Martine Inn

At the center of the Monterey Peninsula, Pacific Grove is distinguished by the Martine Inn. Renovated by Don Martine, an expert on Victoriana, the expansive 100-year-old home is an outstanding hostelry furnished with museum quality antiques. Overlooking Monterey Bay, the Inn offers some of the finest views available to Peninsula visitors. Guests enjoy breakfast served on antique Sheffield silver, play billiards in the game room, relax in the courtyard with its oriental fountain, and examine lovingly restored vintage MG automobiles. The Monterey Bay Aquarium and Monterey's Cannery Row are only four blocks away.

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"One of America's top 12 B&Bs" Country Inn Magazine

"One of the 8 best B&Bs in Historic Homes" Bon Appetit

"One glance at the lavish Victorian interior and the incredible bay views and you will know why this Mediterranean-style inn is one of the best in the area" Frommers

"I'm not sure whether I was more excited about staying at Don Martine's Bed and Breakfast Inn or seeing his outstanding collection of MGs displayed in various garages situated right on the grounds." Vintage Motorsport, Howard Koby

Breakfast is served at 8 a.m. until 10 a.m. Breakfast is hand served at your table. We have a full time chef who prepares a different entree everyday. The entrees are special dishes designed by us and not available anywhere else. Along with the entree is a fresh baked product such as a muffin, freshly squeezed orange or apple juice, seasonal fresh fruit, coffee, tea, milk. All of our food is hand served at your table on fine china, silver, crystal and lace. Our service is Victorian style and will provide you with some pleasant surprises.

Hot and cold hors d'oeuvres, a fruit tray and a vegetable tray with dip are served in the dining room each evening from 5:30 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. Beverages served are Monterey County white and red wines, Martinelli's Sparkling Cider and water. Help yourself.

There are ground floor and 2nd floor sitting rooms in which you can relax and enjoy the view. These are available 24 hours a day. These rooms have spectacular views of the waves crashing against the rocky coastline of Pacific Grove.

Sally Parke was the sister of James Parke - one of the original owners' daughters and an excellent early California landscape painter. She studied in Paris and her paintings are highly valued today. Some are displayed at the Inn along with many other famous artists of the Monterey Peninsula. You can see how the Monterey Peninsula looked through their eyes and talent almost 100 years ago and compare that with current photos.

Enjoy our 1917 nickelodeon, 1890 White Oak pool table and antique 1930's Jennings dime slot machine. Also view an original stained glass window from the M.G. Factory in England, historic Mercedes Benz posters and Don Martine's MG trophy case.

The courtyard once contained 3 Oriental ponds with an arched bridge over the center pond. One of the daughters of the Parkes fell into one of the ponds and they filled 2 of them for safety reasons and cemented in a shuffle board area. It is a wonderful, quiet area for reading or sunbathing, protected on all 4 sides from the wind. It is also the prime area for the many weddings that take place at the Inn.

Our library is full of interesting and informative material such as restaurant menus, awards presented to the Inn, over 1,000 books, current magazines and portfolios of pictures of the Inn's restoration, special events held here, the car collection and racing photos. You can play checkers, sit and read, lounge by the fireplace or just people watch. The inlaid mahogany and oak floor brings thoughts of long ago. Pictures of the Parke family and Don and his mother and father hang in oval frames over the fireplace and marble mantle clock. A huge copper/brass floor lamp with large fringed shade casts a soft glow in the room.

Hear the actual style and personality of many of the great pianists of the 1920s and 1930s on our 1923 reproducing baby grand piano. The rolls were made by the pianist playing on a special machine that measured volume, speed, intensity, inflection, etc. The special rolls contain 10 more lines of information than a normal player piano. Only the very wealthy of the early 1900s could afford the rolls, which cost typically more than a factory worker's day's pay.

Our entry has brochures and local publications for you to review and has coffee, tea and hot chocolate from early morning until 9 pm. Afternoon snacks are also presented in the entry area. A featured item on the stairs' second landing is a water color painted by Sandra Leitzinger of Martine Inn and our famous 1950 MG TD Von Neuman Special Racecar.

The use of silver in the late 1800's is one of the major changes in lifestyle between then and now. We have collected a very significant collection of both flatware and hollow-ware from the 1700s, 1800s and early 1900s. You can see spoon warmers, asparagus trays and tongs, merry-go-round cruet sets and flatware silver set Lancaster Rose made by Gorham and introduced in 1896 that has 40 pieces to each place setting and 86 serving pieces. Your breakfast table will be set with some of these silver pieces.

