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A father’s wedding gift for his daughter, MacCallum House was built in 1882 and to this day exudes the historic charm of the Victorian era. Multiple gables and gingerbread trim add a very romantic touch to the main building. The property is set on two meticulously groomed flower-filled acres and guests walking the perimeter of the garden can smell roses from bushes that the original owner planted more than a century ago. Rooms are individually designed and scattered throughout the historic main house and the newly renovated former barn. From many windows, there are gorgeous views of Mendocino Bay. Several residences have sleigh beds and wood-burning fireplaces. Sleeping quarters cater to tech-savvy travelers with flat-screen televisions, complimentary WiFi and mini bars, while bathrooms are outfitted with jetted tubs or freestanding claw foot tubs and plush bathrobes.
MacCallum House Inn & Restaurant
45020 Albion Street
Mendocino, California
95460
Nearest Airport: SFO
We have been coming to Mendocino for many years and had always wondered about the MacCallum House for dinner. This time around we decided to try it. To be fair we are seasoned travelers, good home cooks, and are always looking for great food and wine experiences. The potato/leek soup was this weird brown color, not sure why but it was a bit off putting. The seasonal salad was delicious with the pomegranate and candied walnuts. The pork chop entree was a true disappointment. While the pork chop was perfectly cooked the quality of the chop was not that great. The cut had a lot of gristle and fat so the actual edible part was small. We were not that hungry so it was fine, but I would not order it again. The spatzle that it was served with was downright gross. It was dry, in fact so dry that we ordered a side of gravy ($2) to make it edible. I make spatzle at home all the time and would be more than willing to share my recipe with the chef. If the chef wants to stick with his, he should make the side of gravy standard for the dish! The service was good for our table but I felt very sorry for the people behind my husband because their service was so bad that the waiter comped them a dessert. The ice cream is delicious here because it is made in a French style so it is very creamy and rich. Not to be missed!
Kayleen2012 - Monterey, California
Our room had 2 problems. 1) the door key didn’t work properly, which the management knew. Several times we had to call the front desk, which was 4 blocks away, to open our door. 2) Our room was not cleaned very well The spreads were thrown on the beds and the bathroom wasn’t cleaned.
ToniTalks
Four of us rented #20 Ocean Song house. We stayed from October 9th to the 13th. The house was very shabby. There was a very loud leak in the downstairs bathroom which we called about at least three times. On the third they sen fianllysent a maintenance man who was unable to fix the leak. He told us to put a towel down to block the sound. He left and never told us if he was coming back. He never came back. I left my new robe and nightgown in the bathroom on the upper level. I called three times right away and wrote three email. The young man I spoke with said that he would check with the cleaners the next day but no on ever called me back. I tried to call today and the phone just rang and rang but no one ever answered. I wrote the manager specifically, to check and see if my robe and nightgown was found. The manager never answered my email nor did I ever hear back from anyone. We have stayed at MacCallum house for quite a few years. We have noticed a worn, tired, shabby look of all the rooms as of late. We have always stayed there but will now look for another place. We love Mendocino and are sorry to see this proud old lady becomes so dowdy and worn. I have tried to contact the owner but no one has gotten back to me. It is now like an inn being run by no one. No one cares. That is obvious. I'm wondering if the property is being sold and that's why no one will call back. It is insulting after spending over $1900 to be totally ignored. They don't deserve the loyalty that we have shown to them. Well, sorry, we won't be back. Francine Willison-Perry
Francine W - San Carlos, California
The fried CHICKEN was served to us COMPLETELY RAW. Not a little pink, but completely raw pink flesh! My husband had to bite into it to notice! The waitress apologized but the manager told her we still had to pay for it. PAY FOR RAW CHICKEN! Needless to say I refused. Talk about unprofessional and adding insult to injury. They could have made us seriously ill! We will never be back. On top of it all the rest of our food tasted like old pre-made food you would get at a bad wedding. The steak was barely warm, dried out, and pre sliced.
Compass26255915608
I stayed at the suites of Mac Callum house, in the upper part of town. The place, building and views are very beautiful. This is not a cheap place, we are talking $400+ a night. The bedding is simply very very bad and quite frankly unacceptable for this price range. There is no duvet, just polyester sheets (or a cotton mix at best), with one of these brown, old blankets that not even hospitals have anymore. To me and many others bedding and mattress are the most importantly things, so I encourage the hotel to take care of this if they want to charge these prices.
argentarola - Santa Rosa, California
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Misty cool mornings and nights, a luxurious fireplace and the ambience of Northern California made our three-night sojourn at the MacCallum House a memory not soon forgotten. The food, the jazz festival, the ocean - who could ask for more?
-R. Rosenberg & T. Lee
We had a great stay at the MacCallum House in Mendocino. The barn room was a lot of fun and included a hot tub outside! The staff were warm and friendly, and the food was great.
-C. Moore
We just returned from three days at the MacCallum House in Mendocino, California. It was a delightful vacation and a wonderful inn where we were treated very, very well.
-J. L. Erbrecht