My husband and I have stayed at the Anchor Lodge several times over the last 20 years. While of course we love the frills of high-end hotels, this place has a certain small, coastal town charm that we really enjoy. When we go to the Anchor, of course we know it's not going to be the Ritz, but there are... more

If you are going to stay at the Anchor Lodge be aware that room 20 is a nightmare!!!!!! The restaurant (which has absolutely fantastic food) is directly above the lodge. By 8.00 pm that night the sound of non stop foot traffic above our heads (imagine being under a dance floor) and the fog horn which blew non stop every... more

They lost our reservation. When we arrived at 11pm the hotel was booked. Jim, the owner, came to the property and met with us, made dozens of phone calls (on a Friday night, the whole town was booked). We did finally find a place. We didn't get an opportunity to stay at this location, but the folks we met while... more

The rooms are dirty, bare, run down and reeked of cigarette smoke. The motel is scary and the walls are paper thin (could hear someone snoring in the room next door). We hated it so much that we almost packed up our stuff at 4am to drive back to San Francisco. We waited two hours and got out of there... more

My husband and I have stayed many times at the Anchor Inn over the years. It's a "plain jane", no frills, no phone kind of place. Most of the time there is a remote for the TV though. The showers are small and the water pressure fluctuates at times. It is clean and well kept and very inexpensive. We stay... more