The Big Sur River Inn, a cherished vacation destination for generations, has a rich history spanning 88 years. Set amid towering redwoods along the scenic Big Sur River, it was the region's first hotel and restaurant and continues to serve as a popular gathering spot for both locals and visitors. Notable for being featured in the LA Times, the Inn has long been a site for family vacations, weddings and tranquil getaways in Big Sur.
Offering comfortable accommodations in the heart of Big Sur, guests can choose from sparkling clean Riverside Suites or Motel Style Rooms. Riverside Suites overlook the expansive lawn and redwood-lined Big Sur River, featuring private bedrooms with king-size beds, televisions, coffee makers and trundle-style beds in the living rooms. Motel Style Rooms, located along historic Highway One across from the main lodge, are furnished with one or two queen-size beds and televisions. All rooms are non-smoking and pets are not allowed. The Inn's restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, with meals not included in the room rate.
Guests can unwind at the Big Sur River Inn by lounging on the sun-dappled deck beside the outdoor pool or enjoying a meal in the historic dining room overlooking the river. The Inn is steeped in romance, history and 1930s nostalgia, providing an idyllic setting for reconnecting with life's simple pleasures. In addition to its charming accommodations, the Inn offers an ADA-accessible Riverside Suite, featuring a large bathroom with a roll-in shower, grab bars and a roll-under sink, as well as ample turning radius and a sound fire/smoke alarm. This room is accessible from the ADA-designated parking space via an accessible path of travel.