Madonna Inn
For over 60 years (which is ancient history in American time) the Madonna Inn has been welcoming travelers with its eccentric and luxurious take on the essential roadside Motel.
The Inn has a famous bakery where decadent cakes are known for their elaborate appearance and amazing taste.
There is a day spa and a large beach-entry pool perched on a hillside terrace, all under the glow of the Californian sun.
You can work out in the gym and eat in one of three restaurants, including the famed steakhouse.
You can go horseback riding, hiking, or biking right on the inn’s 2,200 acres. Nearby, how about taking a hot air balloon or glider through the coveted California sunshine?
The Inn is located in the heart of Central Coast Wine Country, and there are plenty of wine-tasting and buying trips that can easily be arranged.
The Madonna Inn is an eccentric motel along Highway 1, and you can stop for a visit even if you don't plan to stay overnight. Their restaurant is open to all visitors.
The wildly flashy Alex Madonna’s Gold Rush Steak House serves veggie starters, oak-pit barbecued steaks and seafood for mains, and contemporary desserts to finish your unusually awesome lunch.
The Silver Bar Cocktail Lounge has hand-carved wooden décor and bar stools so pink that they would make Pinkie Pie drool in satisfaction.
You can choose from 110 themed rooms from “Caveman” to “Elegance”, “Jungle Rock” and “Bridal Falls”.
The rooms are decorated in the theme's style with unique furniture and adornments.
Looking at the photos, you'd think this motel was made for the Instagram era, but nothing could be further from the truth: it's been around for 60 years!
Madonna Inn opened as a motel in 1958 when its first twelve rooms were completed.
