Recommended Lodging in Mendocino

In Town, Walkable

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Blair House Inn

Fans will recognize this charming 19th century Victorian as the “home” of Jessica Fletcher. Beautifully appointed and located in the heart of Mendocino’s historic district.

Joshua Grindle B&B

Situated on two acres, this lovely Victorian home was built in 1879 by the town banker, Joshua Grindle. Serving travelers since 1978, our Mendocino Coast Bed and Breakfast is an enchanting property nestled atop a knoll overlooking the town of Mendocino and Pacific Ocean, just a few blocks away. A short walk will take you to the Mendocino Art Center, galleries, shops, restaurants, cliff top views or the beach.

MacCallum House

A historic Victorian home nestled in the center of town, MacCallum House is a boutique hotel and restaurant that features your choice of several luxurious accommodations and meals to remember. Surrounded by lush gardens, the main property houses nineteen beautiful and unique rooms, along with an exceptional restaurant.

Nicholson House

From the same folks who own the renowned Cafe Beaujolais restaurant next door. Guests of the historic inn will enjoy detailed design touches and bespoke amenities, all within walking distance to everything in Mendocino.

Alegria Oceanfront Inn

Alegria Inn is situated on the ocean side of Main Street in historic Mendocino Village. The inn property consists of the Main House and a collection of cottages nestled on a bluff overlooking Big River Beach and an ever changing ocean cove. Breakfast is made fresh daily and features organic ingredients sourced as locally as possible.

Sea Rock Inn

Offers romantic, ocean-view cottages and suites overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Experience luxurious Mendocino accommodations with your comfort and privacy in mind, and where you’ll have superb views of the beautiful coastline.

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Seagull Inn B&B

The Seagull Inn was built in 1883 and has served the traveling public since the 1960s. Along with its spectacular location, this treasure is noted for its hospitality, charm, delicious breakfast, meticulously maintained gardens, and affordability for the best value and experience in the Village.

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Sweetwater Inn & Spa

Situated in the heart of the village of Mendocino, the Sweetwater Inn offers a variety of affordable lodging, including family-friendly, dog-friendly, and romantic options.

J.D. House

Located on Ukiah Street , guests opting to stay at JD House are surrounded by nautical hues with a fresh, airy and coastal feel. Crisp clean lines are softened by rich saddle browns and deep tones of turquoise; many of the most spacious rooms feature serene water views and little luxuries.

 
 

Short Drive to Town

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Harbor Lite Lodge

Featured in several scenes depicting Cabot Cove Harbor, the Harbor Lite Lodge in Fort Bragg (just 10 minutes north of Mendocino) is a pleasant place to stay. Enjoy the peaceful views from your private balcony overlooking Noyo Harbor or walk down to the bustling restaurants and shops below.

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Little River Inn

Enjoy sweeping ocean views, luxurious soaking tubs, and cozy fireplaces in this historic inn and restaurant.  Just a five-minute drive from Mendocino.

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The Stanford Inn

Perched on a coastal hillside a few minutes south of town, the Stanford Inn & Resort overlooks Mendocino Bay. Visit the resort’s historic farm and dine at Raven’s Restaurant, famous for its vegan offerings.