Big Sur Lodging

A common theme with Big Sur lodging is to enjoy the back to nature experience, so whether the accommodations are rustic/luxurious or more on the rugged side, televisions and phones tend to be scarce. And that's a good thing! (but there are some that have TVs and DVD players)

Check below for information on Big Sur hotels and inns in Big Sur California

Big Sur Lodge
This lodge is located in Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park amongst redwoods and oaks. All the cottage bungalow rooms have a deck or porch. There are no phones, televisions nor alarm clocks so you can really relax and enjoy the scenic natural beauty of the area. The Big Sur River is nearby and you can hike to Pfeiffer Falls, a 60 foot waterfall.

There is a main lodge, restaurant, gift shop, general store and cafe/deli. The Big Sur Lodge has a seasonal campfire program and lots of hiking trails to explore.

Big Sur Lodge is located in Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park at 47225 Highway One, Big Sur. Call 1-800-424-4787 or compare rates and read reviews for The Lodge Big Sur.

Big Sur River Inn
This inn lies alongside the Big Sur River in amongst the redwoods. There's a heated outdoor swimming pool. The River Inn restaurant overlooks the river.

There are rustic cabins as well as suites that have balconies overlooking the river.

The Big Sur River Inn is located at Highway One at Pheneger Creek in Big Sur. For more information call 831-667-2700.

Deetjen’s Big Sur Inn
Located in Castro Canyon amongst redwood trees. It's on the National Register of Historic Places. Built in the 1930's, the feeling is Norwegian, where the Deetjens came from.

Each room is unique. Some of the rooms have wood stoves, and or decks. No TVs or phones in the rooms so you can really enjoy that back to nature ambience.

There is an award winning restaurant on the premises, serving breakfast and dinner.

Deetjen's Big Sur Inn is located at 48865 Highway 1, Big Sur, California. for more information, call 831-667-2377.

Lucia Lodge
This is a resort located on a cliff above the Pacific Ocean, so needless to say, the views are remarkable. These Big Sur accommodations are rustic style cabins; no tv or phone necessary.

Their restaurant offers dining on its ocean view deck, or by the fire. They serve fresh California cuisine and local seafood.

There's also a convenience store, gift shop and picnic tables.

Lucia Lodge is 48 miles south of Monterey and 22 miles south of Big Sur Valley. It is 38 miles north of Hearst Castle. The address is 62400 Highway 1, Big Sur. Call 831-667-2391.

Post Ranch Inn
This luxurious option in Big Sur lodging is also located on the cliffs of Big Sur. Considered a boutique hotel, the Post Ranch Inn is ideal for romantic getaways. No one under 18 is allowed.

There are wood burning fireplaces in every room. Some of the rooms have 2 day or 4 day minimums.

They offer spa services and have swimming pools to enjoy during your stay. Some special activities that are included for guests can include a chef's cooking class, yoga classes, stargazing with an amateur astronomer, guided meditation, guided nature hikes, and more. Check for current times.

The onsite Sierra Mar restaurant overlooks the ocean and is award winning. A buffet breakfast is included for guests.

Luxury houses for rent include the Post House, the South Coast House and the Terra Mar. The Post House has 3 bedrooms and an outdoor hot tub.The South Coast has 2 bedrooms and a hot tub on its deck. The Terra Mar has an outdoor stone courtyard with a wood burning fireplace. There's even a detached guest house.

The Post Ranch Inn is located off of Highway 1. Call 831-667-2200 or compare rates and read reviews for the Post Ranch Inn Big Sur.

Ripplewood Resort
Here you'll find rustic cabins in the redwoods. The Big Sur River runs through. The restaurant serves breakfast and lunch. There's also a general store and a gas station.

Their address is at 47047 Highway 1, Big Sur California and their phone is 831-667-2242.

Treebones
Big Sur lodging with a twist! At Treebones, you can stay in a yurt, which is sort of a more luxurious cross between a cabin and a tent. They are circular with wood lattice frames. Treebones furnishes the yurts with queen size beds, a sink and electric lights. They also have french doors that open onto redwood decks. They don't have toilets, but you'll find showers and restrooms a little ways away like at most regular campgrounds.

There is the Wild Coast Restaurant on site as well as an outdoor sushi and tapas bar. The heated pool and hot tub come with an ocean view. There's also a gift shop and convenience store.

Children under 7 are not recommended at Treebones. There are 4 yurts for families, but the rest only accommodate two guests.

Treebones is located at 71895 Hwy 1, Big Sur California. For more information call 805-927-2390.

Ventana Inn
This resort is on a hill overlooking the ocean. It features 2 heated pools, Japanese hot baths, a dry sauna, fitness room, a restaurant, spa services and private hammocks.

Activities available to guests include yoga classes, a library, wine and cheese receptions, guided walks around the property and guided treks into the wilderness.

The Ventana Inn does offer DVD players and TVs, as well as internet access.

The Ventana Inn & Spa is located at 48123 Highway One, Big Sur. Call 831-667-2331 or compare rates and read reviews for the Ventana Inn Big Sur.