is quickly putting the final nail in the proverbial coffin. I'll start with the biggest issue. A total lack of transparency. When we booked our multi-nite stay, there was no notice of ongoing construction on the exterior deck AND the desk clerk said nothing about it when we checked in. The noise was off and on all day, including weekends. I'm not simply referring to hammering and sawing. The crew was playing music and SINGING along...right outside our windows. When we complained about this to 3 different desk clerks, all claimed ignorance and/or that they had "no control" over the situation". Similar situation during breakfast, when we were told they were out of 2-4 items on the menu EVERY morning. Regarding the menu, the entre descriptions were generally incorrect as what we were served never matched the entre description on the menu. Update the menu! The lack of communication among and between staff was remarkable and led to missed accommodations, confirmations or simply not getting a response at all. We learned quickly that we needed to tell every single staff member that we could find about any concern or question we had. Ridiculous. Regarding staff, I will give them the benefit of the doubt and simply assume that they are struggling, greatly, obtaining and/or retaining staff. The staff seemed very poorly trained on most functions, including basic customer service. They were pleasant, but uninformed often incapable, and totally unaccountable. This is a management issue, 100%. One of my fondest memories of the Brewery Gulch Inn has always been the setting and the current management is systematically destroying it. A casual look around the property, let alone a stroll, and you will see piles of debris, construction, or otherwise, dilapidated or decaying sitting areas, unkempt landscaping, and a general lack of attention. For those of us who remember the Brewery Gulch Inn from years past, this is one of the saddest parts of my review. On the positive/neutral side, the rooms are fairly well maintained (shower fixtures, light fixtures need attention), carpet is overdue for replacement). Housekeeping is attentive and thorough. For an Inn on the Mendocino coast that's charging upwards of $800-900 per night, depending on the room and season, it's shocking the entity that owns the Brewery Gulch Inn is allowing this to happen (and after talking with some other establishments in the area, I felt like the last to know). In summary, there are many locations to choose from in the area that provide a setting with service that match the price. The Brewery Gulch Inn is not one of them. Buyer beware.

Stayed last weekend at the Inn. Have been a regular guest for several years. Prior visits were…read morealways exceptional (5+ stars). This visit had issues/concerns with staff and room. Also, on this visit the food was not as good and there were some other issues. This place was not the same. I emailed Isabel (guest service manager) with detailed list of concerns and why the stay was not worth the price. Isabel sent a detailed response that seemed appropriate and areas they will be working on to bring the BGI back to a higher standard. I appreciated her sincere response. I hope this happens as this has always been such a special place to stay. I will give the BGI second chance down the road.