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    4.6 (70 reviews)
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    Glorious view from Birch balcony.
    Josh K.

    DCB is AMAZING!!! I've stayed there twice and plan to return at least once a year, annually. The location, along the water with a private beach, just steps away from restaurants and the market, can't be beat. The tranquil setting is hard to leave, but you will be rewarded greatly when you adventure north for hikes or south to Pt. Reyes Station. If this place is vacant, don't miss your chance to stay at a real gem, either in one cabin, or better yet grab some friends and family and rent the whole place.

    Birch Cottage
    Carissa K.

    California Trip Part 2 #8 During my first trip to California, I planned to visit Point Reyes, but time got away from me. So, I knew it was top on my list on the second time around. In order to see at least a small amount of the area, I decided to book for one night lodging in Inverness. Dancing Coyote Beach Cottages (DCBC) ended up being my favorite spot during this trip. Birch Cottage was the only one available when I booked online. It was a bit big for just one person, but I fell in love instantly--and I didn't want to leave! The décor of the cottage was extremely welcoming with the warm colors, comfortable furniture and gorgeous views. What I loved the most was the side patio off the kitchen. It was so relaxing with a cup of tea and watching the birds. One of the best benefits of DCBC is the free breakfast. The kitchen was stocked full of fresh, local eggs, yogurt, butter, jam, juice, milk, granola, coffee, teas--just to name a few. I found more items in the pantry such as instant oatmeal. I picked up some fresh sourdough bread in town and made one of the best meals I've ever had at my cottage. I made scrambled eggs and toast with blueberry jam. Delicious! My bed was quite comfortable as well as the pillows. I was glad that I brought along a fan, however. Most of my stay was full of peace and quiet--right until I started to fall asleep. That was when my neighbors arrived. Their young children ran around the deck, which was right outside my window, and running up and down the stairs. Luckily, it didn't last too long, and I slept very well that night. I would highly recommend DCBC for anyone looking to visit Point Reyes. It's in a perfect location and allowed me to go hiking and see the sights. I found their prices to be reasonable especially if you have two people. Remember the location and the food that is included. The view and peacefulness are worth it!

    Beach cottage
    Jessika S.

    Okay , I must admit .. this place definitely surprised me a bit. I was very scared at first to book DCBC because of how inexpensive it was. The beach cottage was only $325 a night and I was expecting a total dingy place. Dancing cayote cottages is actually comfortable and cute! I booked 3 nights for my husband's birthday and we had a blast. The reason why I booked this place was it's prime location. It's sooo close to town and all the sights we wanted to see. It doesn't hurt either that you can see the point Reyes shipwreck from the deck, kitchen and even bedroom of the cottage. Beach cottage- Very end unit with a bigger deck.. It's not that private because other guests can still see you if they were exploring the beach area. We were lucky that most of the guest kept to themselves so we enjoyed a very serene stay! The kitchennete was tiiiiny but got the work done! They also provided calphalon nonstick pans , evoo, basil, oregano and some pantry basic stuff. If you want ketchup and other condiments make sure to bring it. They also do not provide artificial sweeteners so bring that too =) . If you're OCD about drinking tap water, please remember to bring a case of bottled water. There were 2 restaurants a few yards away from the cottages. I suggest eating at the saltwater oyster depot! Theres also a market close by .. skip this market. They didn't have anything but canned goods and their alcohol selection was no bueno. So on your way to the cottage and you're passing point Reyes station.. make sure to do all your grocery shopping there. Don't buy too much since the fridge is TINY. They also provide eggs, clover farms yogurt, 2 pieces of English muffin and some granola. The cottage does have wear and tear but it kind of gives it that rustic charm. Definitely don't expect a 4 or 5 star hotel. There's no tv .. I don't know why you would want one. There's tons of board games in the upstairs nook and tons of wild life to watch! We were having breakfast and a swarm of seals , birds and otters swam by chasing after fish? It was a super great sight to see! The shower is small but I loooved that they put a skylight right on top of it. It makes you feel like your showering outdoors! Water pressure is also very good. The only problem that we had was the bed. It was soooooooooo hard and uncomfortable. The window by the bed also did not have any curtains so that was kind of annoying when you're trying to sleep in. The pillows were also not comfortable. Lastly, if you have a sportscar I recommend driving it. My husband enjoyed driving his corvette on the windy roads. Watch out for bicyclist aka road bumbs. Make sure to tip the housekeeper too!

