Don't miss My Fair Valentine February 13th in the beautiful Whale Watch Lounge at The Whale Watch Inn, Gualala, Ca. Enjoy 2 Romantic, Jazz Guitarists, Chris Doering & Keith Abrams on February 13 from 5:30 - 7 pm. more info»

Homemade champagne breakfast included with every stay at our romantic bed and breakfast.

Join us for a selection of local wines and appetizers every Saturday night beginning at 5pm.

Our Northern California Getaway is surrounded by some of the best wineries in the region. View winery list»

• $30 off each nights stay with sign up and room reservation.
• Free bottle of champagne on your next visit with every referral of friends for membership and MORE!

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For a truly quintessential bed and breakfast experience that contrasts the rugged outdoors just off your deck featuring hawks gliding the thermals, whales in season, majestic woodscapes, and surf tossed beaches, it’s The Whale Watch Inn, in Gualala, Mendocino County. The Whale Watch Inn is a romantic, Wine Country bed and breakfast. Featuring an ocean view from EVERY first class, uniquely designed room this is a perfect Northern California getaway. Even the walk to your own individual, one of a kind suite is lined with a carefully tended riot of exotic plants and flowers.

Inside your suite you will find designer comforts with richly upholstered couches and easy chairs, all with fireplaces, and an atmosphere that invites getting close to the natural wonders just out of your door. No telephones or televisions… you can leave all that behind at Whale Watch Inn. You will find our romantic bed and breakfast the perfect place to connect or reconnect with you partner, yourself, nature and your life. The caring staff is ready to help in any way to aid in your enjoyment of this natural, rugged coastal experience in plush comfort.

"...Soothing music and a warm fire greeted me in the lobby, along with a glass of my favorite wine. The innkeeper had been waiting for my arrival as if she were anticipating a visit from an old friend..."
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