This motel is split into two parts, one an all-suites lodge and the other a more traditional motel. Units come in many sizes but are all well equipped and comfortable (some with fireplaces).
Like an upscale version of a millionaire's seaside clapboard house, this sparkling resort presides over Cannery Row. For utmost luxury, book an ocean-view suite with a balcony and private fireplace, then breakfast in bayfront C Restaurant.
Coastal state-park lodge has buildings designed by architect Julia Morgan, of Hearst Castle fame. Historic rooms are small and thin-walled, but charming nonetheless. The lodge's fireside rec room has ping-pong and pool tables.
There's just a few too many teddy bears scattered about but otherwise this B&B is a fine choice in the heart of PG. Most of the 22 rooms have private bathrooms and there is a good breakfast in the morning and excellent cookies through the day.
High atop a hill and barely visible through a shroud of foliage, this emerald-carpeted 1911 Craftsman house hums a playful Alice in Wonderland tune through its seven immaculate rooms with names like The Brillig (flaunting gorgeous hand-painted wa.