So charming - no detail is overlooked! Quiet, beautiful, and comfy. Great location - about a 5…read moreminute drive to downtown Mendo. Hot tub, happy hour, goats, Adirondack chairs on the deck, and a view of the ocean. Welcoming staff. The only negative is the age of the cabins means a slight musty smell which stayed in my clothes. My husband didn't notice this at all, however. We'll be back!

The cutest, most quaint place we have ever stayed. Worth every penny. Such a wonderful relaxing…read moretime. It felt like we were a part of a little neighborhood or village while we were there. I never wanted to leave. The owners do a free community happy hour weekend evenings and you get to meet everyone else staying there! Such a great beautiful place. Felt like I was staying at a friends home rather than a hotel.

My wife and I enjoyed our last meal with our kids and family at the start of 2026 that we booked…read moreanother meal on Saturday and I'm glad we did. We live FT in The Sea Ranch so Harbor House is an easy drive and it's like having our own neighborhood Michelin star resort and dining in the hood. Lunch was as good as I remember it. We started with a raw smoked trout stater and it was gently smoked which kept the trout firm and with only a hint of the curing process. Their freshly made bread followed and that kelp churned butter is to die for. The next two courses were a poached black cod in a home made miso sauce that was a lesson in how to ferment properly ! Delicious. The pork loin followed and I must admit it was a little tough - perhaps not rested enough post cooking or just a little over. The dish had teenie tiny wasabi leaves among all the veggies and greens on the plate and they really imparted a lovely natural zinginess...desert was some sort of a custard with a thin meringue and some other wonderfulness that made the whole thing refreshing but not too sweet and a lovely end to the meal. It was our 34th anniversary and we had made it a point to mention it when we made the reservation but they didn't even stick a candle in the dessert they gave us as a part of the meal...which seemed a missed opportunity IMHO. Just saying, we eat out quite a bit and most of the time not to celebrate anything special so it's nice when an establishment makes mention and notice of it in some way... We had the wine pairings ($100/each) along with the five course lunch ($150/each) and they do a nice job with the pairings, mainly featuring nice Italian varietals and of course some local favorites from the area - like Baxter (Pinot) and a dessert style wine that was very nice and not something I would have normally thought to order on my own. The grounds are as beautiful as always and now that spring has sprung and the flowers on their grounds are in full bloom and the beach area is starting to take on that summer sheen - it was a stellar afternoon once again. We will be keeping this place on regular rotation for sure and we look forward to our next meal later this summer when the tomatoes are ripe and the fruits and vegetables are in all their glory ! Highly recommend.

The property is gorgeous and the dining room and views were fantastic. Service was 5 stars. Staff…read morehelpful and informative. Food wasn't up to the standard I would expect from a 2 Star Michelin restaurant. Maybe lunch is different? We have been to many Michelin starred restaurants and this just didn't cut it. The food was beautifully prepared but extremely bland and not very exciting, except for the desert. We informed them in advance that this was our anniversary. I would think that this level of restaurant would do something special. We have been to restaurants that presented a personalized menu, greetings on plates, after dinner cordials, etc.

Wow, definitely a wonderfully unexpected find. We were upgraded to a room with full view of the…read moreSacred Rock. The room was huge, staff super-helpful, especially Jake. Great massage, restaurant really good, quiet, just what we were looking for

The inn itself is owned by the Miwuk Indian tribe who spent 10 years renovating original cottages…read moreat the site into an extraordinary property. My ADA room was well planned to make my stay easy and safe. I was impressed by the woodwork. I had a small " kitchen" area where special treats had been left for me to enjoy. The balcony was large and inviting. Who fell asleep on the lounger looking out over the ocean? That would be me! A wooden sidewalk would have taken me safely to the hot tub, but I was happy in my room area. Staff lived up to the 5 stars I am giving the Inn. Welcoming, concerned for my safety and comfort. Thank you !

Room #5 - I didn't get to experience the other rooms, but #5 was unbelievable - the view was…read moremagical, and the room was so spacious. Recommend for a special occasion as it is $$$$. Wonderful walking trails, along with a private beach. The resort fee includes a Continental Breakfast - pretty basic - we were there for 2 breakfasts and no meat (bacon/sausage) is included; pancakes, toast/bagels, eggs. Basic but at least it has a beautiful view to start your day (you are expected to tip, even though it is self-serve; they say the value of the breakfast is $35, which is ridiculous). Was not impressed with the restaurant, but the bar looked like a nice place to kick back and relax. But loved the accomodations!

We've visited Heritage House twice now and loved it…read more Coming from San Francisco there's quite a few popular options along the coast, and this is becoming our favorite. Especially for how magical the grounds are. Special shout out to "Duck" in reception. He really added to the comfort and enjoyment of our stay. It will be the first place we think of if/when we need another weekend getaway.

This was a delightful stay with serene ocean views. The room was clean and rustically beautiful…read more The bed was comfortable. The grounds were lovely. I wish the jacuzzi was still there in the dilapidated shack. For the price, this was an excellent and relaxing stay. They are even dog friendly! The only thing I would have preferred was a screen door on the deck, so that we could open the sliding glass door and not worry about bugs (not that we saw many).

