The property is extraordinary; the attention to detail in the decor throughout the place is exceptional. Every time we turned a corner we were amazed at the beauty. The outdoor space is quite special - plenty of seating areas, paths, fire pits, beautiful landscape, the creek, the patio. The room was spacious, comfortable and well organized. The staff upon arrival was super friendly and helpful. We arrived before check-in and left our luggage including birthday presents. Everything had been placed in our room before our arrival.

The only thing we didn't like was the wine and small bag of nuts offered as "complimentary". We saw the $35 destination fee on our bill that covered this. It didn't sync to the image of such an extraordinary five star establishment to include this kind of charge. Cover it in the room charge in the future. The online booking site mentioned a tub in the room; we didn't know to request it in our reservation and were too late to change rooms when we discovered our room didn't have it. We would have had to give up the beautiful patio in order to get a room with a tub. We appreciate that R. made us aware to request a room with a tub in the future.

Very pleasant hotel with excellent communal spaces inside and out. Free parking and fast check-in and check-out. Ate at the related restaurant next door which was fine and able to charge the meal to our room.

Room was fine but didn't appear to have A/C although we didn't need it. Sink in bathroom was up a couple of steps which was a bit odd. Not wild about the $30 destination fee which included a couple of extras like a "free" bottle of house wine - but we were actually paying for it!

We were on our honeymoon and were made to feel very welcome. The bottle of wine was a nice touch too. We loved our bay window with view of the gorgeous gardens. Some deer came to graze on our first morning - a magical experience. The food at the restaurant was really good, and the staff were lovely. Joe was very sweet providing us with tips for our visit to the area.

We only stayed for two nights so wasn’t a big deal for us but for people staying longer not having a small closet to hang/store clothes could be a bit of a challenge. Also while the market cafe next door sold delicious muffins and a few other breakfast items, we would love to see their menu extended a bit on our next stay. Overall though we loved staying at Olema House and 100% recommend.

The location was beautiful and the grounds and view from our window was lovely. We couldn't believe how quiet it was - we were thinking for an old building we would hear every noise. We heard NOTHING from our room. It was so peaceful and quiet. The restaurant next door was really nice and the bartender was great! Fantastic cocktails! (we only had a drink and oysters, which were excellent too, so I cannot comment on a full meal). The staff at the House were friendly and accommodating. Our bed was very comfy. It was so difficult to leave!

Our room was upstairs in the main House with outdoor access. The outdoor staircase was a bit steep and it got icy in the morning. A bit treacherous, but that's Mother Nature at work. Thankfully there was an interior staircase as well which was safer.

The greeting at the front desk by Kyle was excellent. Kyle was extremely professional while also being relaxed and fun. My wife and I really enjoyed the entire experience and will definitely be back!

The ice machine was broken and we had to visit the restaurant next door to request some ice. Not a big issue, and the restaurant staff were very accommodating. Unfortunately the restaurant was closed a good portion of the time that we were there. Definitely not a deal breaker, but we thought that alternative ice sources might have been a good idea.

Fantastic location; truly great staff. lovely vibe; friendly and welcoming. Very clean.

Rooms can be quirky; choose carefully. Some are quite small (even when expensive.) Terrace rooms are tiny with almost no privacy. There is no AC in most rooms and no cross ventilation. Lack of food service isn’t ideal; store and restaurant next door don’t make up for limited dining options on site. There are excellent bakeries and gourmet shops in nearby towns, but you have to drive. Night driving here can be treacherous. We stayed a week and loved the Point Reyes National Seashore; it’s exquisite. Olema House was a great place to work from in exploring the coast. OH is worth a visit!

This is really a roadside motel, not a hotel. That said, it's a very nice motel, with well-appointed rooms. The staff is friendly, and had a place to safely lock our touring bicycles. The restaurant next door, which seems to be affiliated with the hotel, looks like a bar, but has surprisingly good food.

The price seems very high for what is basically an upscale motel. We stayed here because we arrived by bicycle, and there aren't many other options. One nit about the room (#8 or #9?) - it has a step in the middle of the bathroom, which is rather dangerous at night. I don't know what the architect was thinking.

It is very close to the main entrance of Point Reyes National Park

No breakfast on site. There were nice options in Point Reyes Station but it would be nice to have breakfast at the hotel before you leave for an early morning hike.

Beautiful location, beautifully kept grounds and rooms. Staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. The furnishings were lovely, and I appreciated the water and wine gifts.

In room 9, the only two chairs were very low like beach chairs. For me personally, I was unable to use those chairs (due to knee issue) and spent most of my time sitting on the bed. Other than that, everything was perfect for me.

The room was very pleasant although it did not have a cupboard to hang clothing. We loved the gardens.

Breakfast was not included! breakfast was not included