Three tiers, one view.

The first room ever built on the bluff. Original 1947 fir floors, queen bed, claw-foot tub, narrow western window framing the cypress.

South-facing standard with the most morning light in the house. Perfect for slow risers and people who like to read in bed.

Closest to the trail down to the cove. The room with the loudest ocean — guests who want to sleep with the window open should ask for it.

Quiet corner room behind the kitchen garden, with windows on two sides. Slightly larger desk; favorite of people writing on holiday.

Ground floor with private patio onto the cypress lawn. Pet-friendly with prior notice; one of two rooms in the hotel that allow dogs.

Top-floor standard with the highest west window in the building. The smallest room in the hotel, and the one regulars ask for first.

King bed, freestanding tub at the window. The room that put us on the Condé Nast Hot List in 2019.

Open-plan king with a deep settle by the fireplace. The original woodstove is still functional — the housekeeper lays a fire on arrival.

Slightly larger coastal with a sitting area and a small private deck on the bluff side. Good for a long second morning.

Largest of the coastal rooms. King bed, tub at window, separate shower. Best for guests staying a week.

Ground-floor coastal that opens directly onto the cypress lawn. The "morning swim" room — a favorite of cold-water swimmers.

Top-floor coastal with the deepest west balcony in the hotel. Balcony is shared between rooms 12 and 13 by design — bring a friend.

The other half of the shared balcony. Painted in a quiet driftwood gray; the staff favorite when it's empty in the off-season.

Coastal with an alcove desk built into the corner — the only room with a bookshelf installed by the carpenter who built the lobby.

Largest coastal, separate sitting room with two armchairs by the window. Often booked for honeymoons and milestone birthdays.

Two rooms with a soaking tub at the corner of the main suite. Best for a long first or last night of a longer trip.

Suite with private kitchenette and a small dining table. The room people pick when they're working remotely for a week.

The original 1947 cabin, restored. Two bedrooms, a sitting room with a real woodstove, a private cypress lawn. Available for full-week stays.