All nine cozy B&B rooms in this swank historic home have massive baths; the more expensive have Jacuzzis, fireplaces and balconies with spectacular views. Breakfast and evening wine included.
This smart 23-unit hotel extends over the bay, with a variety of room types and amenities. All have crisp white bedspreads and balconies (limited views, except in suites), and some have fireplaces. Those with wood ceilings are most atmospheric.
Uphill from the town, the Casa Madrona is a compound of contemporary cottages around an original Victorian mansion. Accommodation is luxurious indeed. Smaller mansion rooms are cheaper than the more private cottages.
The HI Marin Headlands Hostel occupies two historic 1907 buildings on a forested hill. Private rooms in the former officer's house are sweet.
Budgeteers bunk at the only in-park lodging, HI Point Reyes Hostel, off Limantour Rd, 8 miles from the visitors center.
Make reservations and hike in food, linen and towels to the rustic, electricity-free West Point Inn.
Eight trails depart from this forested campground, with 16 walk-in sites, 100yd from parking. Each has a fire pit and grill. Flush toilets and drinking water are nearby, and there’s firewood for sale. Arrive early! First-come, first-served.
This is a 16-room B&B dating from 1910, with charm, history and style. The hotel restaurant has an inviting patio. If traveling solo, the hotel has cozy little singles with shared bathrooms.
