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This 930 sq. ft. Villa at Alila Ventana Big Sur sits on the ridge above the Pacific, offering dramatic coastal and forest-influenced views from a private outdoor patio. Light-filled and thoughtfully appointed, the villa blends natural materials with modern comforts to create a secluded retreat for two adults.
The sleeping area features one king bed dressed in premium bedding and crisp bed sheets, with turndown service for evenings. A private bathroom includes a shower, bathrobes, towels and a hair dryer, while in-room conveniences such as air conditioning, a desk, a safe, an iron/ironing board and mobile key entry ensure a relaxed stay. Entertainment is provided by a flat-screen TV with premium channels and a DVD player, and free WiFi keeps you connected.
Stays at Alila Ventana Big Sur include a curated all-inclusive-style experience: dining at The Sur House is included for resort guests, and the resort package covers non-alcoholic beverages, daily snacks, minibar items, valet parking and access to resort activities and wellness programming. Guests also enjoy complimentary access to the pools, Japanese hot baths and the fitness center, plus excursion gear and free daily newspapers. Housekeeping is provided daily, in-room dining is available, and a limited-hours room service complements the in-villa comforts. The property is adults-only and accommodations are limited to two guests to preserve the resort’s tranquil atmosphere.
























The villa sits on the ridge above the Pacific, and its private outdoor patio opens to coastal and forest-influenced views. The resort is perched roughly 1,200 feet above the ocean on 160 acres, so the setting feels secluded and high above the shoreline.
The Villa measures 930 sq. ft. It has a bedroom with a king bed, a private bathroom, a desk and a private patio. The materials are natural and the finishes modern, and the space is made for two adults.
The Villa has one king bed with premium bedding and crisp sheets, and turndown service in the evening. Rooms at Alila Ventana Big Sur are limited to two guests to keep the resort peaceful.
The bathroom is private and has a shower, bathrobes, towels and a hair dryer. Housekeeping comes daily.
The stay is all-inclusive in style. It covers dining at The Sur House, non-alcoholic beverages, daily snacks, the minibar, curated resort activities and wellness programming. Access to the pools, Japanese baths and the 24-hour fitness center is included, as are valet parking and excursion gear. The Villa also has free bottled water and free daily newspapers.
It is made for couples and solo adults. The resort is adults-only, with a minimum check-in age of 18, and rooms hold a maximum of two guests. Children under 18 are not permitted. The setting suits a slow retreat, with the spa, pools, hiking and guided activities close at hand.
You get a flat-screen TV with premium channels and a DVD player, plus coffee and espresso makers, a safe and an iron and ironing board. Air conditioning, a desk and a phone are there too. Free high-speed WiFi covers the whole resort. Room service runs on limited hours, and In-Room Dining has a late-night menu from 9:00 PM to 7:00 AM.
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. The Japanese hot baths have men's, women's and co-ed sections, all clothing-optional. The pools and baths are open year-round. Spa Alila is open daily from 9:45 AM to 5:00 PM for guests 18 and older, by advance reservation only. Treatments canceled within 24 hours incur a 50% charge.
You reach the resort by driving Highway 1, a winding two-lane coastal road, and a car is needed. Monterey airport is about an hour away, San Jose about 2 hours and San Francisco about 3. 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 the resort does not accept cash.
September through November usually brings the clearest skies and thinner crowds. March through May is green, with wildflowers and flowing waterfalls. Summer is the busiest and foggiest season, often with morning fog that burns off by afternoon. Winter is quieter, with heavier storms and occasional road closures.
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