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The Headlands Inn
Located in Mendocino
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Indulge yourself...with a luxurious featherbed, a breathtaking ocean view, private bath and a cozy crackling fire. At The Headlands Inn we deliver a full gourmet breakfast to your room. Our charming and historic Salt Box by the Sea is in Village of Mendocino; stroll to dining, galleries and shopping, plus spectacular coastal walking paths. Afternoon tea and cookies, English Garden; quiet beauty and the Mendocino Coast await you at the Headlands Inn. Your innkeepers: Denise & Mitch 707-937-4431 - 800-354-4431
Featured in "Best Places to Kiss" Romantic Travel Guide
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MacCallum House Inn
Located in Mendocino
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Come and enjoy the warmth and hospitality of the MacCallum House, Mendocino's finest restaurant, bar and country inn.The original Victorian mansion, built in 1882 by William H. Kelley, was a wedding gift to his daughter, Daisy MacCallum, and is a historic landmark. Filled with charm and romance, and antiques of a bygone era, the MacCallum House stands at the very heart of the quiet Mendocino village. An easy stroll brings you to untouched beaches, art galleries, live theater, shops, restaurants, and rugged ocean cliffs. Rooms include a full breakfast in our formal dining room and a complimentary wine hour featuring wines from throughout the California wine country. Children and pets are always warmly welcomed. "There is no better place to spend an entire evening than the MacCallum House." - Excerpt New York Times 800-609-0492
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cific roars and crashes with such force that spindrift floats up to Main Street. Visitors to Mendocino will find a variety of cultural and educational things to see and do. Founding families can be explored at the Ford and Kelley House Museums. Hikers and bikers will enjoy one-of-a-kind, bluff-top excursions to view the seabirds, the seasonal gray whale migration, and spring wildflowers. Nearby Big River Beach is ideal for family picnics, breezy wanderings, sandcastles and getting your toes wet. The town offers shopping and dining and coastal artists show their work at the Mendocino Art Center and in the many galleries. Performing arts include productions by the Mendocino Theatre Company and the annual music festival. Mendocino is a magical place, in fact, you may never want to leave!