Ice & Beverages - If you want ice, we are happy to bring it to you. Please ask the staff to bring you any of the beverages on our wine list. It will be presented to you on a silver tray with glasses appropriate to the beverage. This service is available from 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Aquarium Tickets - Tickets to the Monterey Bay Aquarium are available from our office at the same rate as at the gate. They are "anytime" admission tickets and will allow you admission without waiting in line. They are 2 day tickets allowing you to return the next day at no additional charge.

Monterey Bay Whale Watch Tickets - Daily trips are led by marine biologists and experienced captains. Tickets are available from the innkeepers.

National Steinbeck Center In Salinas - John Steinbeck lived in Pacific Grove for a considerable portion of his life. In fact, Don Martine used to deliver the Monterey Herald to their home in P.G. Tickets for the extensive exhibits at the National Steinbeck Center in Salinas are available from the innkeepers.

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This gracious palace that sits high on the cliffs of Pacific Grove overlooking the rocky coastline of the Monterey Bay, was built in 1899. In 1901 Laura and James Parke, of Parke Davis Pharmaceuticals, purchased it for their family home. Laura is remembered as a reigning regal lady who entertained many dignitaries in this beautiful home. The house was originally a true Victorian with a cupola, dormers and grape arbors.

Remodeling was almost constant on the house. The living and dining rooms were extended six feet utilizing the grape arbor as a foundation. The cupolas and dormers were removed, the house was stuccoed, and six foot high walls were erected enclosing the estate. It was converted from a Victorian to a Mediterranean style house. In 1925 a large playroom was added for the Parkes' two adopted daughters, Louisa and Francine, as well as an apartment for Mrs. Parke's brother. The maids' quarters were expanded to meet the needs of the expanded home.

The remodeling was performed by Richard Chivers with much of the molding, railings and cabinetwork made by the water-driven equipment in Mr. Chiver's PG shop. James Parke, being fond of exotic wood, employed Richard to purchase wood in San Francisco and to create Siamese Teak outside gates, Honduras Mahogany trim in the parlor and dining rooms, and a Spanish Cedar staircase.

There is a pond with an Oriental fountain located in the courtyard behind the house that is protected by a 14 foot high wall. The carriage house directly faces the courtyard. In past years, the carriage house held various makes of cars, including a 1937 Packard Dual Cowl Phaeton. The Parkes' nephew, James Oliver, was the chauffeur and caretaker with his quarters there.

The old staff call system no longer operates, but the number box and bell still exist on the kitchen wall. Buttons were located in each room and under the carpet in the dining room. Pushing the button caused the bell to ring in the kitchen. The servants would check the number to tell them which room needed service.

In 1942 Mrs. Parke, along with many other Pacific Grove citizens, sighted submarines in the Bay. When renovation first began. Mr. Parke was already in poor health, and the frightening experience of sighting the submarines took its toll. The Parke estate was sold to Nancy Ryan and the Parkes moved into the Forest Hill Hotel, living out the rest of their lives there.

In 1972 Norah and Homer Martine and their son Don purchased the Parke home. Twelve years later Don fully renovated the grand mansion. He replaced the worn out plumbing, installed a new heating system with individual room controls and replaced the old knob and tube wiring. All fixtures are authentic, turn of the century antiques, including push button light switches, claw foot tubs, brass fixtures, marble sinks, etc.

Careful attention has been given to restoring the fine Victorian interior details, with paint removed from the mahogany and oak trim, inlaid oak and mahogany floor stripped and refinished. The ceilings on the ground floor were only 6½ feet high, which was fine at the turn of the century but unsatisfactory by today's standards. The cement floor had to be removed and lowered two feet, requiring new foundations be poured for the front of the house. The game room was completed shortly after the opening of the inn in 1984. The game room is located in the former shuffle board and patio furniture storage area.

Sally Parke was the sister of James and lived in a home constructed for her on the family compound. She was trained in Paris and is a renowned early California landscape artist. Some of her art is shown in the Parlor and other artwork of that period and style are shown throughout the inn.

The former maids' quarters were on the first floor next to the kitchen, and were the private area for Don, who continued to reside in the house from 1984 through 1989. In 1989 Don purchased the house to the rear of the Carriage House as his residence. The doorbell, phone and TV cameras are all active in this house so someone is available 24 hours a day.

After the completion of the building restoration, Don researched authentic Victorian wall coverings and paint colors to complete the luxurious interior design. Each room is entirely different in color, wall covering, fabrics, and furniture design. Furnishings have been carefully selected for each room to fit the style, size and ambiance of that room. Most of the furnishings are museum quality with preference for American antiques from 1800 through 1890.

