


Post Ranch Inn, Big Sur

Post Ranch Inn perches around twelve hundred feet above the Pacific on the Santa Lucia ridgeline of Big Sur — an adults-only sanctuary of thirty-nine freestanding houses strung along a clifftop walkway, among them triangular Tree Houses raised on stilts in century-old oaks. Every room has a wood-burning fireplace, a private deck and, pointedly, no television, with two cliff-edge basking pools heated above the ocean. Sierra Mar pours a four-course prix-fixe from a fifteen-thousand-bottle cellar over floor-to-ceiling ocean views, a complimentary gourmet breakfast comes to the terrace or the room, and the Inn holds Michelin Three Keys — one of around sixteen hotels in the United States to do so. The spa works in massages, facials and intuitive healing arts, while complimentary yoga, guided hikes into the Santa Lucia wilderness, falconry on the ridgeline and nightly stargazing with resident astronomers fill the days. It is around fifty to seventy-five minutes down Highway 1 from Monterey and roughly three hours from San Francisco — adults only, aged eighteen and over, with no pets and no TVs — made for couples seeking romance, digital quiet and reconnection.















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- A base with a complimentary gourmet breakfast.
- Adults only, aged eighteen and over, with no pets.
- Clifftop wilderness, with no televisions and no pets.
- Around fifty to seventy-five minutes from Monterey, MRY.