    View
    C M.

    The cottages at Dancing Coyote Beach are wonderful! Hands down- THE best place to stay in West Marin. The beach with deck overlooking Tomales bay provides gorgeous sunrise and sunset views. Each cottage has a wood burning fireplace, which me and my dog loved (book the dog friendly cottages in advance!). Beds and linens are top quality! The kitchen is perfectly appointed with everything you need from lemon squeezer to fresh coffee beans and grinder. The knives are sharp! Every little detail is executed so well - I wouldn't stay anywhere else while visiting west Marin.

    My husband researched places for months before deciding to stay here and we were so happy!!! It's right on the Tomales Bay and our kids loved exploring and I loved sitting outside in the morning reading with my coffee. They are well maintained. It is a true bed and breakfast, the fridge is stocked and a full kitchen. A maid comes in every day like at a hotel. She even fixed our fireplace so all we had to do was light it up at night.

    Point Reyes Shipwreck sigh Dancing Coyote in the background!
    Carley C.

    This place was all it's cracked up to be!! I stayed in Skye for two nights, as a solo getaway/retreat. There are so many amazing things to go within driving distance so I did the Tomales Point trail and Coast Trail to Structure Beach -- both amazing hikes! However, when I wasn't hiking, I really didn't want to leave this adorable place. The cottage had everything I needed: a fully stocked kitchen, delicious breakfast items, and a gorgeous porch with a view and an outdoor shower with a rain shower head. I spent lots of time reading on the porch or just staring at the water from one is the vista points. The only downside was, being a single woman alone, I might have felt a little more comfortable at a typical B&B with hosts who lived on site. The wind was a little creepy and VERY loud in the middle of the night! Other than that...this place was exactly what I needed and totally affordable.

    The bayside cottages at Dancing Coyote.
    Anthony V.

    Wow and wow -- the comfort of the compact cottage and the view out the door / window / bay. My partner and I stayed in Birch (one of the middle cottages) and had a wonderful stay. There's a fireplace in each unit and already made for you! Well appointed - think Copenhagen cottage -- and clean and comfy. We made a simple breakfast to eat on the bench over looking the bay. Perfect end to our getaway. Bonuses: Breakfast goodies in the fridge EO products in the bathroom Nice warm shower Mobile heater units in case it gets cold Tiny private beach! Walking distance to Saltwater Depot (go there for lunch or dinner and skip the Czech place) It's a simple check in / check out process that feels more modern than the surroundings would leave you to believe. Thank you Greg and Rachel!!

    Sara A.

    Can you say heaven? We stayed here in Feb, when all it did was fog over and rain. But, no problem! We stayed toasty in our little cabin, complete with fireplace and watched the rain drizzle on by.....no cell phones, no TVs or computers, the ultimate escape. When the rain lifted, we walked across the street to Vladamir's and had some tasty soup and German food. We took a walk around the beach, exploring the bay and the boats that were banked on the sand. Did I mention the out door shower? How fun is it to slightly streak across your private deck into a steaming hot, strong shower under the stars? But beware, this place is rustic at best, with our bed being up on a loft, overlooking the rest of the place, but well work it. There are other cottages, but we had the smaller one as we had the dog with us. I would go back, again and again.....

    View from Beach cottage

    LOVED our stay here. We stayed in Beach cottage, which is the end unit and has the best view of the bay. I highly recommend choosing this unit if possible. The units are all adjacent to one another, so you'll have neighbors and see them fairly frequently on the property. We enjoyed watching the fog lift off the bay in the morning while enjoying English muffins and fresh eggs. It's in a great location for exploring the nearby Pointe Reyes National Seashore and Tomales Bay State Park. Remember to bring a raincoat or jacket. The temperature can easily drop 5-10 degrees or more as you approach the ocean. We grilled a couple of days and the grill was excellent. The kitchen was well-equipped. This is a good spot for a weekend getaway, especially a honeymoon or anniversary.

    Deck out front
    Dan B.

