Olema House Point Reyes
The hotel has retained its distinctive turn-of-the-century architecture, but it’s been decorated with a contemporary eye, bringing a bit of boutique style to a setting that’s as pastoral as it gets. Luxe accommodations may be common in the wine country, but here, right on the edge of the Point Reyes National Seashore, they’re not to be taken for granted.
And next door to the Olema House is Due West, an 1860s saloon that’s been transformed into a modern and hyper-local restaurant that retains some Gold Rush atmosphere even as it turns its attention to Tomales Bay oysters and other fruits of California’s culinary bounty.
Olema House Point Reyes requires additional information from guests to ensure the best stay possible. As such, reservations can only be confirmed through our customer service team. Contact us for assistance. Rates begin at 300 USD per night.
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Guest Score & Reviews
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The hotel is in a beautiful location, with well kept grounds and high end rooms/fittings. There is a great little coffee shop next door with excellent food, drinks and knickknacks (mostly locally sourced). There is also a good bar/restaurant next door with outside seating backing on to a little stream and woods. All in all a very pleasant place to stay and visit.
It was a charming property, nicely appointed with comfortable rooms, common areas, and grounds. There is an adjacent restaurant and coffee shop/market. Overall good service. Also right on the PCH, and the town of Point Reyes close by (driving) with a couple of cute spots, a grocer, and gas station.
I loved how peaceful it was. Market hours were a little all over the place but overall wonderful experience.
Comfortable rooms, beautiful grounds
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