The Inn at Spanish Bay
Pebble Beach, California
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About the Hotel
Set between wind-sculpted Monterey pines and the broad sweep of the Pacific, The Inn at Spanish Bay captures Pebble Beach at its most elemental—salt air, rolling fairways and ocean light just beyond the window. The Inn’s 269 guest rooms and suites pair contemporary California sophistication with the warmth of a private retreat; every room has a fireplace, and most open to a private patio or balcony overlooking gardens, forest, golf course or sea. Slip into a plush robe after a day outdoors, order dinner in, or simply settle beside the fire as the coastal fog drifts through the pines. Outside, the landscape seems to begin at the hotel itself: The Links at Spanish Bay rolls toward the shoreline, and a seaside boardwalk leads past dunes, hidden coves and sandy stretches of beach.
Days here can be as active—or as unhurried—as you choose. Step from the Inn onto The Links at Spanish Bay for a windswept round of Scottish-style links golf, or arrange play at Pebble Beach Golf Links and the resort’s other celebrated courses. Guests also enjoy access to the members-only Spanish Bay Club, with fitness and recreational facilities, while The Spa at Pebble Beach offers an indulgent counterpoint to a morning on the course. Beyond the resort, legendary 17-Mile Drive threads through Del Monte Forest and along the Monterey Peninsula’s dramatic coast, placing landmarks, beaches and viewpoints within an easy scenic excursion. Back at the Inn, there is little reason to rush out again: restaurants, lounges and wine experiences range from relaxed fare at STICKS to cocktails in The Lobby Lounge and an evening spent exploring bottles at Stave Wine Cellar.
Location
The Inn at Spanish Bay
17-Mile Drive
Pebble Beach, California
93953
Nearest Airport: MRY
Amenities & Services
- Pool
- Spa
- Fitness Center
- Bar/Lounge
- Boutique
- Business Services
- Tennis Court
Reviews for The Inn at Spanish Bay
the cleanliness of this hotel actually allows me to relax
super expensive place to stay but it's really nice. I have autism and ocd and usually don't feel comfortable anywhere but home, but the cleanliness of this hotel actually allows me to relax a little. it's an amazing location and love the daily bagpipe sounds
adventureevermore
Not worth the expense
Everything here is excessively expensive. Overall the hotel and the room were luxurious but the hallway outside our room smelled like they had serious issues with the sewage system. Thankfully it did not travel into our room but it was indeed offensive! I was also disappointed that the complimentary items in the room were not replaced after being serviced. Unfortunately the coffee area in the lobby was not well maintained and the many glasses, plates, and trash left behind by previous guests in the lobby sitting areas weren’t cleared away. It was not what I expected at this level of stay. I found the front desk, valets, and shuttle driver to be very helpful.
Sandra D
A very comfortable stay.
The staff were extremely helpful and polite. There are many restaurants and bars to suit different budgets. The rooms and facilities were well maintained.
robcorp - Melbourne, Australia
Not an accessible hotel- Amenities and staff creating unsafe conditions
Amenities are subpar and not accessible for all. As a new mom, I requested a fridge with a freezer so I could travel with my milk. They did not have any personal fridges for the room with freezers but offered to keep it in the freezer through the front desk. I handed off the milk and it came back the next day completely defrosted. They said they had moved the package to a different freezer which defrosted everything, thus making the milk completely unusable to feed my baby. Medications and certain essential supplies need to be kept at specific tempatures. The staff and amenities at this hotel are creating unsafe conditions for people with certain medical needs. At this price point, totally unacceptable.
patla2 - Los Angeles, California
Pretty good spot for a once-in-a-lifetime trip
My dad and I stayed here for 2 nights as part of his 75th birthday present with golf at Pebble and Spyglass. Definitely the most expensive place I've ever stayed but I knew that going in. The rooms were nice - beds were very comfortable, and the fireplace was a nice touch. There were a couple things not working in the room - the TV remote and one of the bed's reading lights. Service was generally pretty quick when we brought these up. The Food and Wine Festival was just wrapping up so there was a lot of activity around. Dinner at Peppoli's was good but very loud. Breakfast at Roy's was decent - and we were one of the only people in there. The bagpiper is a highlight. It wasn't the nicest place I've ever stayed, but I could see why it qualifies as a luxury hotel. One note: we were interested in the free Lexus 2 hour test drive, but didn't realize that you had to book it for certain time windows, which didn't match up with our schedule, so we skipped it.
Scott W - Richmond, Virginia
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