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The Deluxe Room with Fireplace at Alila Ventana Big Sur is a quietly appointed guestroom designed for two adults. Thoughtfully furnished, the room features a private patio and climate control to ensure comfort during your stay. The space balances resort calm with practical conveniences — a desk, mobile key entry and complimentary high-speed Wi‑Fi keep you connected while the patio offers a private moment to breathe in the surrounding landscape.
Nightly comfort centers on a single King bed dressed in premium bedding with turndown service, accompanied by a private bathroom stocked with fresh towels, bathrobes and a hair dryer. Entertainment is provided by a flat-screen TV with premium channels and a DVD player, while small comforts like an espresso maker, coffee/tea supplies and complimentary bottled water make mornings easy. The room also includes a minibar, safe, iron and ironing board, daily housekeeping and free daily newspapers, with in-room dining available and room service during limited hours.
Your stay at Alila Ventana Big Sur brings more than the comforts of your room: dining at The Sur House is included, as are non-alcoholic beverages, curated resort activities and access to on-site amenities such as pools, Japanese hot baths, the fitness centre and Spa Alila’s programming. Valet parking, daily snacks and minibar provisions are provided as part of the guest experience, framed by the adults-only ethos and the resort’s restful, nature-focused setting.
























The room has a private patio that opens onto the surrounding landscape. It sits within the resort's 160 secluded acres, roughly 1,200 feet above the Pacific on Highway 1. It is a place to step outside, breathe in the forest and coastal air, and unwind.
The room has one king bed with premium bedding and turndown service. It sleeps two guests. The resort limits every room to a maximum of two guests to preserve its peaceful atmosphere.
Yes. A fireplace is part of this category, which is what sets it apart. The room also has air conditioning, so you can stay comfortable in any season. Carbon monoxide and smoke detectors are fitted for safety.
The room has a private bathroom with a shower. It is stocked with fresh towels, bathrobes and a hair dryer.
Your stay includes dining at The Sur House, non-alcoholic beverages, curated resort activities and wellness programming. You also get access to the pools, Japanese baths and fitness center, plus valet parking, daily snacks, the minibar and excursion gear. Complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi covers the whole resort. Spa treatments are booked separately, by advance reservation.
The room has a flat-screen TV with premium channels and a DVD player. It also has an espresso maker, a coffee and tea maker, complimentary bottled water, a minibar, a safe, a desk, and an iron and ironing board. Housekeeping is daily, and you get free daily newspapers. In-room dining runs late-night from 9:00 PM to 7:00 AM, alongside breakfast, lunch and dinner service. Room service hours are limited.
No. Alila Ventana Big Sur is an adults-only resort, and guests must be 18 or older. The room suits couples or two adults looking for a quiet, restorative stay. The property cites its terrain, remoteness and local wildlife as reasons for the policy.
The resort has two heated outdoor pools. The Meadow Pool has ocean views and requires clothing. The Mountain Pool is clothing-optional and more secluded. Japanese hot baths sit near the fitness center, which is open 24 hours. Spa Alila is open daily from 9:45 AM to 5:00 PM by advance reservation, and treatments canceled within 24 hours incur a 50% charge. Complimentary activities have included falconry, foraging, clay workshops and guided hikes.
You reach the resort by driving Highway 1, a winding two-lane coastal road, so a car is needed. Monterey airport is about 45–60 minutes away, San Jose about 2 hours and San Francisco about 3 hours. Parking is complimentary, valet or self. Check-in is from 4:00 PM and check-out is by 11:00 AM. Bring a government-issued photo ID and a credit card, as the resort does not accept cash.
September through November is generally the clearest season, with warm days and thinner crowds. March through May brings wildflowers and flowing waterfalls. Summer mornings are often foggy. Winter is the quietest season, with occasional storms and lower lodging prices.
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