Everything!! The rooms are done well & the bedding very comfortable. The fireplace on a chilly…read morerainy day is so special with my pup by my side. As a vegan with celiac I'm always so impressed by The Ravens ability to accommodate and give me options. I visit every 3 months and have never had one complaint & they have drinking water filling stations.

Items purchased: Garden Tempeh Scarmble, Stanford Ranchero seasoned Tofu…read moreFood: F,Food was Horrible but came out the kitchen in a timely manner. Garden Scramle was just a bad plate with big pieces of half cooked vegetables and the restaurant was out of toast ‍ it's breakfast time??Service: F, Waitress was rude until she brought the bill and told us gratitude was not included Cleanliness: B, Dining room was clean and still out dated,bathroom was clean and stocked. Value : F- Ambiance: none

This was an amazing spa experience! You'd never know it looking at the front of the building, but…read morethe lot extends very far to the back where there are multiple buildings for lodgings and the spa/body work services. We booked the outdoor hot tub #2 for one hour on a Sunday. It's $40/person on the weekends. This was a rainy weekend early in the season, so the spa was very quiet. It was quite serene to be outside in the hot tub, with light rain falling down! There is complete privacy at the tub, but there is also a larger communal tub option as well. The sauna is also communal. One drawback is that the restroom and locker room area did not seem to have separated male/female spaces. Luckily, we had the place to ourselves besides some older women, so it was not an issue. However, I would not have loved it had it been busier. It's a small space, so heads up on that if you're going. Overall, this was a fun and unique experience to do in Mendocino. It was very relaxing and peaceful, and the price was decent for the service. I would definitely go again. Very fun!

The people at Sweetwater are good to work with. Liked- Asian…read moredecor, view, location, very convenient to groceries, bakery and restaurants. Didn't like -step up to living room(dangerous for older people), no air conditioning , just ceiling fan. (hot living room because of windows), no usable chest of drawers (not easy to pull drawers in and out), noisy kitchen cupboard doors ( no pulls, slam shut), only very small closet (basically had to live out of suitcases for five days.

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.

It was an amazing, cozy, comfortable, welcoming and intentional experience. Eric and the staff do…read morean amazing job making sure I felt welcomed and cared for. The food was good, the conversations were good, the rooms were good. Everything was great! Would recommend 1000%

The views are wonderful. Our room was larger than expected (single bed and queen bed with large…read morebath). It's quiet and cozy, but very near center of Mendocino. Check in and out easy, lovely breakfasts too.

Spent a long weekend at Seal Rock Inn and I would highly recommend the spot. Very convenient to the…read moredowntown Mendocino area. You can also walk from the inn to the Mendocino Headlands which has great views and a good spot to see whales migrating. Best part is the staff. While you can book online I recommend calling the inn directly. They were great help picking out our room and making recommendations on dining, sightseeing and events that are happening in the area. The staff is super friendly and you have a good choice of breakfast options that change day to day.

Everything from decor to the safety of locking your door to having a peaceful quiet environment so…read moreyou can sleep. It's a vacation spot not a 24/7 party bar.. this my second trip & MacCallum house should NOT be allowed to rent the cottage just steps from the kitchens service entrance deliveries, garbage dumps, maids, vacuuming, gardening, lawn mowers it was horrendous

I have mixed feelings about this place. We were here for two nights. If we return to Mendocino we…read morewill probably stay somewhere else. Breakfast was included but we had to pay a 20% service fee. We ate one dinner there and two breakfasts. The service was abysmal except for Tuesday morning when we finally had a waiter who knew what he was doing. Much appreciated. There are so many great restaurants to try in Mendocino, don't waste an appetite here. Great location.

We stayed at this hotel in 2018 (coming from the east coast) and had a wonderful experience. Stayed…read morein Smuggler's Cove. Loved the food, the wine, the bath amenities, and the setting is nearly impossible to beat if you like a quiet retreat for a vacation. This year we decided to go back and stayed in Heron. Again, we were so happy to be here. Tremendously relaxed, barely looking at our phones, taking walks and having incredible conversations, etc. Eating breakfast on the balcony and looking out into the gulch and onto the Pacific Ocean was incredible. With the room provided binoculars we saw whale spouts out in the ocean. I didn't believe it when my wife told me until I saw it with my own eyes. Mendocino is lovely with a fun selection of great places to eat, the park overlooking the cliffs is a great place to run and walk, etc. One other thing I wanted to mention - I got a somatic Reiki experience with Alex, and it was truly profound. I've gotten Reiki for years but this was on another level. I am deeply grateful for that experience and it's continued to resonate with me for weeks after my return home. So if you go, I highly recommend this experience.

