Quaint buildings and furnishings. Our room was very cold when we arrived in the evening but soon warmed up with the heating. The lovely lounge and eating area were well decorated with calming music and lovely ocean views. A fabulous fresh breakfast was presented well, with the main offerings changing each of the three mornings we were there. Generous wine and nibbles were enjoyed in the late afternoon.
We stayed in one of the suites on the second floor of the carriage house. The room was very spacious with a comfortable king beg, jetted tub, and fireplace. We even had a small balcony with a view of the ocean. We availed ourselves of he wine and cheese in the afternoon--a nice time to relax after being out all day. The breakfast was delicious. It would have been nice to have a greater day-to-day variation. The baked goods were delicious. The one nit was that the hot water failed on our last morning (Sunday). It didn't happen any other day, so maybe it was just that everyone was getting ready at once. A very relaxing weekend in a beautiful house, and we would definitely think of coming again.
Beautiful house inside and out. Right on the bay! The Chapel Room is incredible! Watching the waves crash against the rocks and hearing the roar of the tide was wonderful! Beautiful common areas and delicious afternoon reception and breakfast! A must to stay here!
Nice, little guesthouse in prime location. Views and breakfast worth staying for a weak. Not forget to mention the kindness of the helpful staff. Thanks for a relaxing overnight stay. Best breakfast (included in room rate) so far during my trip along the Pacific coast
We told them....just have some nice Tapestry Covers to throw over the huge ugly black screens now in the old charming rooms. Gross....but they can fix it easily this way.....do come...it is wonderful...but tell them ...if you agree....to have pretty covers available to throw over the black monstrosities.
We had a very brief stay the Green Gables and found it uninspired, at best. We stayed in the newer construction in the back and didn't see any of the guest rooms in the old building, but the experience I had - both in the common areas and in our room - was that all the life had been stripped out, almost as though they sold all of the nice furniture to survive Covid and purchased a few nice old pieces to fill in the gaps. "Stark" is the best word I can come up with, however this might not be the design aesthetic you are going for in a Victorian mansion on the Pacific coast. I am not unhappy, as it was clean and the service was solid, but I was disappointed.
We have driven by the Gables for many years, always saying we need to stay there, well this week we got the chance as we had to leave another establisment that just did not work out, We booked a room and headed over to check in about 4, a cheerful lady met us at the check in counter thats back inside a bit, she quickly got us in, gave us our keys and walked us to the Carriage house which is behind the main house, Room was clean, roomy and the bed was fantastic for our taste, Wine and cheese is served in the afternoon and was no problem as they keep the stock rotating till it closes, Walking in the main building you can sit in one of 2 large rooms and look right out on the bay across the street, it really is tranquil. In the morning breakfast is served in one of the front rooms, and there is enough selection to have a nice start to your day. There is a self serve icebox stocked with sparkling water and soda that you can come use anytime. I really would have liked to spend a night in the main hose, but the one room that had a private bath was rented, the rooms upstairs are really cool, vintage look with all new fresh beds and great views, but be aware they use a common bathroom thats on the same floor, I could not talk my better half into that so didn't get a chance to see how that works with 3 or 4 rooms on that floor. One thing I have found at B&Bs is you usually meet some real nice couples and mutual respect probably makes the shower issue not a big deal. There is biking and a very well groomed pathway that will take you down to Montereys cannery row and the aquarium walking in about 10 to 15 minutes, it is not lit so either carry a flashlight or plan to be back by sundown because its very dark on the path at night. Parking is on the street for the most part, but there is one general parking and one handicap parking between the house and the carriage house. Our stay was very enjoyable, all the staff was wonderful , we would stay here anytime without hesitation and look forward to coming back in the new year.…
Charming! Great location across from Beach and walking trail. Shopping and restaurants within walking distance. Parking on street but never had an issue finding a spot. We reserved room with sofa bed. Spacious room, library, separate closets, jacuzzi tub, separate shower, fireplace, comfy bed and linens. Very clean. We will stay on 3rd floor next time. Couple above us had a dog run around all night. Generous breakfast with many options. Food well prepared. Nice seating area. Happy hour with wine and cheese platter. Cheese and crackers were fresh as well. Very kind, personable and welcoming staff.
Loved every aspect of this thoughtfully appointed inn. Spacious, super comfortable room with lovely linen, amenities and a great bed. The location provided beautiful view from the breakfast rooms and the wine and cheese we a lovely touch on arrival. Lovely walking/running/biking path directly across from the inn that provided wonderful opportunities for photos and wildlife spotting :) Would stay there again in a heartbeat!
10 out of 10! I would definitely stay here again. Right across the street from an amazing walking/biking path. Walking distance to lovers point. So much to see and do. We stayed in room 12, it's perfect .
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