Sausalito Hotel Guide - Marin Headlands hotels in Sausalito, United States of America.

"Great location AC is very loud, we have to turn it off in order to sleep "

"Beautiful property that feels remote from the hectic nature of the city yet is convenient to the attractions of the Bay Area. We had a few issues that the hotel staff resolved to our satisfaction. One staff person was not gracious or friendly our first day but everyone else was so friendly and helpful that it made up for this first impression. We had a fabulous view of the Golden Gate Bridge and our room was well appointed and very comfortable."

"Clean room, door wouldn’t stay latched moved chair in front to block it."

"Room and facilities were clean."

"Nancy is very friendly and easy to communicate with. She is a wonderful host. We greatly enjoyed our stay in this truly beautiful home in a gorgeous setting. There was no problem parking and the stairs were easy to navigate. The pullout sofa bed is very comfortable and so is the bed in the bedroom. The tiles in the bathroom are absolutely beautiful. There is also a long deck that runs the length of the suite. We would definitely stay there again. "

"We enjoyed our stay very much. The home is extremely clean and the bed is very comfortable. The location was great. We were able to get good late night food delivery. It was convenient for getting to the local museums and a short Lyft ride to a concert venue. "

"Rooms where very nice"

"Beautiful view, responsive host. Comfortable bed. Plenty of towels provided. Some uneven pavement at the left of the driveway to be aware of for those like me who drive in slip-ons."

"The kitchen was well-equipped, and there were even some basic supplies, such as salt, pepper, sugar, etc. Loved the pine furniture and artwork. And access to a washer/dryer was wonderful!However, the heating and cooling did not seem to work. The house would get very hot during the day (77-79 degrees) and very cold at night (62-64 degrees). Suggest an outside awning or window coverings on the west-facing dining room exposure. "