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"Such a cozy and beautiful place!"

"I’ve been staying with Marconi through past years. Unfortunately, every time it’s getting worse. They don’t clean rooms properly, no soundproofing have been installed. Walls are paper thin. You hear your neighbors simply talking. The fire pit area is cute but very very loud. If you plan to go to bed before 11PM - forget about it. Volleyball and basketball “courts” are not courts at all. One is a sand patch, the other one is a not maintained spot with a worn out hoop. The café is good. Breakfasts are hearty and delicious, staff at the café is very nice."

"This house was amazing! Even better than the photos and reviews. Breathtaking view. Our host Fay was wonderful. We had an unfortunate situation happen while we were vacationing and the host went above and beyond for us and she did not have to. So nice to know there are caring hosts. We go to Dillon Beach every year but from now on this will be our spot! "

"This is the perfect house for a group of people who want the most gorgeous view of the ocean. It's extremely well stocked with everything you need, and decorated very nicely with bit comfortable beds. Highly recommend."

"Appreciated being able to check in early. Room was very plain but adequate. Only complaint was on Expedia it said a Queen bed but the bed in the room we had was definitely smaller than a Queen (Double?). Hotel said that was an "Expedia" issue."

"Very special location, everything was like we expected. No issues with check-in, check-out, or parking, which were among the uncertainties for us at the beginning. The views and interior are as pictured. The place has its share of odd water pipe noises and variable kitchenware inventory but it is attractive, comfortable, and an excellent base for beach-going together with shade, shelter, hot showers, and all the food you can cook (or carry over from your favorite restaurant)."

"Location!! This is the only place within Point Reyes NS where you can spend the night unless you have a tent. It's perfect for what it is. The Lodge is more hostel than hotel, and is a cluster of buildings with different levels of accommodation. Everything is perfectly comfortable, including the beds. They provide sheets, blankets (actually a warm comforter), towels, bath mat, face cloth, hand/shower soap, and a fully-stocked kitchen, including things like cooking oil, some spices, salt and pepper, coffee and tea (BYO white stuff). There is a huge refrigerator, bins to store your food, and every kind of pot, bowl, knives, and other cooking utensil. Otherwise, you must bring everything you want to eat unless you plan on going out for dinner--there are several places not far, though the road is winding and after hiking all day you may just want to stay in and microwave some frozen lasagne. Bathrooms are shared and very basic. The rooms can be a bit cold so bring warm jammies. Staff are lovely, but are only there from about 4:00 to 8:30 p.m. There are posted emergency numbers to use at other times. It's a very nice hostel. "

"Way better than expected. Rooms were a great size, it was quiet and the amenities were great. Booked room 9/10 for two adults and two kids, each had our own bathroom. It was great. "

"My sister and I came here for a 2 day stay. It rained off and on but we had a great time. We wanted an adventure and to stay somewhere different where we were "roughing" it a bit yet very comfortable. That's Ewa's place. It's an old RV but she thought of everything to make it cozy and well stocked. Nice and quiet, surrounded by nature, lotsa pillows, blankets, fresh eggs, and then she brought us 1/2 & 1/2 and butter! Thank You, kind host. We left peaceful and well tended to."