All 14 rooms in this historic home are richly decorated and all have private baths. A flowering hillside garden Jacuzzi and bicycles for exploring the 30 mile ocean side bike path are both available for guests' enjoyment. Several of the city's well-known restaurants are within walking distance and the famous John Paul Getty Art Museum is just up the Coast Highway. Guests enter the Inn through massive Colonial Revival doors and proceed to the elegant living room furnished to evoke images of a Santa Monica home in the early 1920's.
Guests can then enjoy the sunny, well stocked library.
Wine and cheese are served here every afternoon, or beside the blazing fire in the living room. The aroma of rich strong coffee or warm baked goods are most noticeable from the handsome breakfast room which overlooks the brightly flowering hillside. All the rooms are exceptional and guests return again and again either to their own favorite or anxious to try a different room. In time, the Inn becomes the home of each guest as they bring and leave a part of themselves here. This house was built in 1910 for the family of Thomas McCall.