East Brother Light Station is a meticulously restored Victorian Lighthouse built in 1874, now operating as a unique Bed & Breakfast. Located on a small island in San Pablo Bay near Richmond, California, it offers an exclusive getaway with historic charm, nautical decor across its five rooms, and includes gourmet meals with panoramic views of the San Francisco skyline and surrounding waters. Access is via boat, contributing to its secluded and tranquil atmosphere.

Featherbed Railroad Bed & Breakfast Resort

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Casablanca

The Featherbed Railroad Bed & Breakfast Resort offers a unique lodging experience in Nice, California, situated by Clear Lake. Guests stay in one of nine restored antique railroad cabooses, each uniquely themed. Located in Lake County wine region, it provides a quirky and romantic getaway with activities like visiting nearby wineries, fishing, and boating on Clear Lake. The resort is noted for being "Haunted" and offers themed stays.

Queen Anne Hotel

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Continental Breakfast

Experience the timeless grandeur of San Francisco's Gold Rush era at the historic Queen Anne Hotel. Nestled amidst the charming Victorian and Edwardian mansions of Pacific Heights, this 19th-century mansion offers a peaceful retreat with elaborate architecture, period antiques, and modern luxuries.

Hicksville Pines

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Hicksville Pines, located in Idyllwild, California, offers a unique mountain retreat with 10 individually themed rooms catering to a variety of niche interests, from retro gaming and cult films to holiday magic and glamorous vintage. A 420-friendly property, it provides an eclectic and fun experience with amenities like a game room, outdoor hot tub, and complimentary breakfast. It's known for its creative atmosphere and as a getaway destination approximately 2 hours from Los Angeles and San Diego.

Highland Gardens Hotel

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Formerly known as the Landmark Motor Hotel, the Highland Gardens Hotel is a historic establishment located near the heart of Hollywood, built in 1954. It gained notoriety as the place where singer Janis Joplin tragically passed away in 1970, adding to its mystique. The hotel offers basic accommodations and has retained much of its vintage structure, appealing to those interested in Hollywood history and seeking proximity to attractions like the Hollywood Bowl and Walk of Fame. It reportedly closed temporarily from Jan 2023 to Aug 19, 2025.