The Pacific Motel
Mid-century motor lodge
The last frontier
California’s Highway 1 excels in pit-stop perfection, but a particularly worthy one is Cayucos, especially if you pull up outside the Pacific Motel. This motor lodge is formed from bungalows built in the Twenties and moved here in the Fifties, but they’ve since had a fresh lick of paint (Sherwin Williams’ Alabaster White, if you’re wondering) and a modernising influx of clean, simple, Scandi style. It’s a block back from the beach, for some surfin’ USA in the Pacific – after you’ve caught some waves, continue the laid-back lifestyle at the fire pits or in one of Cayucos’s handful of restaurants.
Food & Drink
Top Table
Take a bottle to one of the fire pits and you’ll soon have a new friend to chew the fat with.
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Free-love freeway.
Hotel Restaurant
Although there's no restaurant at the motel, their bar, The Salty Tiger, offers small bites and beverages, along with a variety of beers and wines on tap. Their Lobby Boutique also provides complimentary morning coffee & tea, as well as a curated selection of beverages.
Hotel Bar
The Salty Tiger is an inviting small space where guests and community come together. Serving small bites, local beer and wine on tap and other beverages.
