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Lynda B.

Just had my wedding at Olema House and cant be happier with the whole experience. We toured over 30 venues and it hit all our boxes . The drinks (margarita was amazing!) throughout the whole weekend were great. One guest was very impressed with her Manhattan. The food and coordination of it all impressed all of our guests. Everything really went smoothly from our perspective. The ceremony was tucked away near the cottages that we rented and our cottage was in a perfect spot to get ready for the walk out. Our photographer had a great time shooting the scenic area and deer walking by the creek. We had BBQ for dinner and everyone loved the sides and entrees and were most impressed by the fried chicken. Shout out to the bread rolls too! Thank you Paulina and the Olema Team. People said it was the best wedding they ever been to. We will be forever grateful.

Derek A.

We're ALWAYS on the lookout for dog friendly properties to stay with the Corgs. First and foremost, there is a difference between properties that allow pets (Which we are definitely grateful for) and pet "friendly" properties. Olema House is definitely the latter (yes, pets are allowed). The staff was very accommodating, and the restaurant next door had a comfortable covered patio in the rear, which was great...especially given the inclement weather we experienced during our stay. There is a pet fee of $100 per stay. At least it's a per stay fee versus nightly fee. I find the latter to be a bit excessive tbh. As for the property itself... Pros: - Heated wooden floors, great for those chilly winter nights - Complimentary wine and bottled water in the mini bar (Believe it or not...I really dig this "perk" that more and more boutique experiences are offering) - The lavender spray for your pillows, also a nice touch Cons: - We stayed here on a promotional rate...but ordinarily the rate can be north of $500 per night, which for what's included...I'm not sure it'd be worth it for me - That marshmallow soft bedding. Granted this is a personal preference, but the excessively squishy mattress pad and pillows were a novelty when you first got into bed...but for firm mattress sleepers this took some getting used to

Trying to block out the noise and sites of the wedding happening outside my room of which I was provided no notice/warning.
Dalton H.

I want to note that management did an amazing job in responding to my complaints. They took it very seriously and offered reasonable accommodations. I will give them another shot.

Bhanusri S.

We had a wonderful stay at Olema house on my birthday weekend trip to Point Reyes area. I wish there was more to do in the area that we could have stayed for one more night. Do note that it's quite on the pricier side - but the grounds, room, bedding, jacuzzi, decor and the attention to details justify that. The grounds are well maintained lush green and there is a small creek running by. It's pretty nice to relax and lounge around on the swings and play corn hole. They knew it was my birthday and had kept a birthday card with a bag of artisanal caramel popcorn in the room which tasted sooo good! There is a tavern attached next door where we had a dinner reservation. Food was decent and the quality was good. Overall a very nice comfortable and luxurious stay.

The hotel goes out of its way to ensure dogs are welcome with cushy beds, treats and dog friendly hiking trails in Pt Reyes
Alan S.

Glorious retreat away from the hustle and bustle of the Bay Area. Love the charming, rustic-chic decor of the rooms and the special touches that the hotel offers to make the stay extra special eg- welcome bottle of wine, dog beds/treats etc. Every representative of the hotel is kind, welcoming and goes above and beyond to ensure a pleasant stay. Due West, the restaurant on site, is fabulous and we love being able to walk to dinner without worrying about driving. The menu is seasonal and rotates. Make sure to try the cioppino if it's being offered. Delicious. There is also a wonderful market on site with lovely grab-and-go breakfast/lunch fare that is perfect for picnics. They also have a full coffee bar and an extensive selection of beer, wine and canned cocktails to enjoy in your room or at the many outdoor seating areas sprinkled around the property.

Small decorative details really add to the charm of this eclectic place!
Ms. G.

