The Lodge at Pebble Beach

Room 101:
It was a beautiful studio room with a fireplace. It looked directly out onto the 18^th green. There were two downfalls; everyone and their brother traipsed all over the grass outside the room to take pictures which limited the time I ever wanted to go outside and enjoy the view or sit outside. The toilet is the worst! It is super low to the ground and when you flush it; it is so powerful it tries to suck you in! I hated it! The shower was lovely and it had a big bathtub. The room was huge and each night the fireplace was all set up and all we had to do was light a match. The food is good but very expensive but it is Pebble Beach. The weather was lovely. I recommend staying here if you have the time and the money and want to cross it off your bucket list!

Last night we experienced the complimentary General managers reception. There was an array of fabulous sushi, jumbo shrimp, cheese, crackers and drinks. Julie Weaver was so friendly… sharing all the renovations that the Pebble Lodge is doing. She showed interest in who we are and shared who she was. A wonderful experience to say the least!

On a chilly night my wife and I cuddled around the open fire on the lodge’s patio and split a pepperoni flatbread, pork chop and finished with a salted caramel dessert. A truly great meal.
Tip: go while the sun is still up to enjoy the one of a kind view of the course grounds while you have dinner.
Prices are not as outrageous as you’d expect for «Pebble Beach»

The Stillwater Bar and Grill at the Lodge at Pebble Beach offers one of the most beautiful ocean views in the world. On this particular day the anchovies were in abundance making this a bird mecca. Thousands of birds flocked the waves diving for dinner offering an entertaining vista. Our shrimp, crab, and salmon Louis were excellent, fresh, and piled high with seafood. Great service, food, and views. Doesn’t get much better than this.

Beyond the spectacular views. It’s in need of a little freshening up… That main lobby bathroom looks a little worn. Some of the rooms, the same.
Has always been one of my favorite places to stay. I think its a cross between poor housekeeping & just needing a facelift.

We popped in here while on the 17 Mile Drive. We had stopped to look around and patron the gift shops, where, as purchasing a commemorative ornament of our trip (we collect them where ever we go!), the staff advised us to peek onto the 18^th hole. We are soooo glad they did!
We walked right in the front doors, passing a group of guys discussing whether to play another round tomorrow, «What’s another $ 800? might as well!» one guy exclaimed. We walked in, down the stairs, and straight to the glass to look at the 18^th. Spotting a door ajar, we walked out back and realized, oh hey — there’s an entire outdoor patio where you can buy a drink and relax on the 18^th. So that’s exactly what we did.
Definitely worth a stop — I felt very welcomed (albeit, I was appropriately dressed and was glad I was) and right at home. What a great way to get a taste of the Lodge without having to pay the price to stay!

What a great hotel! I don’t believe that there is a room with a bad view! The rooms are so cool… They have such a cozy feel to them. They also look over the Pacific Ocean and the 18^th hole. There is a little market at the hotel with some food but mostly it is golf stores. (women, children, men, ect.) the 2 restaurants are pretty good as we ate there 2 out of the 3 nights. The service is wonderful… Everybody is so welcoming! One night we had dinner at the inn at Spanish Bay and I highly recommend seeing the bagpiper in the evening there and staying for dinner. Overall, a great vacation!

This place just screams history at you. Not just the hotel, the entire place. The courses, the restaurants, you get the idea. I don’t want to leave. It is extremely expensive, but that’s to be expected and they put it to good use. Everything is just… better. The courses are as good as you hear. Spyglass and Pebble are incredible. As one of the marshals told us «there’s a reason they host US Opens here, and it’s not just the view.»
Our caddies were freaking awesome. They were a huge help and saved us a bunch of shots. Just awesome. Funny, easy to talk to, and just good guys. Every single employee we talked to was nice, funny, and very personable.
Pebble Beach is more than worth it. If you can, make the trip.

Great views everywhere. Great shops and awesome places to eat. Yes IM a fan. So much history here. Its a must stop

Adore this place! You feel special from the word go. This was our second trip and was just as wonderful as the first. The Bench has wonderful outdoor seating by a firepit with delicious food. And the Spa is accommodating and offers a variety of luxurious massages. Golf is fantastic as well. This was our second time playing here. Definitely a repeater!

Stopped for lunch after the 17 mile drive in Pebble Beach. The carrot cake was the bomb.

My expectations have been met and far exceeded. From the first moment we checked in, to the last goodbye, the staff at the Lodge was amazing. Every person we met went above and beyond. Just a couple examples: We ordered room service one morning and after the bellman set up our breakfast, he noticed I was having some trouble getting the fire in the room going. He quickly sprung Into action and got the best fire I have ever seen a-​blazing! Now this might sound simple, but I have never experienced a food service employee who looks for other ways to make your experience memorable. My second example (and I could provide many more) is I was blown away by how many people knew it was our 5-​year anniversary. From the personalized menu at dinner, to my caddy when I played Pebble Beach, every member of the Lodge went out of their way to congratulate my wife and I.
If you are considering playing Pebble, you have to stay at the Lodge. It’s well worth the coin you spend. One tip I would highly recommend is taking advantage of the free Lexus convertible all guest can access. My wife and I drove with the top down to Big Sur for a memorable day of beautiful sites. All-​in, this place might have broke the bank, but I wouldn’t hesitate coming back.

My husband and I stayed here for the first time. Everything was wonderful from the moment we arrived. We were able to enjoy there spa, gym and there on-​site restaurants. Not one complaint about anything. For 2 days we didn’t use our car at all. Everything we wanted to do was all right there. We will definitely be back.

