Twelve rooms, six kinds

The rooms.


Every room has linen sheets, a proper reading lamp, a kettle, and a window that opens. After that they differ a lot. Tap a card for the rate, the bed and the view, or scroll down for the rates by season.

An inn bedroom with a white linen bed and an oak headboard, morning light from the left

Pick a room

  • The gravel path past the lavender to a Garden Room door

    01 / Four of these

    Queen, garden door$280 to $360 a night

    Rate, bed and view

    Rate
    $280 to $360
    Bed
    Queen
    View
    The path and the lavender
    Bath
    Rain shower, no tub

    Four identical rooms along the garden path, each with its own door. Rooms 7 and 8 are furthest from the kitchen door and the quietest.

  • The Oak Suite bed with its oak headboard and white linen

    02 / Two of these

    King, sitting room, balcony$420 to $540 a night

    Rate, bed and view

    Rate
    $420 to $540
    Bed
    King
    View
    The oak canopy, eye level
    Bath
    Clawfoot tub and a shower

    The two front rooms upstairs. Suite 2 has the larger balcony, Suite 3 has the bigger tub. Ask for either by name.

  • A clawfoot tub under a window with eucalyptus hanging

    03 / Two of these

    Queen, skylights$340 to $420 a night

    Rate, bed and view

    Rate
    $340 to $420
    Bed
    Queen under the skylights
    View
    Sky, treetops, stars at night
    Stairs
    Fourteen steep steps, no elevator

    Top of the house. The ceilings slope, so anyone over six foot two should ask us about head height before booking. Everyone else loves it.

  • The Pool Cottage beside the garden pool and lavender beds

    04 / One of these

    King, kitchenette, dogs welcome$520 to $680 a night

    Rate, bed and view

    Rate
    $520 to $680
    Bed
    King and a daybed
    View
    The pool, from your porch
    Extras
    Kitchenette, own gate, dogs ok

    Standalone, so you can come and go without passing the desk. Sleeps three with the daybed. The pool is shared with the house until nine, then it is yours.

  • The deep front porch under string lights, the Porch Rooms open onto it

    05 / Two of these

    Queen, porch door$240 to $300 a night

    Rate, bed and view

    Rate
    $240 to $300
    Bed
    Queen
    View
    Through the porch rail to the street
    Bath
    Shower, original tile

    The two smallest rooms and the lowest rate. You give up a little quiet in the early evening and get the porch swing outside your door.

  • A brass room key on a leather tag, resting on a linen pillow

    06 / One of these

    Two twins or a king$300 to $380 a night

    Rate, bed and view

    Rate
    $300 to $380
    Bed
    Twins, or a king on request
    View
    Garden on one side, street on the other
    Bath
    Shower, double sink

    Upstairs at the back. Two windows on two walls, so it is the brightest room in the house in the morning. Popular with sisters, old friends and parents with one grown kid.

Rates

Two seasons, two numbers.

Summer runs May through October. Winter runs November through April. Every rate includes breakfast for everyone in the room and parking on the gravel. Tax is 12 percent on top.

Nightly rates by season, before tax
RoomSleepsWinterSummer
Porch Room2$240$300
Garden Room2$280$360
Corner Room2$300$380
Attic Loft2$340$420
Oak Suite2$420$540
Pool Cottage3$520$680

Two night minimum on Friday and Saturday from June through September. Holiday weekends are quoted by hand. A third guest in the Pool Cottage is $60 a night, breakfast included.

Stay estimator

Run the numbers on your stay.

Pick one of the four main rooms, set the nights and the guests, and the total updates with tax and breakfast. Hit Check dates and the details come with you to the form.

Guests
Season
$360 a night summer rate, Garden Room $806 for 2 nights, with 12% tax Breakfast for 2 included, every morning.
Check dates

An estimate, not a quote. Rates move with the calendar, and we confirm the exact number before you pay a cent.

In every room

The things we do not skimp on.

  • Linen sheets, washed in house and dried outside when the weather lets us
  • A real reading lamp on each side of the bed, not a decorative one
  • A kettle, loose tea, and the same coffee we serve downstairs
  • Windows that open, with screens, and a fan for August
  • Thick towels, a robe each, and a bar of soap made in Santa Cruz
  • Fast Wi-Fi and one good outlet on each nightstand
  • Earplugs in the drawer and a blackout curtain on every window
  • No television. There is one in the library downstairs if you need the game

What is not in the rooms: a minibar, a safe, or a phone. The desk is open 7am to 10pm and the kitchen is a shout away.

Check dates

Found the room? Ask about the dates.

Send your dates and the room you want. We hold open dates for 24 hours while you decide, and we never charge until you say yes.