"....hors d'oeuvres and local wines and cider — enough to convince you to blow off dinner plans and focus on your sweetheart..." Sunset Magazine Recommends, February 2006

“The 150-year-old wood simply gleams…in the great room soaring windows and a 14-foot ceiling inspire the same humbling feeling as an ancient redwood forest…a resplendent refuge.” 
Coastal Living, March, 2006   > more rave reviews

Room Descriptions:
Set high on a bluff among natural landscaping overlooking Mendocino's Smuggler's Cove, each of Brewery Gulch Inn's ten spacious and luxuriously appointed guest rooms are individually designed to capture views of the ocean from the interior, private and common decks. Each room features seating in comfortable leather club chairs in front of the gas-lit fireplace, down comforters, cable with LCD flat TV and DVD players, iHome clock radios with a dock for your iPod or MP3 player and phones. The bathrooms have a tub/shower combination; several have either a Jacuzzi or soaking tub. They all have terry robes, hair dryers, amenity baskets, and granite surfaced vanities with redwood cabinets. Bedroom and bath windows and doors are framed with the mineralized redwood. We have recently added complimentary Wi-Fi high speed Internet Access.

Our rooms range in price from $210 to $465 per night double occupancy, including full breakfast and epicurean evening food and wine hour. Our off-season rates will continue through May. The peak season rates apply during holiday periods.

Street Address:
9401 North Highway One, Mendocino, CA 95460.
Driving Directions

Smoking:
We provide a smoke free environment.


Check-in:
Check-in is from 3:00pm to 7:00pm. Please advise us if you will be later than 7:00pm.

Pets:
We cannot accommodate pets.

Children:
Our goal is to provide a relaxing and tranquil environment for all of our guests. We do not encourage bringing children under 12.

Brewery Gulch Inn and the original homestead have met the standards established for organically grown foods by the California Certified Organic Farmers and the provisions of the California Organic Foods Act of 1990.