Make this your place to stay! Seafoam Lodge has beautiful views and excellent service to make you…read morefeel welcomed and relaxed. You're welcome to cozy up by a fire to end the night. This charming retreat is surrounded by majestic trees and a perfect front view of the sea. The atmosphere is quiet enough to hear the ocean waves and give you a peaceful nights rest.

Loved the quality service and quaint stay. We enjoyed walking around the farm, admiring and petting…read morethe llamas and feeding the chickens. Our highlight are no tvs, breakfast, sourdough pizza at the restaurants. Thank you so so much for the wonderful stay.

We love the location that it is surrounded by big trees and we were able to feed the chickens and…read moresee the llamas. It also has easy access to the coast where we saw dramatic rocks, splashing waves and different species of plants and flowers. We like that they have refreshments at the lobby anytime you want it. The only thing that we disliked since we were on the first floor, the room above us were noisy.

Yet another visit to paradise! We visit the Inn at least two or three times a year. It's a place we…read morego to unwind, relax, eat great food, read, talk, take a boat ride along Big River, ride a bike out to the lighthouse, or just sit on the Mendocino bluff with a hot latte bought in town. All of that together adds up to a sort of paradise during these hectic times. There was a big surprise in our room when we arrived and I'm attaching a picture. I had ordered some flowers for the room but what was delivered may have been the most colorful and beautiful flower arrangement that I've ever seen. We didn't know it then, but these flowers were all picked from the Inn grounds. On our way back from our Big River ride we met someone working in the garden. When we chatted it turned out that this person, Cat, had picked and arranged the fantastic bouquet that was in our room. Those flowers kind of symbolizes why we love our visits and the atmosphere at the Inn - one of growth, joy and a deep appreciation of nature. Thank you to all the staff - at the front desk, the restaurant, the room service, the garden keepers, the boat-people, even the cats. We'll be back! Oh, I forgot, on our second night we may have had the best soup ever - a thick mushroom chowder... yummy.

This place feels magical when you arrive. Beautiful natural setting, peaceful atmosphere, and the…read moreperfect place to fully disconnect and slow down for a few days. The property has a very calming energy and makes it easy to unplug from the normal rush of life. Just wish the rooms were updated. They were functional but a little too rustic especially for the price.

Great b&b. Amazing location. Nice small room. Actually stayed an extra night since we were having…read moresuch an amazing time. Will definitely be back.

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.

Stayed at Little River Inn last October, but just now getting to a review. All I can really say is…read morethe place was worth every cent and then some. The rooms are quaint but spacious enough. But the real appeal is the views. Just unbelievably gorgeous. It's just one of those things you must do and see in person. We stayed in one of the rooms with the long shared balcony. My initial concern was privacy but it was a non-issue. Everyone was polite and friendly. No noise issues or anything. We spent most of our room time outside enjoying the views and just soaking all of the beauty in. The Little River Inn is just down the road from Mendocino, and a short 10-15 minute drive to Fort Bragg. Perfect location for what we were doing that weekend. Staff was wonderful. The real surprise of the trip was the restaurant. I normally shy away from hotel restaurants, as I prefer to sample the local cuisine. However, we decided to give it a try our first night for Dinner. I was delicious and quite popular with the locals as well. I'll be doing a separate review for the restaurant, as I strongly recommend having at least one meal there. We ended up having two...lol. Just a great stay and a definite revisit when we get the time again. If I could give the place more stars I would.

Very nice ,relaxing stay. We were in dog friendly rm 112. Very private and not much foot traffic so…read moreit worked well with our dog. Nice porch with comfy chairs to enjoy the garden and partial ocean view. Primarily garden so choose adjacent room if you want full view. The inn has only one outdoor uncovered table if you want to eat at the restaurant. We ordered our breakfast to be delivered and it was very nicely packed and tasty. Also, loved their bloody mary kit . Very nice ! Our patio was a nice spot to enjoy our meal with our dog. Overall,a nice stay,good location but would have loved a later check out. Its 10AM and that is a bit rushed when in vacation!

The staff was great. The facilities (not that I'm an expert) seem spacious and clean. The staff…read moreobviously care about the animals and are knowledgeable. They spent a lot of time explaining all the health care the animals have available. The tour was definitely worth the price. I read some of the negative reviews. These seem to be from a few years ago, so they are listening and correcting. The ONE thing that irritated me, my wife and others (judging from comments at the time): They start showing a documentary before the tour (show up at least 30 minutes early). They don't finish, but you can watch it all on streaming. The irritating part is they are preparing for the tour during the documentary. Lots of us would have liked to hear, but the manager and employees were all talking (or shouting) preparations. Maybe they could do this BEFORE the documentary or OUTSIDE?? But it is definitely five stars, even with this little glitch. Check it out and help the animals!

B. Bryan Preserve is a wonderful organization dedicated to protecting African wildlife. My partner…read moreand I did the self-guided driving tour in our own car, which was a great way to see some of the species up close. We went on a Saturday morning in February, so the experience was peaceful, quiet, and calm. While not a whole lot of animals were out during our slot (just doing their animal thing!), we were still able to see a nice variety of species. The absolute highlight was getting to feed the giraffes at the end of the tour! They are such majestic creatures, and it was a fun, interactive activity. We finished the tour fairly quickly since many animals weren't right up against the fence that day, but it's a fantastic activity to add to your itinerary if you're spending a full day exploring the coast. You can truly tell that the caretakers value and care deeply for these animals. It's a great experience that supports an excellent cause!