My partner and I decided to celebrate Valentines Day after the real day, in this lovely place. It was an amazing experience and it made for the most romantic of celebrations because of the sparseness of this eclectic hotel. He was there for a work situation, and gifted a room after. When we first saw this place, we wanted to stay. It's very peaceful, modern and charming. When we got there, we went to the market store and got sandwiches. Things are a bit pricier in Point Reyes because of the remoteness, but I'd never had a turkey sandwich and a tuna sandwich tasted so good! We sat in the back on the patio in the sun, and enjoyed a conversation with each other. Neither of us were holding our phones, or ignoring each other! We were in a huge bed (which was actually 2 separate beds together) and it was very comfortable. There is no tv in the room, and no closet. The bathroom is built for 2 with dual shower heads. There is a speaker, where you could attach a phone and play some music. There is also a refrigerator and a tea kettle. One extra special thing was the heated floor. When evening came, we brought a card game to play and had a blast laughing and talking with each other. There were games downstairs, in a room with books and a fireplace. The place had well lit walking paths, Adirondack's all around with pillows and blankets, and small fire pits to add to the ambiance. The resort fee includes a lovely bottle of wine and some snacks, coffee and tea, both in the room and in the lounge area, so you could have your wine anywhere. I enjoyed some hot tea on one of the chairs, just looking at the brook in the back. The only opportunity I found was wanting a luggage stand, which could have been placed in the corner, next to the table, or folded up under the robes on the hooks (where one would hang their coats). My luggage got extremely warm on the heated floor. I hope to get the chance to return to this lovely place.

King room
Kelsey A.

I'm very confused why this hotel room was $480/night (all fees included). This price also included a resort fee... I'm sorry, what resort amenities did this include? No gym, spa, fire pit, bikes. Booked a king room. There's a window over the door and no way to block out light. The attached photo was taken at night and the outside lights were so bright it looked like daytime. They included a complimentary bottle of wine and granola in the room, and coffee and tea in the common room. Tempted to rate it lower solely due to poor value. This hotel should be half the price - max.

25 years ago, we got married at Olema House (different ownership/different name at the time) and we have come back to visit roughly every 5 years since, so have a really good sense for how it has changed over time. We decided to book Olema House (again) for our 25th wedding anniversary weekend and couldn't be happier with how it turned out. The venue has been greatly upgraded since we were married there, and the grounds are immaculate and covered in flowers. We stayed in the Creekside Cottage, while our guests stayed in the rest of the rooms. Gorgeous! And very private but with a lovely outdoor area for gathering. inside or out. We had two dinners catered by Due West Tavern and everyone raved about the quality of the food. The service staff was exceptional -- efficient, kind, responsive, and able to pivot immediately when we requested changes. There was not a guest there who wasn't thrilled with the whole weekend experience. For us, coordinating with the events team (Paulina, Dan, Rebecca) and the front desk staff was a dream. I left many decisions in their hands and the guidance they provided was spot on. Although we didn't bring our pugs for the weekend, my brother brought his dog and we loved how accommodating they were. They gave us a lovely gift for our anniversary, including two scarves that our pugs just love (see photos!) It truly was a special weekend in a very special place. Just a note on some of the poor reviews. Yes, it is pricey, but it is also beautifully appointed, immaculate, and has top tier service. If you have an issue, they will fix it. This is not a place you should go if you want to park yourself in front of a TV. This is a place to enjoy the beauty of the Point Reyes surroundings, cuddle in front of the fire, be spoiled by the staff, and soak in the relaxed atmosphere.

From Creek looking up to Olema House.
Gary L.

I actually enjoyed my stay here, as a photographer they were many opportunities to make some beautiful photographs. The room was comfortable. Stayed in room three, which was on the lower level facing the creek.

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Jack D.

An ethereal and quirky lodge in a lush landscape. It's like a hotel from a British sitcom. A vulture on a tall tall dead tree loomed over the grounds at Halloween as a rush of racing Ferraris drove down the road. A deer munched under an ancient redwood tree in back. The staff is beautifully kind, though on cue one was stung by bee as we checked in. Dogs are welcome. There are no TV's or magnetic key cards. Real keys and ceiling fans and Adirondack chairs on slopped rolling lawns. Great bakery items here and down the road. Sea air. The bluffs are not too far a drive. Fireplaces and great WiFi. Elegantly understated and designed. A good vortex in a panicked world of the lost paradise of California.

Back side of the hotel. All the windows are west facing.

Horrible stay at Olema House during one of the hottest days in SF Beware that there is No AC in some of their rooms ! There is no description about having no AC on the booking page, only realized that when we arrived in a day with 100 degrees. Inside is like an oven, could not even sleep at night with all the fans on and windows open. Loft style room with bed on the upper level made it even worse. Room is tiny, bathroom has single vanity and shower only. There is limited on site parking shared with their restaurant, which was full at the time when we checked in. No free breakfast included in the $550 per night charge is very unusual for a B&B. Will never return !

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Beautiful spot to stop on our coastal road trip! Would have loved to stay longer!! Great food and comfy room, highly recommend!

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