We stayed in one of the Little Sur Cabins in March 2024. I’ll give the pros and cons below, but to summarize, it was a lovely stay, and might be just what you’re looking for, but I came away feeling it wasn’t worth the high price tag. The real star of the show is the nearby nature. If you can score a place for less, and spend your days out and about in the stunning public natural areas, you’ll probably be just as happy, but depends on your priorities of course. First the positives: - The setting amongst the redwoods is lovely and serene, and the sound of the river’s running water added to the lovely feel - the staff prepared private fire pit each night was really convenient, and there is a ton of extra firewood for free if you want to have a long fire - the heated bathroom floors were a nice touch - basics like cabin heat, hot water, appliance function were all fine - the only thing we needed help with was starting the fire (likely due to recent rains wetting the logs) and when we called the front desk the friendly staff were responsive and came to help within a few minutes - wifi worked well enough. There is guest and “vip” networks. Both would drop, and by city standards neither was great, but having wifi at all was a big plus for us as we used our phones to find and plan nearby adventures. - this place is just off the pch (far enough that you don’t hear road noise) and while not on the ocean, it is only a couple of minutes from nearby amazing landscapes and ocean areas …and the negatives: - while a kitchenette is advertised as part of the cabin, there is absolutely no kitchenette. There is only a microwave and a wine cooler (and basic utensils like fork, spoon and butter knife). Not even a proper mini fridge. When I asked them about it, they essentially responded “yes that is our kitchenette”. No hot plate or way to cook anything. No functioning fridge. That is not a kitchenette. Even hotels that don’t advertise a kitchenette provide proper a mini fridge. We struggled to put food away and abandoned plans to cook ourselves breakfast. - the cabin is tiny. Not that big a deal to us, but be aware it is very small - one small room and a small bathroom. - the little sur cabins all share a wall with another little sur cabin. In our case, our neighbors were quiet, but in the middle of an otherwise very quiet area, if you have noisy neighbors it will definitely stand out. Beware if you’re a light sleeper, if you want to be sure it’s quiet, you may want to book one of the more isolated (and extremely expensive) accommodations. - they charge you for the first night when you book, so be sure you can make it. They won’t refund you that money if you cancel even far in advance…