Ridiculously charming small-town locale in the thick of Santa Barbara Wine Country

At The Crossroads of Santa Ynez & Solvang— Hotel Ynez is nestled on two private acres with extensive gardens, a pool, bonfire pits, and a rustic outdoor pavilion for nights under the stars.

Right across from the ocean and a short beach cruise to downtown.

On a quiet stretch of State Street, a short drive from the downtown action.

Cozy rooms are as cute and colorful as your little sister's Lip Smacker stash.

In the heart of charming downtown Solvang, aka Little Denmark.

In Buellton, just a few miles down the road from charming Solvang.

Practice your best Phelps impression at the pool.

Nothing like a good ol' fashioned game of Marco Polo in the pool.

Named after Captain Salisbury Haley, nautical-inspired flair flows throughout this one-of-a-kind atmosphere.

Extensive 2019 renovation has this place looking straight out of a design mag. We love the soothing color palette and 55” flat-screens.

Fancy a dip? Pop into the hotel pool.

Inviting hotel on beautiful grounds ideally situated one block from the beach.

Rooms with vintage bungalow style and luxe beds are pure SoCal casual class.

Euro-chic rooms make the most out of space. It's no surprise these efficient digs are energy efficient too.

Palm-filled courtyard adds a resort vibe. Kick back and catch up on your rays.

Posh, posh, posh. All on an acre of lush gardens, dotted with gated paseos, fountains and plazas.

Super convenient location, a short driving distance to the airport, beaches and UCSB.

Free parking means you're not stuck tracking down a spot.

Outdoor pool and hot tub. Also: ocean. (You’re a half-mile away!)

There may be no such thing as a free lunch, but breakfast is on the house.

Refreshingly frill free for those nights when you're feeling more homey than hipster.

Former 1940s Spanish-style firehouse (and, o’course, clock tower), complete with beamed ceilings, large fireplace and original art.

Set in a delightful small town on the Pacific coast among lush gardens. Reminds us of an endless, well, summer.