During the search for antiques, some particularly outstanding bedroom suites were obtained: the Malarin Estate's incredible Mahogany suite that was exhibited in the 1893 Chicago Worlds Fair; the magnificent Eastlake suite from the estate of C.K. McClatchy, including his bowl and pitcher set; Edith Head's bedroom suite, including her early commissioned portrait; an 1860 Chippendale Revival four-poster bed with canopy and side curtains, highboy and lowboy; and others.

Don Martine has selected the finest Victorian and Old Sheffield silver pieces you could imagine and they are used daily. In addition, Don has an interesting collection of old MG's and races them in the vintage races. A display area for some of the vintage MGs is located to the rear of the Carriage house.

The entire process of the design, furnishing, decorating and services for guests is to recreate the experience one would have had if they had been the individual guests of the Parkes at the turn of the century.

The Martine Inn has six meeting and conference rooms and is ideal for your small meetings whether a board meeting or sales meeting, a planning meeting or a staff meeting, a budget meeting or a training meeting ... executive or staff meeting. We have the right size meeting room for you. Our Martine Inn Meeting Director of Events will see to your every need: room layout; audio visual equipment; DSL; WiFi; and personal attention that may be missing with larger meeting venues.

Food for your meetings may include breakfast, snacks, luncheons, receptions, dinners, banquets ... all cuisine prepared from fresh ingredients - to your exact specifications by our long-time chef. Our location on the rocky coastline of the Monterey Bay is a 5-10 minute walk to the Monterey Bay Aquarium, Cannery Row and Wine Tasting. We can readily make arrangements with the Aquarium, Whale Watch, Steinbeck Center, Kayaking and many others for tickets and services.

Please contact us for specific price quotes and questions: Anne Ross, Director of Events (800.852.5588; anne@martineinn.com)

A meal at the Martine Inn is presented on fine 1800's style porcelain, Victorian and Old Sheffield Silver tableware sets, lace and Lancaster Rose sterling silver flatware introduced by Gorham in 1896. You may find yourself eating with an ice cream fork, berry fork, fruit knife, fish fork, or asparagus tongs, depending on the menu you choose. Service includes warm spoons presented from 1880's Victorian silver spoon warmers. A historical explanation on the use of silver in the 1800's will be presented if desired. Eating at the Martine Inn recreates the style and elegance of fine dining experienced by the very wealthy in the late 1800's.

Our recipes and menus are prepared from the old 1880's "White House" cookbooks and reformulated to meet our current tastes. Monterey County's finest wines are selected to complement the food with the wines themselves frequently included in the recipe. Particular attention is paid to the balance of flavors in the courses and the wine's contribution to that balance.

Our food is prepared by Chef Ismael Diaz Vizcaya, formerly of Harvey's Lake Tahoe. He has created fine entrees for our guests for over 20 years. Ismael has a unique talent for creating subtle flavors with artistic presentation and effective use of color to produce both visual and taste delight.

We can produce these Victorian meals from 5 courses for lunch with 2 wines and 1 champagne up to 12 courses dinners that duplicate the State dinners in the 1880's including 10 different wines and 2 different champagnes. Each luncheon and dinner is individually designed to meet your particular needs. Luncheons typically take 1 1/2 to 2 hours and dinner can take up to 4 hours.

A major part of the dining experience is our location and overall ambiance. You will be looking directly out at the waves crashing against the rocky coastline of Pacific Grove on Monterey Bay. On clear days you can see the peak at Mt. Madonna, 50 miles across the bay.

*Our Victorian dinners are for groups of 20 or more and must be scheduled at least 1 week in advance. We are sorry, but our city permit does not allow us to serve individuals, only groups.

A Martine Inn Wedding on the Monterey Bay ... Memories for a Lifetime!

Over the past 20 years, the Martine Inn has staged hundreds of weddings - from two person elopements to groups of 120 guests. Our bride and groom have come from as near as Monterey to as far away as Germany, Japan, Hong Kong, and the European continent. Whether simple or lavish in style, accented by antique cars, horse drawn carriages, harp music or rock and roll bands, a Martine Inn wedding is the ideal way to begin the best that is yet-to-be.

"It was absolutely perfect and more than I had dreamed."
Robyn & Landon Amberg

Locations
The Martine Inn offers many locations for your wedding, both inside and garden, on site and waterfront park locations. We will set them up according to your desires - creating a special unique atmosphere that will be perfect for you and your guests.

Consulting
We have an experienced wedding consultant on-staff for advising, organizing and coordinating. We have been producing unique weddings for over 20 years and have consulted with thousands of brides. You can be assured we will listen to what you want, draw on our vast experience and complete the wedding you have dreamed of all your life.

Music
Create the perfect mood for your wedding or reception with a harpist, string quartet, chamber music, piano, band or disc jockey. Over our 20 years of presenting weddings, we have many resources to assure you have the musical experience of a lifetime.