Nice room...non-existent service, pre-cooked boxed dinners, breakfast was good...basically your…read morelovely overpriced modern rip-off with three people on site who were lazy and unengaging

I OH-SO appreciate this comfortable retreat with THE most amazing views. I would describe these…read moreaccommodations as magical and mystical, a diamond in the rough. We spent three nights in the Vista Room and agree with many others that the view is one of the best in Mendocino, within walking distance to the bluffs and downtown. The deck is the perfect place to watch the sun sets and playful birds. It is dog friendly and very private and secluded. The room is very well appointed, coat rack, iron, hairdryer and some kitchen items like a bit of silverware, coffee mugs and wine glasses. The couches recline, and the TV is hidden up top of the fireplace!! Romance by the Sea, lives up to its name with the many sparkling surprises. A beautiful setting for couples to appreciate each other as well as all the beauty bestowed on us from Mother Nature. We've already made reservations to come back

The location is nice but the place desperately needs some work. We had a cafe table but the chairs…read morewere two different heights. Some silverware would have been nice, we got 2 forks,2knives, 1spoon. The ceiling needs work, peeling paint, water damage, etc. The shower was an interesting setup inside the jacuzzi tub. Some repairs and a nice coat of paint would go a long way.

I forgot to review this lovely place I got the pleasure of staying for two nights back in November…read more2025. This was the absolute cutest idea I have done in a long while, although the nights were absolutely freezing during November which I do not recommend, if you can't withstand the cold. It was still enjoyable though. I recommend doing this during the lovely summer, I am sure it's amazing. They have clean bathrooms to shower. Communal area for coffee and breakfast with small snacks. They had this absolutely amazing apple bread I had to call them for the recipe, it was soooo good. It was a nice walk to get coffee, coffee was decent as well, no complaints. Raccoons will be the biggest problem, they do warn you prior and say to hide all dog food and human food in the large heavy chest that is located outside your tent. I thought I had put everything inside the chest and I was laying down and I heard something outside, so I get up and my neighbor said the raccoon had taken something from my bag, I finally realized the next day it was my dogs combs ugh. I was sad to say the least so don't make the same mistake as I did, make sure to put all things in that chest lol. I am assuming they thought it was food. The staff were very friendly upon check in, and when I called back to for the apple bread recipe. I forgot to mention that I wish they would invest in way better heated blankets for the colder months especially if we can't bring our own. The ones that were included and on the bed were just not heating up enough for the 40 degree temps. Cute little spot for a getaway!

Wonderful stay, super nice and helpful staff. Wish I could've stayed longer. Would be nice to have…read morea small mini fridge in the tents but not a must. Would love to go back.

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.

I needed a local 3 day work retreat, and the cottage I rented at CALRC met my need in every way…read more Really nice, fully equipped, modern, clean, and extremely comfortable. I was able to achieve a tremendous amount of productivity by being able to work uninterrupted (unlike my home office), and I really didn't need to leave the cabin during my entire stay. Plus, the view from the Elk cottage is exceptional! I'll be back for sure.

I stayed in the Albion and can't speak to the other cottages. Walking into the bungalow, you are…read morestruck with a beautiful view through 2 corner windows of the Mendocino coast. Just magnificent! There's a good sized living room, full kitchen and refrigerator, a small 4 seater dining area, a bedroom (almost entirely taken up by a queen bed) with a sliding door that opens onto a balcony and a full bathroom. I asked for decaf coffee ahead of time and that was waiting for me together with a small bottle of white wine from a local winery. There is no internet unless you connect to the property's wifi which is more than adequate - about 60 mbps in this bungalow. The bungalow temperature is controlled by a thermostat and a self-igniting gas fireplace. These are the plus-es. On the minus side, the balcony had no view to speak of at all, looking mostly at the exit road and the side of the bungalow in front of the Albion. (I think the view from the other bungalow balconies is better.) The furniture was old and very worn. The couch/ pull out bed in the living room was hard and not particularly comfortable to sit on watching TV. The biggest negative was my bathroom (but only the bathroom) was crawling with ants. When I mentioned it to the property contact they were quick to say they'll address but, unfortunately, it was time for me to leave before they could. (My fault for late notification to them). In all, it is a comfortable (not luxurious) stay in a spectacularly beautiful area at a reasonable price. It's a solid 3* accommodation in a 4-5* setting at a reasonable price.