In an area of the country where great golf and luxurious digs are abundant, the Ritz-Carlton Half Moon Bay and Half Moon Bay Golf Links most certainly holds its own. The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay is the only San Francisco Bay Area luxury oceanfront estate featuring 261 elegant guestrooms, 16,000 square-foot spa, 36-holes of Championship golf, ideal for romantic getaway, meeting or special event with unsurpassed ocean views.
The Ritz-Carlton Half Moon Bay
The Shingle-style hotel’s weathered, wind-battered appearance evokes a nineteenth-century seaside lodge, and red- and gold-accented interiors showcase equally classic taste, with oil paintings, watercolors, and sepia-toned etchings lining each suite.
Rooms at the The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay are decorated with coastal and beach-side accents. Views of the ocean and mountains can be seen from the guestrooms.
Exclusive amenities are offered in The Club Lounge, which features all-day food and beverage services and a full-service concierge.
Panoramic ocean views and fresh seafood are featured at Navio Restaurant. Floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Pacific Ocean are featured at The Conservatory. The cuisine served promotes health, sustaining the environment and supporting local farmers. Surrounded by over 5,000 bottles of wine, Cork Wine Bar offers an upscale wine bar experience. Flights of wine as well as wines by the glass are served.
The Ritz-Carlton Half Moon Bay
As for leisurely activities, the Half Moon Bay has them in spades: Swing on over to either of two on-site championship golf courses, or take a jog on the hotel’s coastal paths and have the Pacific lapping at your feet. But if you’re looking to rest on your laurels—no judgment here—proceed to the 16,000-square-foot spa, with its Roman mineral baths and lavender facial treatments.
Holding court on a bluff overlooking the ocean, just 20 miles from San Francisco International Airport, this secluded, luxury hotel in California celebrates its surroundings with an experience rooted in embracing elements of the coast.
