Bodega Harbor Inn

The Harbor Cottage was cozy, clean, and well kept, with a kitchenette stocked with pots, pans, plates, cups, bowls, and cutlery. There was also a coffee maker and an electric wine opener, so it was easy to dine in. The heater kept the place toasty. Outside, we had a private little deck and backyard with a hot tub, a BBQ for grilling, and cute landscaping. The deck had tables and chairs and a great view of the bay. Shops and stores are an easy walk away. Check-in and checkout were simple, and the staff were welcoming and nice. We had a lovely long weekend in Bodega Bay and can’t wait to book again. Highly recommend the Bodega Harbor Inn!

The Water Tower was quirky and fun, and it kept us warm. It was very clean, too. The staff were kind and accommodating, even for our short stay. My car died and I needed a jumpstart, and someone onsite somehow had jumper cables. Huge thanks to them!

George held a room with a view for me all day after I called, even though I’d planned the trip with my animals at the last minute. When I arrived, everyone welcomed me warmly, and my room had a gorgeous view of the Bay. My dog was happy, and so was I. Everyone I met was kind and made me feel at home. The Inn is right along highway 1, which made it easy to reach local spots and the unique things Bodega Bay has to offer. This was a beautiful experience. When I come back to Bodega Bay, Bodega Harbor Inn will be my choice.

My first-night room, 210 Taylor, was four-star, but room 16 was disappointing. The blinds don’t work properly, so I couldn’t enjoy the view, and the bedroom light by the bath wouldn’t turn off and glowed all night. It also took forever for hot water to come through. The floor was gritty, so I wouldn’t recommend walking barefoot. They could do better.