Olallieberry Inn B&B
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Quick Facts
- Check In Time - 3 PM-6 PM
- Check Out Time - 11 AM
- Breakfast
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- Check-in time is 3 PM-6 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
- Minimum check-in age 18
- Pets not allowed
Latest Guest Reviews
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Recommended
Reviewed by a hotels.com guest on September 22, 2009
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Not Recommended
Reviewed by Ruth R on September 21, 2009
Description
See more detailsLocation. Olallieberry Inn B&B is located in the seaside village of Cambria, Calif., on the banks of Santa Rosa Creek. The bed and breakfast is positioned on Cambria's Main Street one block from antique shops, art galleries, gift shops and fine restaurants. The inn is six miles south of Hearst Castle and approximately 15 miles from the central California vineyards.
Features. A 120-year old redwood tree complements the front lawn of this 1873 home, said to be one of the oldest buildings in town. The inn serves complimentary breakfasts prepared with fresh produce from the local farmers market. Evening receptions include complimentary local wine and hors d'oeuvres, including goat cheese with fresh-baked Focaccia bread, crab paté and fresh salsas. A platter of fresh vegetables and home-baked cookies are always available. The inn is equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. The property's back deck overlooks lush and colorful gardens. Pets are not allowed at this property.
Guestrooms. The Olallieberry Inn B&B features nine guestrooms. Six are located in the historic home and three are in the innkeeper's cottage. All accommodations offer private bathrooms, six en-suite and three detached. Eight rooms feature fireplaces.
Expert Tip. The inn's garden bears the official name "Leslie Freeland Memorial Garden" in remembrance of the inn's beloved gardener, hired in 2001. The garden features a heavy emphasis on perennials, annuals that reseed themselves and plants native to temperate climates.