Compare Winery Hotels in North Coast California

Great checking in really good people made it easy.

This place was great, and really affordable. It's hard to find a place for a family of five, and it was great to have a suite with our own bedroom, and two queen beds in the other room for the kids. A really good breakfast, and a fun coffee/hot chocolate machine in the lobby. Makes a great basecamp for a trip to the redwoods as well.

Staff at check-in was so nice, welcoming, and helpful!

We enjoyed our stay at the Beachcomber very much. The room was very nice, walking distance to Fort Bragg. The only two complaints are the bathroom is very small (tiny) and the lighting on the decks is very bright and harsh, could use a little softening.

We were looking for a decent priced room with good ratings, we found it here.

One of the very few hotels that in which you do not want to leave the room. However, given the unmatched proximity to the ocean and its amazing grounds and views this was unlikely. A truly special stay despite some rain and a mediocre kitchen. I would recommend this to anybody who loves nature and the awe inspiring coast of Northern California coast. American hotels are increasingly let down by the lack of staff. Also, they generally fail to offer any alternative to scrambled eggs sitting in a steam basin. Whilst excellent fruit, yoghurt and granola is satisfying it was disappointing to my Asian wife. A next station cooking fresh breakfasts would have been perfect. Otherwise IAn next station cooking fresh breakfasts would have been perfect. Otherwise a truly special experience.