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Ten Inverness Way
4 reviews for Ten Inverness Way
Since the last review for Ten Inverness Way was posted in 2008, I wasn't sure what to expect. The pictures on the official website for Ten Inverness Way are accurate -- the place is as cozy and quaint as the pictures make the inn out to be. Terri was warm and kind and served excellent breakfast every morning. It was such a treat to have breakfast in the morning, cookies in the afternoon, and wine and cheese around 5:30pm, on a daily basis.
I also loved walking around Inverness and there were so many great hikes around! I've explored Tomales Bay before, but this was such a treat to be in the middle of it all, for several days.
Clean, cozy, sumptuous and comfortable. The air is fresh and the drive there is so relaxing and lovely. The breakfast served is fantastic. I can still feel the quilts. Downstairs has a great library and reading room. The coffee IS amazing, as Alisa N. said. It was a bit noisy but that was to be expected.
This place is a wonderful, comforting, and charming location to tour the surrounding Point Reyes seashore area. My boyfriend and I really enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere, and loved chatting with the other guests at breakfast (which is a scrumptious treat every morning) and during the wine and cheese hour every afternoon. The coffee is amazing, and there are home baked brownies and cookies available all hours of the day. The owners Teri and Brett are super sweet, and Brett is an uber expert on the activities in the area. He even knew some trails in the neighborhood which were especially suited for mountain biking! I felt really lucky to stay here, and it had so much more personality than a sterile hotel. I would absolutely go back if another long weekend was on the horizon!
Thanks, 10 Inverness Way, for a wonderful retreat and being a fantastic home base for our adventures!!!
Beautiful, secluded home along the Tomales peninsula that has the charm and peaceful atmosphere that you are looking for. If you can afford it, and don't mind people walking above you, I suggest getting the suite. It is a nice, cozy room to spend a rainy afternoon with your significant other.
The staff, there are only 2 of them, are really friendly and knowledgeable about the area and go out of their way to help you out.
