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The Big Sur Forest Shower Suite at Alila Ventana Big Sur is a spacious 619 sq. ft. retreat framed by a peaceful hill view, crafted for two guests seeking a calm, adults-only escape. Air conditioning and a fireplace create year-round comfort, while a private patio invites quiet moments overlooking the forested grounds.
A single King Bed with premium bedding and crisp bed sheets anchors the bedroom, complemented by turndown service and daily housekeeping. The suite’s private bathroom includes a shower, plush towels, bathrobes and a hair dryer, with thoughtful touches like an iron and ironing board, in-room safe, and a desk for correspondence. Entertainment comes by way of a flat-screen TV with premium channels and a DVD player, plus free daily newspapers and complimentary high-speed Wi‑Fi.
Stays at Alila Ventana Big Sur include a wide range of resort offerings: dining and non-alcoholic beverages, curated activities and wellness programming, access to the pools and Japanese hot baths, the fitness center, valet parking, daily snacks, minibar provisions and excursion gear. In-room dining is available (in-room dining only), and the suite is equipped with a coffee/tea maker, espresso maker and free bottled water. Practical conveniences such as mobile key entry, phone, smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, and complimentary parking support an effortless stay. For those booking this suite, the property’s adults-only setting and included resort experiences combine to create a restorative Big Sur getaway.
























The suite has a hill view and a private patio overlooking the forested grounds of Alila Ventana Big Sur. It suits guests who want a quiet, wooded outlook rather than a sweeping open-ocean panorama.
The suite measures 619 sq. ft. and includes a bedroom, a private bathroom, a patio, a desk and a fireplace. That is generous space for two guests, with room to unwind indoors as well as outside.
The suite has one king bed dressed with premium bedding and crisp sheets, and it sleeps two guests. Alila Ventana Big Sur limits every accommodation to a maximum of two guests to preserve the peaceful atmosphere.
The suite has a private bathroom with a shower, towels, bathrobes and a hair dryer. Iron and ironing board are also provided in the room.
Stays at Alila Ventana Big Sur include dining, non-alcoholic beverages, curated resort activities and wellness programming. You also get access to the pools, Japanese hot baths and the 24-hour fitness center, plus daily snacks, minibar, excursion gear, complimentary Wi-Fi, and valet or self-parking at no charge.
Expect a fireplace, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV with premium channels and a DVD player, plus a coffee/tea maker, an espresso maker, free bottled water, a minibar and an in-room safe. Turndown service, daily housekeeping and free daily newspapers are part of the stay, and room service runs on limited hours.
Yes. Alila Ventana Big Sur is an adults-only retreat (guests must be 18 or older), and this suite is designed for two with a king bed, fireplace and private patio. Spa Alila offers couples treatments in outdoor cabanas, by advance reservation, daily from 9:45 AM to 5:00 PM.
Pfeiffer Beach, known for its purple-tinted sand, is about 2.1 miles away, and Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park is roughly 2 miles. McWay Falls at Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park is around 7 miles away. A complimentary area shuttle serves attractions within about 5 miles. On site you have the Meadow Pool (clothing required), the clothing-optional Mountain Pool and the Japanese hot baths, plus The Sur House restaurant.
You will need a car, as the resort is reached by Highway 1, a winding two-lane coastal road, and there is no practical public transit. Monterey airport is roughly 45–60 minutes away, San Jose about 2 hours and San Francisco about 3 hours. Check-in begins at 4:00 PM and check-out is by 11:00 AM. Bring a government-issued photo ID and a credit card, as cash is not accepted.
September through November brings the clearest skies and thinner crowds, while March to May offers wildflowers and flowing waterfalls. Summer mornings are often foggy, and winter is quieter with occasional storms and road closures. The pools and Japanese baths stay open year-round.
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