601 Murray Circle, Ft. Baker, Sausalito, CA 94965
Reservations 1-888-651-2003 Hotel 415-339-4700
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Neighborhood: Fort Baker and the GGNRA. Website is here. Spa web page is here. Valet parking available, self-parking is followed by a hike of a block or two up the hill.
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 #2 Overall on the OurSausalito.com Best Hotels List for Autumn, 2016 |
 #2 on our List of the Most Romantic Hotels in Sausalito for Autumn, 2016 |
| #2 on our List of the Best View Hotels in Sausalito for Autumn, 2016 |
Cavallo Point Lodge
This unique property was created as part of turning the old military base Fort Baker into a national park within the Golden Gate National Recreation Area (GGNRA), renovating old officers quarters and adding new buildings. Some visitors prefer to stay in the new, modern buildings while others prefer the older officers’ quarters with their vintage character. Be sure to pick the one that sounds best for you.
The photo above was taken by a hotel guest and shows what the view from one of the “view rooms” looks like (thanks to Susan Tatro for the image). They’re very dog-friendly (a big deal for us), rooms have gas fireplaces or free-standing stoves, and you’re inside a beautiful national park right next to the Golden Gate Bridge and have great options for walks, hikes and bike rides.
Major emphasis here on recycling and sustainability. The restaurant (Murray Circle) is a high-end Iron-Chef-style magnet for foodies, and the bar (Farley Bar) is classy.
Note: Many rooms are on the second or third floor of buildings with no elevators.
A great choice if you want peaceful surroundings, but “Uber distance” (too far to walk for many people) from the Sausalito ferry unless you plan an extended outing.
Note: The majority of Sausalito’s hotels (including Cavallo Point) are listed on Hotels.com, and it’s easy to compare prices there for your selected dates and see any discounts or special deals that are being offered. We frequently see prices on Hotels.com that are significantly lower than the numbers from our spot surveys. As a result, we sought them out and Hotels.com is now one of our sponsors.
Something else that people should know about Cavallo Point Lodge? After hundreds of thousands of years of tectonic shifts could it become Cavallo Point Dislodged? Disagree with any of our suggestions? Please let us know!
Photo credit: Susan Tatro.