My husband and I booked Pescadero Bed and Biscuit after seeing their brochure at Harley Farms Goat cheese on a previous visit to Pescadero. Our plans were to do a 3 day self supported bike tour spending 2 nights in Pescadero. We rode from our home in the Santa Cruz mountains traveling 50 miles on our first day. We stayed in the Redwood cottage and loved the ambiance. It is indeed rustic but that is half the appeal. The Innkeeper Peggy was in Yosemite and her brother Michael was their to attend to our needs. The amount of space was more than adequate. We ate all our meals in the cute kitchenette. Being that we were on bikes we felt it wasn't safe to walk the 2 miles to town. We made some amazing meals and watched the Olympics in the evening. What a restful few days. We hope to return and likely will book the larger cottage to have some more room. Now we just have to convince some of our cycling friends to come with us. What an amazing deal for $135 per night. We hope to meet Peggy on our next trip.

My wife and I hadn't had more than 1 night away from our kids for 6 years (since they were born!), so I wanted to take her somewhere tranquil and gorgeous. We found the right place at Pescadero Bed & Biscuit.
Peggy was a gracious hostess with superb attention to detail. Our Ocean Cottage was quaint and charming and boasted stunning views onto the gardens and forested hillside in the distance. I felt that the value was great too.
I feel so relaxed after our stay there and I feel deeply connected with my dear love again...thanks Peggy! I will recommend you to all my friends.
Dan

We love that the town is so quaint and easy going, and so close to the ocean we love. One minute we are in a beautiful dense redwood forest at Butano State Park, and the next we are on Cabrillo Highway and the majestic Pigeon Point Lighthouse. Although we have stayed at different places in Pescadero, Peggy Walker’s Bed & Biscuit is by far the best experience, the cleanest and most comfortable and secluded. It is the perfect place if you want peace and quiet, a kind-hearted host, and a beautiful setting.

I have stayed at the Pescadero Bed and Biscuit three times, and each time was better than the last. I actually craved going there the third time, because I knew how much I would be able to "decompress". I have a stressful job, and this place is so peaceful that going for one night feels like you've been gone a week. The town of Pescadero is tiny and charming (think antiques, adorable churches with steeples, ocean breezes), and the famous "Duarte's Tavern" (dating back to 1894) serving piping hot, fresh artichoke soup from their own field of artichokes. The cottages are truly like small, comfy homes without the usual frilly Victorian fare (a nice change). There are Amish fireplaces, cozy beds, kitchens, rough-hewn, reclaimed wood, TV and movies if you want them. Visualize horses and deer grazing in a green pasture, while you read your book sitting outside in a comfy chair with a cup of coffee, stars sparkling at night, and utter peace and quiet. The cottages are all darling. I have only stayed in the largest cottage because we prefer a larger kitchen. The wonderful owner gives us our own space and provides fresh eggs, coffee and muffins in the fridge, so we can have breakfast on our own time. If you want to truly "breathe" and relax, you should try the Pescadero Bed and Biscuit.