Where to stay in Carmel, Ca?
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The Tickle Pink Inn . Stayed there a couple of years ago just for one night.Very nice plush older building. Great Views from the balcony. There is another hotel right next door but dont recall name. It had a restaurant with seating outside looking at the ocean. We walked over and had dinner there. Im sure the Tickle Pink has a website.
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I've stayed at two and liked both: Carmel Garden Court Inn and Best Western Bay View Inn. The first is considered a B&B style Inn with a great expanded continental breakfast, they gear it to your taste and deliver it to your room. It's a little older, but nicely maintained. And you typically can get rooms in the $100 to $160.- range at both, which is quite reasonable for Carmel.
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try the asilomar inn. it is in the next town over and fabulous.
they have cottages on the waterfront, fireplaces, or very fairly priced dorm type NICE rooms.
we would go back
i believe it is a state owned conference center. a real find for us.
they have cottages on the waterfront, fireplaces, or very fairly priced dorm type NICE rooms.
we would go back
i believe it is a state owned conference center. a real find for us.
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I love the Pine Inn right on Ocean Avenue in Carmel-by-the-Sea (Normandy Inn is in the same basic area). It's right in the middle of town so you just go down and walk around the little streets discovering every little detail of the place--quaint and romantic and a easy walk to the beach.
Tickle Pink is 3 miles farther away on Highway 1. Beautiful and great views. Right behind it, higher up the hill is the Highlands Inn (a Park Hyatt)--very nice rooms, great views and restaurant. I had my wedding reception at the Highlands Inn dining room and everyone loved the experience (got married at the Carmel Mission Basilica).
When I think of Carmel, I like to stay right in the little town by the sea--therefore the Pine Inn is my personal favorite.
Tickle Pink is 3 miles farther away on Highway 1. Beautiful and great views. Right behind it, higher up the hill is the Highlands Inn (a Park Hyatt)--very nice rooms, great views and restaurant. I had my wedding reception at the Highlands Inn dining room and everyone loved the experience (got married at the Carmel Mission Basilica).
When I think of Carmel, I like to stay right in the little town by the sea--therefore the Pine Inn is my personal favorite.