Hotels in Pacific Grove, California with Free Parking

The Anton Inn is a boutique hotel, located 2 ' blocks from the Pacific Ocean. Our lobby/gallery serves a complimentary breakfast awaits you each morning from 8:00 A.M. to 10:30 A.M. We serve fresh fruit, smoothies, fresh pastries from our local bakery, pancakes on the weekends, etc.

We host new local artists from the Monterey Peninsula. Our rooms have either one king size bed or two queens. All of our guest rooms have fireplaces and in room coffee. We have two Suites. A king or queen size suite with a separate sitting area ideal for reading or watching a good movie on cable or DVD. Monterey airport-7 miles north west from the property.

San Jose, CA airport-75 miles south west from the property.

San Francisco airport-95 miles south west from the property.

Nestled along the shoreline of California's famed Monterey Peninsula, Asilomar is a tranquil ocean front retreat cradled by forests and white sand beaches. Designed by acclaimed architect Julia Morgan and embracing the Arts Crafts architectural style, the Asilomar conference center harmonizes with its natural surroundings and has played host to thousands of visitors since its founding in 1913. Rich with history, scenic beauty and serenity, Asilomar is the ideal location for group meetings, corporate retreats, weddings, family reunions and vacation getaways. What began as a YWCA retreat in 1913 is now a charming ocean-side Monterey beach resort for travelers seeking respite and renewal. The California resort's secluded guest rooms and suites offer tranquility and harmony - a wonderful escape from the demands of everyday life. Asilomar is peaceful and rustic, with 313 rooms located in 30 buildings nestled along the shoreline forests and dunes. Accommodations here are truly dedicated to rest and reflection; therefore guest rooms are free of distractions such as telephones and televisions, but they do have Alarm/Clock radio.The hotel also provide free breakfast to its guests.

Discover Monterey Peninsulas hidden treasure, Lovers Point Inn, majestically overlooking Monterey Bay. Nestled on the coastline of the quaint town of Pacific Grove between Monterey and Pebble Beach, Our comfortable four story oceanfront hotel is ideally located just steps from the enchanting Lovers Point Beach and a short walk from the world famous Monterey Bay Aquarium in historical Cannery Row. Come experience our exceptional customer service and enjoy complimentary healthy breakfast while watching the sun rise over the dramatic coastline from one of our ocean view rooms. Lovers Point Inn is the perfect getaway, to experience your dream vacation, romance with your special someone, fun with your family, tranquility for you, a place to truly feel intimacy.The front desk is open 8am -10pm, for after hours check in please contact hotel. Some Rooms with Feather BeddingOcean Rooms availableFree high speed wi-fiComplimentary Extended Continental BreakfastFlat screen TVsRefrigerator/Microwaves availableOutside Glass ElevatorCoffee maker in all roomsHair Dryers in all roomsFree ParkingAdjoining rooms availableIn room voicemail/wake up serviceAll pet free and non smoking roomsSuperb customer serviceShower baths in all roomsJacuzzi rooms availableBalcony rooms availableSuite available

This gracious palace that sits high on the cliffs of Pacific Grove overlooking the rocky coastline of the Monterey Bay was built in 1899. In 1972 Norah and Homer Martine and their son Don purchased the Parke home. Twelve years later Don fully renovated the grand mansion. Careful attention has been given to restoring the fine Victorian interior details with paint removed from the mahogany and oak trim inlaid oak and mahogany floor stripped and refinished. Furnishings have been carefully selected for each room to fit the style size and ambiance of that room. Most of the furnishings are museum quality with preference for American antiques from 1800 through 1890. The entire process of the design furnishing decorating and services for guests is to recreate the experience one would have had if they had been the individual guests of the Parkes at the turn of the century.