Hotels Near Bixby Bridge, Monterey - Top 10 Hotels by Bixby Bridge

Bixby Bridge Hotel & Travel Guide

As soon as you get to Bixby Bridge, you'll discover why so many people have it in their travel itinerary.

It's located in Big Sur. If you aren't quite familiar with the name, it's 150 miles (241 kilometers) outside of the capital of the state, Sacramento.

A big part of what makes Bixby Bridge so charming is the secluded area it's located in. However, this means that you won't find any hotels nearby. Many adventurers have had good experiences at the Ventana Inn and Spa - Adults Only, the Rosewood Cordevalle and the L Auberge Carmel, situated 13 miles (21 kilometers), 50 miles (80 kilometers) and 13 miles (21 kilometers) away, respectively.

Other Things to Do Near Bixby Bridge

In addition to Bixby Bridge, here are some addtional things in the region you may want to do:

Point Sur State Historic Park is an ideal escape for visitors hoping to spend some time surrounded by nature.
Find a vantage point, make yourself comfy and watch as day becomes night at Point Sur Lighthouse.
Garrapata State Park is the perfect getaway for anyone yearning to spend some time surrounded by nature.
Bring the sunscreen and spend a memorable afternoon in the water, breathing the invigorating air at Garrapata Beach.
If you find yourself captivated by nature, Andrew Molera State Park is a place you're certain to appreciate. Set aside an afternoon and go for a picnic and hike in the fresh air.

Need insider tips on must-see attractions in Bixby Bridge? Check out our Bixby Bridge travel guide!

Carmel Mission Inn & Fuse Lounge Café

5.0 A night out.

We needed to travel down to LA. I had a short work day on Friday. My wife and I spent the late morning in Monterey, at the pier. Then caught a Movie. We purchased libations and food at the Safeway by the hotel. Stayed in our room pretended we were totally alone in the Universe. Woke up and bounced down to LA in da AM! Perfect quick escape from Reality!

4 weeks ago by A verified traveler from Bay Area, Nor-Cal

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Carmel Wayfarer Inn

2.0 Basic hotel room in need of an update

The room was very tired and run down. The bathroom had rust on the towel bars, a cracked tile floor. Bedding was in need of an update. The breakfast was just cereal or make your own waffle. No fresh fruit or muffins. The shutters were broken so you could not close them properly. Ijoked with my husband that it felt like we were in a youth hostel.

1 month ago by A verified traveler

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Candle Light Inn

3.0 Location is Good But

This hotel is basic but very clean. I've stayed at other hotels owned by this group and this is my least favorite because it lacked what I consider a necessity for a hotel room, i.e, counter space in bathroom and drawer space for clothes. If you normally keep your clothes in the suitcase than this place would be fine for you but not for me. Their other properties (Svendgaards and Carriage House) have much better rooms. I won't stay here again.

2 months ago by A verified traveler from California

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Carmel Bay View Inn

4.0 Carmel is unique and "old" here is good.

The inn is an older property but almost everything in Carmel is old. The room is rather small but is quite adequate to include a king-sized bed. Shower tub is on the small side but also quite adequate. The location is very good as it is very close to downtown. This would be an excellent place to stay for someone who is new to Carmel and who quickly learns that one can see most of the city on foot. Breakfast was quite adequate and served in a rather large space. We would stay there again.

2 months ago by A verified traveler from Fremont, CA

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Svendsgaard's Inn

5.0 Awesome

They could not have been any more friendly and helpful I would recommend this hotel to anyone

3 months ago by A verified traveler

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Mariposa Inn & Suites

3.0 Late Check Out Hassle

Despite noting needing a late check out in my reservation through Travelocity, I needed to call the morning of our departure after 7 in order to confirm that we could have a late check out. I spoke to 2 different staff during our stay who knew we needed a late check out but couldn’t confirm one for us because it depended on the cleaning staff. I don’t understand why this was so difficult to communicate amongst the staff. We came to Monterey for a diving trip so I’m trying to call between dives to ensure that we could shower in our room before the 5 hour drive home. They granted us a 1 hour later check out and when we got back our room had been halfway prepped for the next guest and our towels were taken. We made it work but the whole situation barely made sense.

4 months ago by A verified traveler from California

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