A nine-room inn on the ridge — est. 1932

Stay for the golden hour.

The Marlow House sits where the valley turns pink at seven. Nine quiet rooms, a working garden, and dinners worth planning a trip around.

9 roomsNever a crowd

Garden tableDinner Thu–Sun

4.9Guest rating

The rooms

Three ways to wake up here

Each room keeps its original 1930s bones — and gains a proper mattress, blackout linen, and no television.

Corner suite with a private terrace facing the western ridge — the sunset room.

$289 / nightReserve →

Cool blues, a writing desk, and morning light off the water.

$219 / nightReserve →

Opens straight onto the kitchen garden — herbs, bees, and birdsong.

$189 / nightReserve →

While you’re here

Table d'hôte dinnersFive courses from the garden, Thursday through Sunday, at one long table.

Ridge trail picnicsPacked baskets, a hand-drawn map, and the best lookout within an hour's walk.

Slow morningsCoffee service to your door, papers on the porch, nowhere to be.

“We came for one night on the way up the coast. We stayed three, and rearranged the rest of the trip around dinner.”

Guest book · sample entry

Call for availability — we hold two rooms for phone bookings every weekend.