The Crow's Nest
$240 / NIGHT
- SLEEPS 2
- TOP FLOOR
- FULL SEA
A NINE-ROOM INN — EST. 1908 — 30 STEPS TO WATER
Nine rooms. One tide clock.
A shipwright's house on the shore, kept simple on purpose.
Every room knows its window.
The Keeper's
$220 / NIGHT
- SLEEPS 2
- BAY WINDOW
Driftwood
$180 / NIGHT
- SLEEPS 2
- GARDEN
The Chart Room
$210 / NIGHT
- SLEEPS 3
- DESK + DAYBED
Fog Bell
$195 / NIGHT
- SLEEPS 2
- SEA GLIMPSE
The Skiff
$165 / NIGHT
- SLEEPS 1
- SNUG
Three more upstairs. The bar knows which are free.
Built by a shipwright who couldn't stop.
Elias Wood built boats for thirty years and then a house the same way — oak joints, no nails where a peg would do. It has outlasted eleven storms with names.
- EST. 1908
- 9 ROOMS
- 30 STEPS TO WATER
Breakfast until the tide turns.
THIS MORNING
TIDE TURNS12:58
The kitchen posts the turn time each dawn. Late risers negotiate with the moon.
NOW — RISING · NEXT HIGH 19:11
TODAY — MOCK STATION DATA
We plan around it. You should too.
HIGH · 06:42
LOW · 12:58
HIGH · 19:11
Beach walks at low, reading chairs at high. The clock in the hall is never wrong twice.
Kept by two people who mean it.
Nell Ashworth-Wood
KITCHEN · WEATHER
Great-granddaughter of the shipwright; came back after ten years as a chef in the city. Runs the kitchen and the weather report.
Io Tanaka
LIBRARY · FIRES
Bookbinder by trade; keeps the library, the ledgers, and the fires. Says less than the fog.
The book by the door.
“Came for two nights, stayed five. Blame the Chart Room desk.”
— M. & T., October
“The tide clock is a personality and I miss it.”
— June, solo, room: The Skiff
Spread 1 of 3
THE FIRST 1.6 KM — CURATED
Turn left at the door.
Croissants gone by nine. Act accordingly.
Longboard wave, polite crowd.
Shack, shells, six stools.
Used, salted, alphabetized-ish.
The lighthouse. Sunset headquarters.
Low-tide only. Check the dial.
Same house, four moods.
Pick a mood — the bar takes the dates from there.
The website gets you the good stuff.
If you find lower, Io will match it and raise you a scone.
Until the tide turns. The tide is not negotiable; the second coffee is.
Ask at breakfast. The answer is usually the good one.
Nell or Io. There is no phone tree; there is barely a phone.
FREE PDF — PRINT AT HOME, FOLDS IN FOUR
The mile, on paper.
The walk, plus tide rules, the bakery's hours, and where the seals actually are.
One email. Bring it back stained, that's the point.
- 118YEARS ON THIS SHORE
- 11NAMED STORMS OUTLASTED
- 14,600LOAVES SINCE 2019
- 61%GUESTS WHO RETURN
The house counts in decades. We count the bread.
THE LONG TABLE
THE BLUFF
THE READING ROOM
Sometimes the whole house says yes.
Nine rooms, the long table, the bluff at sunset — yours for weddings small enough to mean it, and retreats that actually retreat.
- SLEEPS 18
- DINES 30
- BLUFF CEREMONY
- 2-NIGHT MIN
Asked at check-in.
Salt-approved dogs yes — two rooms are theirs. Salt is the house terrier and head of security.
Over ten, or under three months. We know it's specific. The stairs wrote the rule.
Six spots behind the house, first come. It has never actually filled; the fog keeps the numbers honest.
Tell us once — Nell remembers forever.
Full refund to 14 days; after that we try to re-let and split the difference honestly.