Cavallo Point Lodge

Sausalito, California

8.9 Superior Deluxe

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About the Hotel

Panoramic views of the sparkling San Francisco Bay and verdant Marin headlands are the centerpiece of Cavallo Point Lodge – part of the LVX collection of Preferred Hotels & Resorts. Entrenched in rolling hilltops bordering the Pacific ocean, this former US Army post harbors an exclusive location with unique amenitites. Originally built as Fort Baker in the early 1900s, historic lodgings were once military barracks during World War II. Ideally located at the northern tip of the Golden Gate Bridge, minutes to San Francisco hot spots, the quaint town of Sausalito, and incredible national parks; enjoy the ease of exploring the bay from the center of it all. Not only are accommodations beautiful and rare, this hotel is also a LEED Gold certified eco-resort.

Location

Cavallo Point Lodge
601 Murray Circle
Sausalito, California 94965

Nearest Airport: SFO

Features and Amenities

General Information
Pet Friendly

Dining
Outdoor Dining
Restaurant
Wine Cellar
Bar
Organic Cuisine
Afternoon Tea

On-Site Amenities
Concierge
Pool
Spa on Property
Gift Shop
WiFi
Wellness Center
Terrace

In-Room Amenities
Turndown Service
Ceiling Fans
Fireplaces
Iron/Ironing Boards
Flat-Screen Televisions
Luxury Linens
Coffee & Tea Facilities
Mini Refrigerators

Activities
Cooking Classes
Hiking
Yoga

Business
Meeting Rooms
Conference Facilities

Nearby
Historic Sites
Shopping
Art Galleries
Museums
Restaurants
Golf
Marina
National Park
Nature Reserve

Interests
Active & Adventure
City
Kids' Favorite - Perfect for Kids
National Park Nearby

Reviews for Cavallo Point Lodge

Overpriced and run down rooms

Reviewed 3 days ago

You are basically staying in barracks with a somewhat nicer mattress. There are no upgrades to make it a "luxury" location, and to charge the luxury prices that they charge is outrageous. However, the way that they charge you, you don't realize that you are paying about $800 a night for basically a decent motel room. The bathroom sink is in the bedroom, the bed is on a huge and incredibly heavy and sharp platform that bruised my shins every time I tried to walk squeeze past it, the pillows were hard and terrible, there was nowhere to store our clothes other than a closet to hang things - we had to spread our clothes over the 2 chairs in the room. No couch. No table to put anything on. The floors creaked very loudly when you walked across the room, and you had to lug your suitcases up and down a very narrow and steep staircase. There was a nice, huge field out front that was great to run around on for dogs and kids - but the only things that they had to provide to play with was literally a broken frisbee and an old velcro sticky vest with a couple of balls.

Deborah S

As always, a very comfortable visit.

Reviewed 4 days ago

Most comfortable bed ever. And the front desk supplied me with the model and make of the bed so I can get my own! Our time was way too short but we did get in a dinner at Le Garage with my old roommate. Spectacular grounds and view.

Stacy B - Sitio de Calahonda, Spain

Amazing and breathtaking.

Reviewed 1 week ago

Absolutely breathtaking views of the Golden Gate Bridge, especially at night. The staff there are top notch. I would highly recommend this place. Definitely worth the price.

Efrain G - Kerman, California

Never a bad experience!

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

A hidden gem, this resort is stunning. Great views of the city, bridge, etc. such a great getaway! The historic rooms (the only ones I stay in) are stunning - a combination of comfortable and elegant all in one. The spa is amazing, the bar and restaurant are so great and there is so much more offered that I don't even experience (cooking classes, yoga, etc.). You will not regret booking this!

carljacket - San Jose, California

Worth the cost!