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Our top choices for North Coast California holiday homes

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Mendo Bungalow

Mendocino

Deborah

RM1,134 total

includes taxes & fees

19 Jul - 20 Jul

Point Arena Lighthouse

Point Arena

Robert

RM932 total

includes taxes & fees

9 Aug - 10 Aug

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Top North Coast California Hotel Reviews

The Beach House Inn

10/10 Excellent

"Great stay, quiet with all the amenities to have a good stay, easy parking , close to nain areas of attractions."

Hill House at Trailborn Mendocino

10/10 Excellent

"Fantastic, brand-spanking-new hotel, even the paint still smells fresh. It seems like they're in a soft-launch phase right now. Staff was very friendly and helpful, room was super comfortable, large, and stylish. Shower heads were nice and high, making the bathroom area seem even more spacious. The room and hotel were fantastically quiet and relaxing. The hotel is an easy walk into town or to the bluffs; great to be able to leave our vehicles behind and just stroll. There were bicycles available which would have been fun too, but we opted to walk. The fire pits outside the entrance were an elegant touch. We weren't fans of the instant coffee in the rooms (vs coffeemaker), but there was excellent fresh coffee in the common area at breakfast. We paid a bit extra for a balcony but the view was of the parking lot and the highway; would choose a west-facing room next time."

Seabird Lodge

8/10 Good

"It was basic, but clean. Kids loved the pool. Walking distance to a few restaurants, which was convenient. Right across the street from the Noyo Headlands, great for watching sunsets. Breakfast was basic but did the job. Coffee was weak, that could use help. Dining area got pretty crowded. All the staff were very friendly. Would stay here again."

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