Been here over a half a dozen times. Accommodations are always perfect and clean. Property is…read moremaintained so well with beautiful outdoor gardens. Staff and owners are so friendly and helpful. Two minute walk to watch the sunset before walking to dinner. Can't be beat. Needless to say we'll be back.

We enjoyed two nights at The Sandpiper. It's a sweet spot with great access to the beach and…read morehiking trails. The staff is friendly and helpful. We would definitely stay again.

Vic (The innkeeper) is delightful. The inn is funky and great for people like me who love quirky…read moreeverything. Amazing value. History. Close to the beach and Smiley's. What's not to luv?

The Grand Hotel is awesome. Don't come if you want a motel or hotel. This house exudes history. I…read morefelt like I was back in the sixties. Vic the owner is very nice. No hassles. It's rustic. It's a guest house. The owner says the home was built in 1880.

Cons: Highly overpriced, mediocre, boring food. Small portions. The live musicians are annoying…read moreand hog all the shady tables. Pros: Outdoor patio in Bolinas with a local scene. Suggestion: Get some drinks at the saloon and then pick up a sandwich at the market across the street. Walk down the street to the beach. Go at low tide so you can walk out onto the beach. Stop at the produce market and nursery along the way.

Amazing food, music, Drinks and dog friendly. Will be back. Bolinas rocks! Google rooms were…read moregreat! No TV which is a Plus.

This place is adorable and I would recommend coming here! We got the Shepard's pie and fish and…read morechips. Both were delicious! We also got the sticky toffee pudding for dessert and it was the best part of our meal. The Guinness was the perfect addition. The whole place is charming and the experience is lovely. I would warn- the service is SLOW. I've seen that in other reviews as well. But if you are patient it will be a great meal!

Cozy and charming restaurant. You feel like you're at a small village inn somewhere in England…read more It's a great little lunch and close to the city. Worth a visit! Will definitely be back for dinner! Fish and chips were tasty but not as crispy as you'd expect. Bangers and mash was solid.

Finally got up here for the viral Pancake Hike! While I love the concept, this was probably a…read moreone-time experience for me. We arrived at West Point Inn around 8:50 AM, 10 minutes before they even started serving pancakes, and the line was incredibly long. We were optimistic about how quickly it would move, and figured we'd probably wait an hour and half. Wrong! We didn't get our pancakes until 12:30 PM, so the wait ended up being 3.5 hours. Luckily, it was a beautiful day, but we were absolutely starving. I think their ordering system could've been a bit more efficient, since the menu options are so limited. They only have plain and blueberry pancakes (I chose blueberry) with a few sides, so having servers running the orders down seemed unnecessary. Cash and Venmo are accepted, but I recommend bringing cash because service up there is unreliable. The pancakes were pretty good, but my favorite part of the experience was easily the hummingbirds! They have several feeders up on the porch, and I'd never seen so many hummingbirds swarming at once. It was beautiful to watch, especially with the San Francisco skyline in the background. Overall, it's a wonderful event in theory, but not worth doing more than once.

We hiked up here for the views and famous pancake breakfast and it did not disappoint. I've been…read morewanting to come here for years! They only have this event 6 times a year or so - definitely highly recommend! We woke up super early because parking fills up fast, we arrived around 8:30 am or so and the top parking lot was full. We snagged a spot in the lower lot and it filled up within 10 minutes. It was definitely a hike, the first few miles weren't too steep, but the last mile I was fighting for my life. But once we were there, we hopped in line - which looked long, but it all moved quickly. All the volunteers working there were so friendly and warm. We ordered the pancake breakfast with sausage, and some coffee and hard boiled eggs. Definitely an experience! Glad I could check this off my bucket list! Eating pancakes in the mountains above the clouds will be a fond memory. 10/10 highly recommend!

Old, smelly, cluttered and dirty!! This place was overpriced and smelled like old fruit and mold…read more It was dirty and cluttered. Not a nice place to stay!! They charged us $130 a night but advertised $99 on a sign out front. They need to change the name as they have not served Breakfast in 4 years!

Old, funky and cluttered place - came in on a Friday night and planned to stay another night there…read morebut couch surfed at a friend's place instead. The place has definitely seen better days - it did not look or smell like an establishment that charges almost $200/night to stay. No private bathrooms, and the one bathroom I used had a faucet fixture that had detached from the sink, with a handwritten sign indicating that the faucet needed to be held while using. The "lobby/main room area that you walk into from the main entry door is the living room of the proprietors, and is wall to wall stuff/junk. There was a ceramic bowl with a lid on it sitting on a side table that was covered in fruit flies and smelled like decomposing fruit. No breakfast at this bed and breakfast, however they have taped over the word "breakfast" on the signage out front. Likely the least expensive place to stay in the popular tourist town of Stinson Beach for very good reason...

