3:00 PM
11:00 AM
10.5% + $1.00 MCTT, not included
Yes, please inquire.
Housemade donuts and coffee
Not required, but appreciated
No additional fees.
Included on-site
None
In room and restaurant
None
No charge for up to 2
Personal items
Cancellations completed more than seven days in advance of the arrival date are charged a $30.00 fee, per room canceled. Cancellations completed less than seven days in advance of the arrival date will be charged for the first night for each room canceled. Cancellations must be made by phone 8 AM to 9 PM Pacific Daylight/Standard Time. Refunds for cancellations made by e-mail or voicemail are not guaranteed. The Glen Oaks office is open 8 AM to 9 PM daily.
No Pets allowed at this property.
Directions from San Francisco:
Take Highway 101 South to Highway 156 West.
Connect to Highway 1 South.
Continue through Monterey and Carmel to Big Sur.
Total distance is about 150 miles.
Directions from Los Angeles:
Take Highway 101 North to San Luis Obispo.
Connect to Highway 1 North.
Follow Highway 1 all the way to Big Sur.
Total distance is about 300 miles.
The adobe motor lodge was considered modern in 1957, and 60 years later, Glen Oaks Big Sur has a fresh rustic-modern and green sensibility. The remake takes the lead from the original natural adobe walls, known for keeping the hot sun out and the warmth in, and uses recycled and renewable stone, Peroba wood, bamboo, resin, wool carpets and organic cotton for a healthy and natural environment. Walk-in showers are evocative of showering in the forest, but the stylish chrome and porcelain fixtures will bring you back to the modern world. Whether you are out on a hike or cozy in your room, you are never far from the warmth and color of nature. The natural wool blankets by Pendleton Woolen Mills and Coyuchi organic-cotton bedding and feather duvets are delightful to snuggle under.
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Open: Year-Round
Peak Season: May–October
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Glen Oaks Big Sur has a fresh rustic-modern and green sensibility. Their remake takes the lead from the original natural adobe walls, known for keeping the hot sun out and the warmth in, and uses recycled and renewable stone, Peroba wood, bamboo, resin, wool carpets and organic cotton for a healthy and natural environment.
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