My wife and I went looking for the hostel deeper in the preserve but discovered that they did not have any private rooms left. We decided to double back to Olema and try our luck. We got a fantastic room for $155 with a hot tub. The breakfast and alll amenities were great. The restaurant next door was also quite... More

Spent one night on Feb 2nd, 2013. Stayed in one of the lower level rooms. Very nice room with a queen bed and a single bed. Lobby area is nice, open, airy. There's a small library in a loft area above a sitting area with a fireplace where a continental breakfast is served in the morning. They also had fresh... More

Radiant heated floors and Jacuzzi tubs in the more expensive rooms complement the all-around comfort this beautiful place provides. It's about a quarter mile from a National Seashore visitor center and has books to lend, a pool table in a room full of local historical photos, a large lawn and garden sloping down to Olema Creek, and is a perfect... More

We decided to spend a couple of days walking in the Point Reyes National Seashore and as it was off season we didn't book ahead, we thought we would just find something when we got there. We're really glad we did as we came across this gorgeous hotel in the tiny village of Olema which is just before the turn... More

My husband and I have stayed here since 1991, shortly after the lodge first opened. We fell in love with it from the moment we walked in -- the cozy lofted wood-paneled lobby, the beautiful gardens, the cookies and tea in the afternoon and the cozy breakfasts by the fireplace in the morning, the plank bridge over the creek that... More

They had a nice breakfast and a really nice garden in the back but the room was average. The bed was good and the room was quiet and clean. The free wi-fi worked excellent. We were in room 9 and there was no tv and the radio did not have an antenna.

Very nice rooms. Restaurant next door that is really part of the place. Very nice breakfast. Beautiful garden. Very nice staff. We walked to the N.P. visitor center - highly recommend this route. Learned that this was the epicenter of the 1906 earthquake.

We stopped here for the night after arriving in SF mid afternoon. The reviews had been varied but we decided to take a chance and it was the perfect choice. We had a lovely room (11) that had twin beds, a fantastic view over the gardens which were lovely, a bathroom that was a fine surprise with heated floor and... More

We have stayed at this lodge at least 3 times over their existence. The last time was the last time. When I asked my wife if she wanted to visit Pt. Reyes again, she definitely said not to stay here again. I guess deaf people must like to stay here as all the poor and terrible reviews have come true.... More