3 reviews
40501 N Hwy One
Westport, CA 95488 US
(707)964-6725
Payment types accepted include American Express, Master Card, Discover, Visa, Personal Checks, Travelers Checks and cash.
The types of beds available include King, Queen and Double.
Circa 1871. First settled as a land grant of thousands of acres, Howard Creek Ranch in Westport, California is now a 60-acre farm with sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean, sandy beaches and rolling mountains. A 75-foot bridge spans a creek that flows past barns and outbuildings to the beach 200 yards away. The farmhouse is surrounded by green lawns, an award-winning flower garden, and grazing cows, horses and llama. This rustic rural location offers antiques, a hot tub, sauna and heated pool. A traditional ranch breakfast is served each morning.Publicity and Awards: San Francisco Magazine, San Francisco Chronicle, California Country Vacations, Forbes Magazine, Sunset Magazine, Diablo, FYI, Vacations (Americas Best Romantic Inns issue), PBS American Heartland, KETH Channel 54.Location: Mountains and Ocean Community.
Meals Included in Rates: Breakfast.
Types of meals: Early Coffee/Tea, Full Breakfast and Country Breakfast.
Amenities In Room: Fireplace, Hot Tub/Spa/Jaccuzi, VCR, Desk, Coffeemaker, Ceiling Fans, Refrigerator and Reading Lamps.
Amenities On Site: VCR, Hot Tub/Spa, Television, Fireplace, Sauna, Phone, Copy Machine, Parlor Games, Library, farm animals, hiking trails, beach-combing, whale watching (in season), birdwatching, surfing, exploring tide pools and creek running through ranch.
Languages Spoken: German, Spanish, Dutch, Italian
“This is one of the most romantic places on the planet.”
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“This place is a rip off! Watch the extra charges. It must be for the cobwebs, broken faucets, hot tub that had leaves, and the junk on the property. Watch out for stepping in sheep dung. Watch your money!”
— Elizabeth Day
“The ranch was not what I expected. At first I felt disappointed with the buildings. I have to say the staff were fantastic, the breakfast amazing. I loved the sun room and the beach. It is the most unusual and fantastic place I have stayed.”
— Mandy Rastrick
