Inn at the Pinnacles

Where do I even begin? We had a wonderful stay at the Inn at the Pinnacles! Jan and Jon were wonderful hosts, from having happy hour and charcuterie on the patio by the pool in the sunset with other guests, to the continental breakfast provided in the rooms! The views couldn’t be beat, the wine was delicious, and the rooms were cozy, and we loved having the grill to cook on. Surrounded by vineyards and the valley, it’s serene and literally a 5 minute drive to the west entrance of Pinnacles National Park. Just be aware that there is no service in the area (the inn and the park), but the wifi works great. We loved hearing the coyotes one night. We’re lucky to have found this lovely place so close to the park, and can’t wait to come back!

My husband, Rick, did the research for this trip, and he nailed it! I would go back to the Inn in a heartbeat. We stayed in the Juniper and Manzanita rooms, which were both comfortable and charming. I slept like a baby on the beds, loved the showers, and the towels were so soft.||Our rooms and patios overlooked the vineyards, which made us feel as if we were in France. Ooo la la! And eating our meals out on the deck was such a calming experience. I didn’t realize how much I needed to escape city distractions until we came here. ||The owners couldn’t have been nicer and more accommodating. Before we arrived, Jan, one of the owners, asked Rick what kind of breakfast she could provide for him. He was looking forward to some sugar-free yummies, and I am vegan, so he asked her if she c

Amazing property and stay. Owners feel like family. 360 sunset and sunrise views can’t be beat. So peaceful out there. 15 min drive to Pinnacles parking lot, beating the crowd.

A stay at the Inn at the Pinnacles will be unique. The uphill narrow road from Soledad and the dirt road to the destination sets the tone- you are not at a hotel. The inn was developed as its own destination or in conjunction with hiking at the Pinnacles National Park. Because of the secluded location, there is a lot that can go wrong if it were not for the family who owns and manages the inn. There is a friendliness, hospitality, and familial concern for your comfort that we found to be sincere and genuine. Your stay can be completely relaxed at the pool or a hybrid version of glamping, depending on your perspective. Our late August trip was interrupted by a fire at the Pinnacles park. The inn family helped us explore other activities such as visiting the mission at Soledad and wine tas

We planned a trip to visit Pinnacles National Park and discovered the closest lodging option to be the Inn at the Pinnacles Bed and Breakfast. Located approximately 20 minutes south of King City and situated near the West entrance of the National Park, we opted to stay for two nights and thoroughly enjoyed our experience at this inn.||The inn offers a limited number of rooms, each with its own private deck or patio. Our room was particularly charming, surrounded by French lavender that swayed in the breeze. The inn is situated atop a hill, offering panoramic views of rolling vineyards.||The room was exceptionally cozy and elegantly appointed. It was a spacious room with a comfortable bed. We particularly enjoyed sitting by the (gas) fired free-standing stove, which provided ample warmth th