The Bay Room
Book nowThe Bay Room has a comfortable queen-size bed, vaulted ceiling, generous closet space, plenty of hooks, large mirrors and a terrific view out the windows. A private bathroom with a tub and shower combination is stocked with organic bath amenities by EO Products from Corte Madera.
The Bay Room and Pacific Room are virtual mirror-images of each other. Each has an entryway with its bathroom off that entryway. The rooms have vaulted ceilings and differ in artwork & decor. Both rooms overlook the Bishop pine forest native to coastal West Marin. They are on the same floor as the front entry and commons area and guest deck.
There is no cellphone reception nor televisions, adding to the tranquility of your stay. A guest telephone is provided in the commons area so that you can stay in touch. Free wireless Internet connection is also provided. A small refrigerator is provided is each room.
The inn has the rustic elegance of a Japanese farmhouse, with the modern conveniences of central heating, good reading lamps, and Internet access. Original artwork and ikebana by Nancy Beck grace the inn.
A convenient table and comfortable chairs allow you to write, read or just relax while looking out at the mysterious Bishop pine forest.
California wines and local cheeses in the afternoon and freshly-prepared organic breakfast each morning are included.
Two-night minimum.
The Bay Room and Pacific Room are virtual mirror-images of each other. Each has an entryway with its bathroom off that entryway. The rooms have vaulted ceilings and differ in artwork & decor. Both rooms overlook the Bishop pine forest native to coastal West Marin. They are on the same floor as the front entry and commons area and guest deck.
There is no cellphone reception nor televisions, adding to the tranquility of your stay. A guest telephone is provided in the commons area so that you can stay in touch. Free wireless Internet connection is also provided. A small refrigerator is provided is each room.
The inn has the rustic elegance of a Japanese farmhouse, with the modern conveniences of central heating, good reading lamps, and Internet access. Original artwork and ikebana by Nancy Beck grace the inn.
A convenient table and comfortable chairs allow you to write, read or just relax while looking out at the mysterious Bishop pine forest.
California wines and local cheeses in the afternoon and freshly-prepared organic breakfast each morning are included.
Two-night minimum.
