Nestled on a hillside overlooking San Francisco Bay is Casa Madrona, Sausalito's most famous hotel. Its original building, constructed in 1885 and known as Victorian House, has 13 accommodations. In 1980 it was entered in the National Register of Historical Places. Each of Casa Madrona's accommodations has an individual theme.
Most rooms have fireplaces and wonderful views of the water.
There are ten honeymoon suites, three in Victorian House. The Rose Chalet, located in New Casa, is a honeymoon suite with rose-colored walls, pine furniture, and white accents. It has a fireplace, spacious deck, and bedroom alcove with a dramatic view. Casa Madrona might be just the place for a small executive retreat or board of directors meeting. Its Villa Madrona Suite has two bedrooms, each with a private bath, separated by a living room with a brass fireplace and wet bar.