    When my wife and I decided this summer to take a whole week away from work (and the kids!) Dancing Coyote Beach Cottages was our first port of call. This was our first time here, despite having stayed at great places in the Point Reyes areas many times in the last twenty years. So I was a bit worried this inn wouldn't live up to our expectations (and the website descriptions). My worries were for naught. The cottages (mis-named; but more on that later) sat in a private, partially-sheltered nook right on Tomales Bay. This was just off the main road in the short and sleepy town of Inverness. Out in front there was a large, shared deck and small beach with lovely views of the water and opposite shore. A short stroll south took us to more beach, some marshland, and picturesque fishing boat wreck. Since a north wind was blowing cold and steady during most of our stay we spent little time in these outside spots, but that made the inside all the more cozy. Kindling and firewood were already laid in the fireplace when we arrived, and the small fridge was stocked with breakfast items, including fresh, local eggs, organic yogurt and granola. After dropping off our bags and grabbing a dinner nearby, we kicked off our shoes, made some tea, and brought out the novels. It was the beginning of a fine week. DCBC provided an excellent home base for our three days in the Pt Reyes area. It was 30-40 minutes to either Stimson Beach (south), the Tule Elk Reserve (north), or the lighthouse (west) and only 10 minutes from the shops and restaurants in Point Reyes Station (east). Plus there was a small market and excellent restaurant within a 3 minute walk. Back to the name. The term "cottages" implies separate structures, but all are part of one long building. But I suppose "apartments" or "condos" doesn't sound as good on the website. To be clear - this is more of an observation than a complaint. It wasn't really an issue for us, since we rarely saw or heard others during our entire stay. As to our...er, cottage, we stayed in "Skye", which was the last available and smallest of the four units. Though the small size made it all the cozier, there was no place at all to put our luggage, and the bed situation was disappointing. Namely - there was really no place for us to sleep side-by-side. The loft bed was too narrow for tossers-and-turners like us (and a serious logistical puzzle for nighttime bathroom visits) and the pull-out couch was actually two singles on different levels. We did love the small outdoor deck and shower, since both faced south, were sheltered from the wind, and offered pleasant views. The unit was also well-designed, with convenient placement of outlets and good wi-fi coverage. But given the choice to stay in the Skye unit again, I'd have to think hard about whether we'd rather try another Inn first. It's for this reason I can't give Dancing Coyote a full 5 stars. If we can make it back and stay in another unit, then maybe that rating will improve. (After all, I can only review what I experienced).

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    The Black Heron Inn - Grand View bathroom

    The Black Heron Inn

    (50 reviews)

    I've cycled a lot around Point Reyes and taken many one-day road trips, but I've never really…read moreexplored the area extensively due to a lack of time. That recently changed thanks to the recent overnight accommodations provided by the Black Heron Inn. Located in Point Reyes Station, about a 5-minute drive from downtown, it's the perfect place to stay when exploring Point Reyes. I had done quite a bit of research on accommodations in the area, but the options seemed to either be way too expensive or way too "patchouli" for my taste. The Black Heron Inn was the perfect fit for me and my wife. They have three guest rooms, and due to the lack of availability of the other rooms, I selected the Grand View Suite. And what a "Grand View" it was. My strong suggestion is not to plan too much during the late afternoon because you'll want to open a bottle of wine and enjoy the view from the outdoor deck or the dining room table before heading off to dinner for some oysters. The clean and well appointed rooms have a small refrigerator, a small microwave, and a toaster as well as dishes and silverware, so make sure to bring some ready to eat food with you to store in the room since food is not provided. We personally picked up some breakfast savories and sweets from Brickmaiden Breads, and our mornings were set. Coffee is provided along with a Cuisinart Coffee maker. If you don't like your coffee black or enjoy creamers, be sure to pack some milk for the fridge. The proprietors are pretty hands-off when it comes to guest interaction (which is just fine), but they are very responsive if necessary. One thing I did learn while talking to them briefly was that they have a lot of repeat customers. Based on our recent stay, I can see why!

    This was our second stay at the Black Heron Inn. We absolutely love it! We stayed in the…read moreGrandview Suite each time and are in love with the view. Mamie is a wonderful host and was very cordial both times we stayed at the Inn--and helpful! She returned a backpack we left--so glad for that. The location of the Inn is very convenient to Point Reyes National Seashore.

