Tucked into the heart of Mendocino Village, MacCallum House exudes charm, history, and an undeniable sense of place. Built in 1882, MacCallum House is a piece of Mendocino’s storied past, now transformed into an inviting boutique inn. The main house is just steps from Mendocino’s galleries, shops, and iconic bluff-top trails. The grounds are equally enchanting, with flower-filled gardens and cozy outdoor seating areas perfect for soaking in the coastal air. MacCallum House also has pet-friendly suites, charming cottages, and vacation rentals, many with ocean views. Their unique accommodations brim with character, from clawfoot tubs to period furnishings, while modern amenities ensure ultimate comfort.

The Restaurant
The Restaurant at MacCallum House exudes charm, nestled within the property’s original dining room. Intimate and inviting, the space is adorned with candlelit tables and boasts bay windows that perfectly frame the lush garden views. During the warmer months, dining shifts to the outdoor patio, where guests can enjoy their meals under a canopy of stars.

Executive Chef Alan Kantor, a Culinary Institute of America (CIA) graduate, showcases the North Coast’s bountiful flavors with an artful touch. The menu is further enriched by greens sourced from nearby farms, pristine seafood from the Pacific, and premium meats and grains from the valleys.

Breakfast at MacCallum House is a delightful affair, with the standout cornmeal pancakes served with house-made huckleberry syrup and a decadent lemon zest butter. For dinner, the fried chicken is a star—a harmonious balance of succulent, juicy meat encased in a golden, crispy crust that keeps diners coming back for more.