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The views are breathtaking. This view is from the living room area in one of our Standard Suites. Imagine wasting a day with a book next to this window as the ocean breezes gently rock the cypress trees just outside.....
The views are breathtaking. This view is from the living room area in one of our Standard Suites. Imagine wasting a day with a book next to this window as the ocean breezes gently rock the cypress trees just outside.....
 

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The Colonial Terrace Bed and Breakfast
The Colonial Terrace
San Antonio & 13th
Carmel, CA 93921-1375
USA
Phone: +1-831-624-2741
Fax: +1-831-626-2715
Toll-free: +1-800-345-8220
Innkeeper(s)
Joshua C. Ashby and Alma Estrada
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$109 - $509
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Carmel Point Suite: Newly remodeled suite featuring an elegant wet bar, oval desk, aristocrat chair w/ ottoman, cozy fireplace, dual vanity, large shower and a 32” LCD HD television. French doors lead to your own private balcony in this Ocean View Room.
This top floor suite is the only room at the top of these stairs. Privacy and comfort is what we strive to provide at The Colonial Terrace.This view is from the balcony that is just outside the french doors show in the photo of the Ocean View Room.
The views are breathtaking. This view is from the living room area in one of our Standard Suites. Imagine wasting a day with a book next to this window as the ocean breezes gently rock the cypress trees just outside.....Standard Suite. View from living area in to bedroom.
A view of Carmel bay through the old Cypress trees from one of our Ocean View Suites. This view can be taken in while enjoying the relaxing sound of waves crashing, calls of seagulls, and perhaps an afternoon nap....Some of our Ocean View Suites offer Jacuzzi tubs. Go have an active day outdoors, take in the sunset at the beach, then return to your room and have a nice long soak in your Jacuzzi tub.
The view from the balcony that is outside rooms 7 and 8.Some of our Courtyard rooms offer partial ocean views! Enjoy your morning paper and breakfast 'al fresco' just outside in the private courtyard.
Our Ocean View Rooms have truly dramatic views. To the right, world famous Pebble Beach Golf Links straddle the coastline; to the left, there are views of Carmel Point and Point Lobos.Our standard rooms offer quality amenities.
Our award winning gardens are naturally filled with the sounds of crashing waves on Carmel Beach.Start your day with a sumptuous continental breakfast.
Being the closest hotel to Carmel Beach does have its benefits. One short block from this very bench.Enjoy views of residential Carmel by the Sea, as well as the ocean from the breakfast nook in our Colonial Suite.
Photos cannot do justice to our award-winning gardens.Take a short 15 minute drive to Point Lobos and chances are good you may see this large mammal in the distance. Humpbacks and Grey Whales are frequently spotted just off the coast.
Old Cypress trees cling to the jagged coastline.The Monterey Peninsula is truly a gem. Local residents and tourists alike frequent the recreation trail that runs right along this very coastline.
The sun sets over "Ghost Tree". Viewed from Carmel Beach. Ghost tree is home to some of the worlds largest surf. McWay falls in Big Sur is a wonderful hike. Your camera may not have too many chances to take in images like this, so bring a few extra rolls of film. The Big Sur Coastline is a haven for hikers, with many trails winding through this wonderful natural beauty.
A Carmel Beach sunset.....simply stunning.BIG SUR. This is an amazing example of what many call the most dramatic meeting of land and sea in North America.