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Be the first to stay and play at a new Ritz-Carlton in California
The
Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay, and oceanfront golf and spa resort on Northern
California’s scenic Pacific Coast, will open in December.
The 261-room hotel, inspired by the grand seaside lodges of the 19th century, is situated between two of the west’s finest golf courses.
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Offering panoramic views of the rugged coastline from the Ocean Colony bluffs, The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay will include a main building and three adjacent bungalows. More than two-thirds of the guestrooms will feature ocean views and most will include a built-in window seat, fireplace, or walkout terrace.
The main building will contain 290 guestrooms, The Ocean Grill restaurant, the 16,000-square-foot Spa, Salon and Fitness Center, and The Lobby Lounge/Solarium. The bungalows will include 52 guestrooms and spacious suites, with an exclusive lounge and two small meeting rooms.
The Links Course, designed by Arnold Palmer, is a traditional-style layout, with strategically placed bunkers and water hazards. The Ocean Course, designed by the renowned Arthur Hills, includes dramatic views of the Pacific coastline.
Other recreational amenities include a coastal walking path that leads to secluded beaches and picnic spots, six tennis courts, cliffside hot tubs, and a patio area with an outdoor fireplace. Horseback riding, deep-sea fishing, whale watching, sea kayaking, hiking, biking, and shopping excursions can also be arranged.