This inn is a monument to 1920s rustic elegance; the Redwood Empire’s first luxury resort is a national historic landmark. Hollywood’s elite once frolicked in the Tudor-style resort’s lobby, where you can play chess by the crackling fire, and enjoy complimentary afternoon tea and scones.
It may be past its heyday, but rooms still have top-quality beds, antique furniture and crystal sherry decanters (including complimentary sherry). The window-lined dining room (breakfast and lunch $14 to $19, dinner mains $28 to $39) serves excellent meals; the steaks earn raves.