    The Blackthorne - View from an upstairs bedroom

    The Blackthorne

    (13 reviews)

    This is an awesome house, you need to stay here. The living room is good size with a massive…read morefireplace. The kitchen is well appointed. The deck is huge. Lots of room for entertaining. There are plenty of bedrooms for all your friends. To get to them you take the spiral staircase up or down. On the bottom floor there are a couple of bedrooms, a bathroom and the apartment. Then up to the main floor, the next floor up is two more bedrooms and a bathroom. The next floor up is the octagon room and has amazing views. While not a bedroom it is spectacular to sit in, and if in the mood to sleep on the couches and fall asleep with those views. Across the bridge is the spa deck and sitting in the spa under the trees is so relaxing Staying here is really amazing. The owner and his family are the nicest people but you probably won't see the since they want you to enjoy yourselves and the tranquility of the area. Great little market on the way with and a tap room next door. Point Reyes is a quant town with good meat, awesome cheese and some great places to eat.

    This place is the epitome of bed & breakfast. You have the best cooked meal in the morning. Now…read moreI'm writing on up up and away, the Eagle's Nest. That is the most amazing rooms I've ever stayed in. You are up in the sky almost. After a certain hour, only you can use the deck with the oh yes, hot tub on it. I'd say the only minus to this place is you have to go outside to use the restroom. To reach this room from the inside you get to climb a spiral stair case and open the door like an attic style, or you can do the boring way and enter in from outside. I say this is a great place for an anniversary unless you are stupid rich and can just afford this place for no particular reason.

    Lone Fir Cottage - Dine inside or out on the deck

    Lone Fir Cottage

    (2 reviews)

    We stayed here last September. We had a marvelous time. The accommodations were perfect! The…read moreowners, Eleanore and her husband live about 100 yards from the cottage. What a relaxing weekend! Large deck for sitting and dining. Large propane BBQ on the deck. Dining/sitting area near the BBQ. I loved going out there in the early morning to have coffee. Can see a multitude of wildlife on the deck. There is a nice kitchen inside. Most of the cooking implements are enclosed in a closet out of view. Fully stocked kitchen for cooking if one chooses so. The bed is elevated from the main sitting area. I love that you can coddle yourself to sleep in the comfy bed and have full view of the greenery outside. There are very large windows almost floor to ceiling. NO TV!!! Yeahhhh.. But there is a CD player and an assortment of CD's available. The bathroom has huge ceilings and heated slate floors. A very welcomed wood burning stove for the cool nights we were there. Outside a few yards from the cottage is a secluded area with a large hot tub can probably accommodate 4 people. We spent alot of time there. Eleanore invited us to go down to her garden to pick tomatoes for dinner, BBQ oysters! We got a couple of dozen from Hog Island. Definitely a fantastic relaxing few days at Lone Fir Cottage!

    Lone Fir Cottage holds a dear place in my family's heart and history. It's been a refuge during…read moredifficult times--a place to regather and regain strength; and in good times a place of celebration and deep relaxation. We've recently introduced a new generation to Lone Fir Cottage, and were able to experience it through fresh eyes: the excitement of exploring the gardens, finding the chicken coop; listening for owls after nightfall, and waking to a wide and peaceful quiet. For us older ones, the peace penetrates deeply, mitigating against months of city stress. Days can be spent just looking out the wall of windows into the treetops, playing games, or cooking. If we feel like venturing out, there's easy access to Bear Valley, Inverness or Point Reyes Seashore, trails, or town. And evenings, the comfort of a happy woodstove and of course, the hot tub. Bing and Eleanore are wonderful hosts, giving and warm; the beds are comfortable; and all here is well.

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    Morning Glory Cottage

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    It is a great place to stay, although have not stayed there for about three years. I left the USA…read moreto live in the UAE (Abu Dhabi) and it was a long way to travel for the weekend. Hahaha. Now I have returned to the land of my birth- Canada, It is so relaxing to wake up in the morning - it is glorious. That is how it got its name actually. It is life how we wished it to be again. Quiet, animals, orchard, A great hostess with all of the amenities. I highly recommend it. It will feel like twenty years ago - before Covid and all.