100% would recommend. He help guide myself and my 2 friends around the town and was awesome…read more Hilarious guy.

I wish I could give them a negative star. I had a vacation planned for July and had booked a room…read moreat this establishment. When my daughter OD'd on the 5th of July, I reached out to the various places I had reservations with and explained my situation. Everyone was so nice and refunded a portion of my money. This establishment not only refused to refund my money but sent me emails that were totally unprofessional. Below is one of the emails I received: I am innkeeper, a hired hand! Do not handle finances, that is owner responsibility, Angelika..The space, is reserved for you, a client of booking.com. You indicated, you were not coming, then coming, no matter what, the status does not change.. You also said you have a proxy? Have them send copy of Drivers License as attachment, state who, what, how many, no pet, 3rd person requires room upgrade, Rose Room, $175. x4+14% Tax minus $614.?, what you paid? Hope I got that right, shooting from the hip! Notes not in front of me..I am making beds, washing clothes, picking up dishes..Whats with the skull? No crossbones? What is this some kind of joke? Not funny! Tell the child, you will support any decision she makes on her own, that you love her. Unconditional love! That is what a person suffering with suicidal ideation needs to want to live..not a Skull! She needs to get far, far, away from suffering: a 1/2 way house; support center for suicidal children; religious retreat; if she speaks Russian, a trip to the Motherland, w/o YOU! What kind of people say this to someone that has already paid for their room. The individuals that answer the phone are not very professional either. I called numerous times to speak with Angelica but she was never available or would never return my calls. Very disappointed with the way I was treated.

I believe this is the only hotel in the downtown Mill Valley. We were looking for lodging in…read moredowntown because we wanted to do both the Dip Sea hike to Stinson Beach and a show at the Sweetwater Music Hall. Mill Valley Inn checked both boxes for us! We were in unit 11 which is on the 3rd floor. The staircases and the elevators can be a little tricky to navigate when you first get here. Our room was clean and ready for us! The space is a little dated, but we were very comfortable here. The bed is very great for a good night's sleepand we hahot showers. We joined the wine and cheese hour in the afternoon. We joined the breakfast in the morning. Both were great - there were options for everyone here!

We stayed at the Mill Valley Inn for our wedding taking place at Old Mill Park and the Mill Valley…read moreCommunity center, and the location was perfect. The hotel was a stone's throw from the park and a short drive to the community center. The grounds and architecture were beautiful and made for the perfect backdrop for our wedding party photos. Our guests enjoyed the wine/cheese reception, and we also really liked the selection of foods available for breakfast!

So far a 3 for cleanliness but not designed for romance by far. Parking is tough I waited for the…read moreguy with high end car to leave and then city side walk parking for you and your date! We opted to walk into town to eat. Shower is small by far but towels were clean and water ran hot. I can go to a two star for the TV not working or should I say the dirty remote was not doing what it should. Blinds are not functioning but managed to prop a side for ventilation. Well good nite to all and my $190. 00 but hey the beach was good.

Stayed in Room 7 for one night on July 4 (4 days ago). I had called that morning to check room…read moreavailability, I left a message and Frodo called me right back. He was awesome and accommodating. Frodo mentioned that the room was small, which we were okay with. We were going to Stinson for the beach and outdoors, not to be cooped up in a room. The room was super clean and the bed was incredibly comfortable. I laid down at 7P (I was merely napping) and ended up waking up at 7A! The bed was so comfortable it sucked me in and didn't let me go till 12 hours later! The next morning Frodo asked us how we slept and if everything was okay with the room. See Frodo is a good guy after all.

Mountain home inn is definitely a treat to splurge on. My husband took me and the kids here for my…read morebirthday and the views are beautiful. Eric made my birthday even more special by having the fireplace burning and some bubbly waiting on ice when we got there. The showers were huge with two shower heads- one on each side. Ultimate luxury. I loved the rustic homey feel they had. There were rolled up blankets everywhere, they had a little game room where we played scrabble and jenga before bed. Breakfast was included and they had two different types of homemade quiche and something from everyone- bagels, yogurt, individual fresh fruit cups, and cookies. We hope to come back again some day! If you go, ask for Eric. He will make him our stay memorable!

The view was beautiful as usual, but the whole restaurant has changed it is just a deli type place…read morenow . It is almost self serve you order and they bring it out to you. It was $15 for a very bad sandwich one very thin slice of meat..