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Perched within Alila Ventana Big Sur, the Suite (Spa, Big Sur) spans 619 sq. ft. and offers sweeping forest and coastal-framed views from a private patio. Designed for privacy and serenity on the resort’s secluded acreage, the suite’s fireplace and outdoor space create a calm retreat for two adults amid Big Sur’s dramatic landscape.
The suite features one King Bed dressed in premium bedding with daily turndown service, a comfortable bedroom area and a private bathroom with shower, bathrobes and towels. Thoughtful in-room amenities include a flat-screen TV with premium channels, a DVD player, a desk, phone, safe, iron and ironing board, hair dryer and mobile key entry. Entertainment and comfort are paired with practical conveniences such as air conditioning, high-speed complimentary Wi‑Fi and free bottled water.
Your stay at Alila Ventana Big Sur includes a range of resort offerings: dining and non-alcoholic beverages, curated resort activities and wellness programming, access to the Meadow and Mountain pools and Japanese hot baths, the fitness center, valet parking, daily snacks, minibar provisions and excursion gear. In-room dining is available along with room service during limited hours. Housekeeping is provided daily, and safety features include smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. This suite is intended for two guests and upholds the property’s adults-only experience for a restorative Big Sur getaway.
























The suite has a private patio with forest and coastal views. The resort sits on 160 secluded acres roughly 1,200 feet above the Pacific, so the outlook is about redwood-country landscape and open sky rather than a busy resort scene.
The suite has one king bed dressed in premium bedding, with turndown service. It is intended for two guests. Alila Ventana Big Sur limits every accommodation to two guests to keep the atmosphere peaceful.
The suite measures 619 sq. ft. It has a bedroom area with the king bed, a desk, a fireplace, a private bathroom and a patio for outdoor time.
The suite has a private bathroom with a shower. It comes with bathrobes, towels and a hair dryer, so you can go from the pools or Japanese hot baths to your room comfortably.
Your stay includes dining and non-alcoholic beverages, curated resort activities and wellness programming, and access to the Meadow and Mountain pools, the Japanese hot baths and the 24-hour fitness center. Valet parking, daily snacks, minibar provisions, excursion gear and Wi-Fi are also included. Spa treatments at Spa Alila are booked separately by advance reservation.
The suite has a fireplace, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV with premium channels and a DVD player. You also get a coffee and tea maker, an espresso maker, free bottled water, a safe, a desk, and an iron and ironing board. Room service runs during limited hours, and the Sur House offers a late-night in-room dining menu from 9:00 PM to 7:00 AM.
It suits couples and two adult travelers well. The fireplace, private patio and king bed make it a quiet base, and the resort is adults-only with a minimum check-in age of 18. For a longer stay, daily housekeeping is provided and the included dining, activities and pools give you plenty to do without leaving the grounds.
You reach the resort by driving Highway 1, a winding two-lane coastal road, and a car is needed because there is no practical public transit. Monterey Regional Airport is the closest, about 45 to 60 minutes away. Valet and self-parking are complimentary. A complimentary area shuttle also runs within about five miles of the resort.
Pfeiffer Beach, known for its purple-tinted sand, is about 2.1 miles away. Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park is roughly 2 miles away, and Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park, home to McWay Falls, is about 7 miles away. On site, the resort offers a guided Coast Ridge hike, complimentary yoga and activities such as falconry and foraging.
Check-in begins at 4:00 PM and the front desk is staffed around the clock. Check-out is by 11:00 AM. Please bring a government-issued photo ID and a credit card, as the resort does not accept cash.
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