Just spent two nights at the Lodge for my husband’s 50^th birthday! The weather was perfect, The room was great. We had a ocean view room overlooking the 18^th hole. We were greeted by a birthday bottle of Mumm champagne on ice, and a birthday card. Nice touch! I recommend spending a little more and booking an ocean view room. You won’t be disappointed. It’s so worth it! Food and drinks were yummy. Can get a little pricy but it is Pebble Beach right? My husband and our son Golfed Pebble, and I went to the spa. Every moment was fabulous! This was a surprise bucket list trip for my husband and it was Amazing!

I don’t know what the rave is about this place. Seriously. I don’t get it.
If you took out the name «Pebble Beach» the price will drop by half (at least). It is just seriously overpriced. The Fairmont in SF is overpriced, but compared to this place, it is a bargain. For the same prices, you can get an entire tower suite in Vegas that are way bigger, newer, and better. Golfing in Vegas is probably better as well (just not in the Summer).
I live within 20 minutes from this place and have friends living in 17 mile. Never paid the $ 10 entrance fee (another rip-​off imo, and should not be legal, since it is public road and they probably dip into county/​state/​fed taxes). If you’re visiting here, you should not pay the $ 10 fee. Show them proof of reservation, whether staying in the hotel or having lunch/​dinner here. Not all gates are created equal. Pick one that is not used by tourists for a hassle free experience.
I see two types of people in this location: 1. The 1%ers that just don’t care about cost. But that is the minority. The majority of people here are tourists that want to experience anything related to «Pebble Beach» and willing to pay the near rape fee for it. Trust me, the weather is not that great here: eighty percent of the time, it is foggy, windy, and cold. Visit during Sept and October is probably the best time; rest of the time, it is crap.
In short, this place is a giant tourist trap sprinkled with trophy wives, gold diggers, and high end companions that will instagram anything with «Pebble Beach» written on it.
If you want views of the ocean shoreline, just drive on highway 1 to Big Sur, or walk into Point Lobos state park. Give your wallet a break.

I love this place. It’s perfect in more ways than one. Chic, charming, elegant, beautiful.
Driving through 17-​mi is such a grand entrance to the Lodge. The beautiful Cyprus trees and ocean and green golf courses are beyond picturesque.
I’ve been here a few times, all in different capacities. For a golf tournament, to the spa, and for a wedding. All equally nice experiences.
I’ve stayed in Jeffers, w ocean view, 2 queen beds, huge room, perfect bathroom — spacious, 2 sinks, full length mirror, bathtub, and decent lighting.
Golf carts were sent to pick us up so we didn’t have to attempt hiking to the venue in stilettos:)
The service was so friendly and attentive.
This is the place to go to get spoiled and pampered. So romantic too. Just lovely!

The Sloat Suite is the absolute best suite the property has to offer. It was an amazing room! Two levels with a wrap around patio and a balcony, 2 TVs, fireplace, wet bar, seating area, dining area, 2 bathrooms, lounge chairs and a table and chairs on the patio. The room is at the edge of The Lodge facing the ocean and the golf course. It was breathtaking!
This property is also Dog friendly and we arrived to a whole set up of dog treats and bowls in the suite ;).
The snacks are also complimentary and our ice bucket was full upon entering the room, a definite plus. Service is excellent here!

You can only access the Lodge at Pebble Beach after paying the $ 10 entrance fee to drive along the 17-​mile drive. Once you get to the Lodge, you can park for FREE in the visitor parking lot (although spaces are limited).
After you park, just walk on over to the Lodge and straight onto the terrace area once you see the lobby. You’ll find a grand view of the 18^th hole right in front of you, with the ocean/​coast in the backdrop.
The views are magnificent and you can actually walk down the stairs from the terrace, and onto the lawn. Just keep walking across the lawn to the 18^th hole and see golfers play or just stare in awe at the wonderful view of Pebble Beach Resort.
This resort also offers coastal beach access (for free) to Stillwater Cove. There’s limited parking in the area in case you were interested in stopping by.

Man, is this place classy. So classy. But what would you expect?
We stopped here on our 17 mile drive and it was the perfect spot to be. Right on the ocean, on a slightly chilly day with a roaring fireplace, you couldn’t beat it. We just sat by the fire, ordered up some Champagne, which surprisingly was only $ 10 and some oysters and truffle fries.
Oysters were large and delicious and the truffle fries were bomb! I could have dumped that whole basket of fries in my mouth. YUM.
I won’t be getting a gold membership here anytime soon, but it was a really nice pit stop on the drive!

Schhhhmmaaaaaaaaannnnncy! Gorgeous views, gorgeous décor, and gorgeous oysters, to boot. On a damp, dreary day, my friends and I decided to see how the other half lives and made our way into the lap of luxury that is The Lodge at Pebble Beach. We cozied up by the fire and made our way through a few rounds of champagne whilst nibbling on beautiful, briny, fresh oysters and some of the most scrumptious parmesan truffle fries this gal has ever had.
The hostess we super-​friendly and smiley — she greeted us immediately and told us to sit wherever we liked. The waitress, however, was a tad cold and disinterested. She came by (eventually) to take our drinks order and began to leave before we could order food, so we had to call her back, which was a tad awkward, especially given our posh surroundings. I think perhaps she realized we were not the usual clientele, but whatever.
The sofas are heavenly, the fireplace a comfort on such a wet and foggy day. The dining room, from what I could see, was elegant and light-​filled (in fact, I really wish we’d been able to grab a drink in there, to). If you’re making the 17-​Mile Drive, this is a great spot to wrap things up and wind down. They have a lovely cocktail list as well as beers, so there’s something for everyone and anyone. Do it.