    LOCATION This cozy, little cottage sits on a rustic farm in…read morePoint Reyes Station. Although it's located just 40 miles north of San Francisco, this place feels completely different from the Bay Area. The idyllic, rural setting (complete with sheep, ducks, and chickens) makes Morning Glory Cottage a wonderful retreat for rest and recuperation. AMBIANCE This place is imbued with a calming sense of tranquility and serenity. Even though it is right off the road, we rarely noticed any traffic noise. The only sounds that we heard were the leafs rustling, birds chirping, ducks quacking, bees droning, rooster crowing, and the farm dog barking. FURNISHING We chose this cottage primary because it is dog friendly and because it has a kitchenette furnished with pots, pans, plates, bowls, and utensils (so we're not forced to eat out every meal). Here are some of the other nice things that we liked about the place: + hand-written welcome note + a basket of fresh chicken and duck eggs + free WiFi + private patio As well-appointed as the cottage is, it is by no means perfect. Here are some minor deficiencies that we noticed during our stay: - there were plenty of hand soaps but no bath soap - there was a barbeque grill but no charcoals - there was a hand towel in the kitchen but no napkins - the skylight makes it hard to sleep in late PRICE $125 a night during the week days (Monday through Thursday). $135 a night during the weekend (Friday through Sunday).

    Lingonberry Farm - The breakfast nook

    Lingonberry Farm

    (18 reviews)

    If you've never been to a B&B before, you would probably love this place. If you like spartan, you…read morewill love this place. The farmhouse is charming and the grounds are well tended. I've been to about 10 B&B's and this has been the worst. The breakfast is very simple (did I mention spartan?) and we didn't feel any love from the innkeeper. This Swedish B&B has 3 guest rooms. The Dalarna room is very spacious (and spartan) for a couple and a baby. They do suggest that you bring a crib, they will charge you for a mattress if it is damaged by the baby (meaning poop, pee, etc). You have to request a TV and a cute old guy will come and put a 12 inch flat-screen in your room. It seemed like he was struggling to put the all the cords together, he was mumbling something and I didn't understand what he said about the cable channels. I don't know why they don't just leave the TVs in the rooms, it seems like a hassle for the old man. He's the only one who could do it too, the lady innkeeper will not do it! There is a small private patio outside, too bad the seats were dusty and had cobwebs. The bathroom must be for tall Swedish people because I could only see my forehead when I looked in the mirror. If you're 5 foot like me, make sure you bring a stool! The weekday breakfast was lame. There was only one other couple with us that week. On day 1, we had muffins (that was excellent, by that way), granola, berries, weird crackers, and a tiny plate of very thin slices of cucumber, tomato, and cheese. On day 2, we had scones, granola, cantaloupe, watermelon, the same weird crackers, and again thin slices of cucumber, tomato, and cheese. There were only 2 pieces of watermelon and 2 pieces of cantaloupe so we asked for more. The innkeeper said they didn't have anymore watermelon but gave us 2 small pieces of cantaloupe. Really?? Just 2??? How sad. It seemed as if the innkeeper didn't like having guests or she's just angry. We asked for ice and she said, "What for?" We asked for extra washcloths since we were there for 3 days and she said, "Oh you you didn't prepare for the baby?" I asked for another bath towel and she was obviously irritated. She knocked on the door 10 minutes before the checkout time and angrily reminded us that check out time was at 11:00. I asked if we could stay for 1/2 an hour because my baby was still sleeping and she said, "No, you're baby has to sleep in the car. I have the cleaners here, they have to clean now." Then she gave me a long lecture about check out times but I tuned out. What a cold-hearted woman!!!! The cleaners weren't even done with the other rooms, why couldn't we stay until they were ready for our room?!?! I would recommend this place because the farmhouse is lovely. If you don't mind a small, spartan breakfast then this place is great! But I'm warning you, the innkeeper doesn't want to be bothered by paying customers. Don't ask for anything and you'll be fine!

    First the nice things: lovely rooms with a good breakfast…read more But that is pretty much it - there is no service, in fact the innkeeper/owner is absent most of the time (no one at the desk for about 90% of the day) and when you DO see her, she barely hides her irritation at having to help you at all. We felt like unwanted guests rather than cherished customers, and were glad to leave. Other services were also absent - the beds weren't made, rooms not cleaned, there were notes all over the place with rules (no shoes, no cups on tablecloths, no kleenex in toilet) all of which were designed to make life easier for the inn-keeper. No rules were available for the benefit of the guest at all. The experience of a B&B where the innkeeper guides you towards activities, local treasures and insider information and a friendly warm demeanor is entirely absent from this place. Stay away.

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