Wharf Master's Inn | Hotel in Point Arena

We had an enjoyable stay accentuated by great views from the balconies and the in-room jetted tub. Would definitely go back again

Wharf Master’s Inn was delightful. The staff is top notch - so friendly in checking in, housekeeping and the grounds keeper was wonderful! Loved the room with a balcony looking over The Cove. Jacuzzi, fireplace, we never wanted to leave!

Karen was a great a help in every respect. This is truly a special hotel.

I cannot say enough about this beautiful hotel overlooking the wharf. I mean it’s perfect so anyone or couple wanting to get away from the cotidian life. The staff was wonderful and very helpful. They have wine every night In the Main lobby. There’s vending machines fully stocked just in case you need anything after hours. There are literally two great restaurants at the bottom of the hill which I highly recommend (grab the shrimp tacos) I had a wonderful time and would highly recommend the hotel. I’ll be back

The manager Karen was wonderful and fun to talk with.

Staff were amazing. Hot tub was very enjoyable. Ocean view spectacular. Met th tortoise. Grounds were beautiful. Enjoyed wine by the fireplace at night and coffee on the balcony in the morning

This is an amazingly beautiful place to stay. They view is beautiful. It is very clean. The people there are all very nice and helpful.

I’m of mixed mind about giving my honest impression of the Wharf Master’s Inn on the coast in Point Arena, CA. I mean, what if it becomes so popular I can’t ever book a room?!? My sisters and I spend 3-days, 2-nights in the inn. The owner-host Karen is knowledgeable, friendly, kind and warm hearted There were hors d’ouevres and wine on offer when we arrived. Each room contains a DVD player and the lobby has a wide assortment of movies to watch. She even suggested a great film (The Upside starring Kevin Hart, Bryan Cranstoun and Nicole Kidman) which none of us had ever seen before. Even when the DVD player seemed stuck and unable to play, she quickly visited our room and convinced it to work. Our room had a nice small balcony which faced the courtyard-and not the ocean, but she encouraged us to sit on a section of the deck between buildings where we could enjoy the view while relaxing in chairs around an umbrella. She kindly mentioned that she would happily lend us blankets (and did) if the wind was too much. We spent at least an hour laughing and playing a quick game of trivia there. On our last morning, we ate breakfast in The Wave. The breakfast burritos (eggs, sausage, avocado) with a couple choices of salsa and a bowl of wonderful fresh fruit were all great. Thanks Kelly and her younger colleague. The location is serene and peaceful. We were only a few minutes from the town of Point Arena proper. It’s a nice part of California.

Quiet, secluded, romantic.. I could go on and on at all of the benefits that dislocation offers.. The staff is extremely helpful and courteous. The rooms are spacious, and those with a view are breathtaking. The rooms come with large Jacuzzi jet bathtubs. For those of us with bad backs, they can be the best view within 100 miles.. ( shut off time is 10 o’clock)

You can’t hear the ocean, but you can hear anything your neighbor is doing. The walls are thin. The place is homey like a B&B but the free breakfast is poor and unappetizing. There’s not much around. They don’t require a two-night stay but staff is only there to check you in between 3-8. Beware and plan accordingly.