45020 Albion St., (800) 609-0492, (707) 937-0289. 19 rooms; $$-$$$+. Some wood-burning fireplaces & stoves. Hot tub. Full breakfast; restaurant. Pets ok in some rooms.
Built in 1882 by William H. Kelley for his newlywed daughter, Daisy MacCallum, this converted Victorian mansion was one of the first B&Bs in the area. The six attractively decorated rooms are furnished with antiques, many of which belonged to the original owner, but TVs are, unfortunately, no longer covered with fabric TV cozies. The second-floor communal game room has a spectacular ocean view. A water tower suite is fitted with a bed on the first floor, a bathroom with an ocean view on the second, and another bed with an ocean view on the third. (The water tower has a working redwood tank on the very top, and the original 50-foot-deep hand-dug well below still produces water.) Accommodations at the MacCallum House Inn & Restaurant are also available in newer cottages adjacent to the house. Some rooms have private hot tubs. Non-guests can purchase a gourmet organic breakfast, which is served in a sunny cafe or, in good weather, outdoors.
-watermark.JPG "guest room at the MacCallum House Inn & Restaurant in Mendocino, California") |
| guest room at the MacCallum House Inn & Restaurant in Mendocino, California |
Built in 1882 by William H. Kelley for his newlywed daughter, Daisy MacCallum, this converted Victorian mansion was one of the first B&Bs in the area. The six attractively decorated rooms are furnished with antiques, many of which belonged to the original owner, but TVs are, unfortunately, no longer covered with fabric TV cozies. The second-floor communal game room has a spectacular ocean view. A water tower suite is fitted with a bed on the first floor, a bathroom with an ocean view on the second, and another bed with an ocean view on the third. (The water tower has a working redwood tank on the very top, and the original 50-foot-deep hand-dug well below still produces water.) Accommodations at the MacCallum House Inn & Restaurant are also available in newer cottages adjacent to the house. Some rooms have private hot tubs. Non-guests can purchase a gourmet organic breakfast, which is served in a sunny cafe or, in good weather, outdoors.
-watermark.JPG "view from the restaurant at the MacCallum House Inn & Restaurant in Mendocino, California") |
| view from the restaurant at the MacCallum House Inn & Restaurant in Mendocino, California |
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