Wedding Decorations
Plants, balloons, arches, candelabra, butterflies and doves for personalizing this special occasion. The sky is the limit! Your choices are endless and we are happy to assist with ideas.

Minister
Either religious or nondenominational male or female available for a donation of $150 and up.

"Thanks for making our wedding fantastic beyond our expectations." - Brian Eastman

Beverages
Champagne, wine, beer, sparkling cider, mineral water, carbonated drinks served by the bottle or fountain.

Food
Intimate dinners at the Martine Inn are a truly special occasion. Food is freshly prepared in our kitchen with many recipes from the original 1880's White House Cookbook.

Photographer
Sample works of local photographers specializing in weddings are available. Your photo album is extremely important and we can assist you in this selection with lists of experienced and capable - reliable - experts.

Hours
1 - 5 p.m. for less than 50 guests. If the entire Inn is booked, wedding reception hours are flexible.

Elopements
The perfect place for an intimate and private elopement is the Martine Inn. A special package is available to meet your financial and privacy needs.

Fees

• Up to fifty guests $1500
• Fifty to one hundred and twenty-five guests (plus ... must book the entire Inn) $2500+
• No date can be confirmed until the above fee is paid. The use fees are non refundable and for that date only.
• All prices for flowers, music, decorations, minister, photographer, beverages, and food are in addition to the use fee.

"Your attention to detail is unmatched." - Gloria Wiley

Don Martine has been interested in cars since he was three years of age. A picture of him with a grease gun, attempting to lubricate his pedal car (age three) is in the display area at his Martine Inn - An elegant Bed & Breakfast that overlooks the magnificent Monterey Bay. Don's interest in MGs began in 1950 when his father, Homer Martine, purchased a 1949 MGTC. This interest was furthered when he watched Johnny Von Neumann drive his 1950 MGTD Special to victory at the inaugural Pebble Beach Road Races... a car that Don now owns and has on display.

The MG display area contains watercolors by Sandra Leitzinger, oil paintings by Peter Hearsey, posters, prints, photos, tools, signs, gas pumps, historic helmets, paraphernalia and checkered flag black and white-tiled floor. Don has a restoration shop near the inn where he restores these cars and builds the race engines for the race cars. Some of the cars that may be on display include the following cars. Note: If the doors to this display are closed, please ask the staff to open them so that you may see the cars up close.

For photos and additional stories: Visit Don Martine's Motorsports Website

• 1932 MG D: four-seater, 850 cc, 4-cylinder,overhead cam, three-speed transmission. 208 made.
• 1933 MG L2 Roadster: 1,087 cc, six-cylinder, overhead cam, four-speed transmission. 85 made.
• 1936 MG, NB Magnette Special Roadster: six-cylinder overhead cam, 1.5 litre, supercharged, Wilson preselector trans, airplane hydraulic front brakes, west coast racer. One only.
• 1948 MG TC: supercharged, four-cylinder push rod, 1.5 litre, four-speed transmission, dunlop 16-inch racing wheels, Alfin drum brakes. 10,000 made.
• 1949 MG Y Sedan: four-cylinder, pushrod, 1.25 litre, four-speed trans, hydraulic brakes, factory sunroof, wind out windshield, roll up rear window shade, built-in jacks. 6,000 made.
• 1949 MG TC Roadster: four-cylinder, pushrod, 1.25 litre, four-speed transmission, absolutely original. 10,000 made.
• 1950 MG TD Von Neumann Special Roadster: four-cylinder, pushrod, 1.5 litre, TC trans, Alfin drum brakes, Borranni wire wheels, aluminum body by Emil Deidt, most winning west coast racer in 1950-51. One only.
• 1951 Daimler Empress Sports Sedan: body by Hooper, 2.5 litre, pushrod, six-cylinder, Wilson preselector transmission. 90 made.
• 1953 MG TD, MK II, Roadster: four-cylinder pushrod, 1.25 litre, larger carbs, larger valves, two fuel pumps, eight shocks, higher compression factory competition TD. 1,700 made.
• 1955 MG TF 1500 Convertible Pickup: four-cylinder pushrod, 1.5 litre, chassis stretched 1 ft., pick up box added, made by Jack Anderson to house his wheelchair. One only.
• 1960 MG A Roadster: 1.622 liter, four-cylinder, pushrod, four-speed transmission, disc brakes, 100 mph car. 31,501 made.
• 1963 MG 1300 Sedan: 1275 cc, pushrod, four-cylinder, transverse engine, front wheel drive, factory race car. 1 only.
• 1967 MG B Roadster: 1789 cc, four-cylinder, pushrod, four-speed transmission, plus overdrive. 15,128 made.

The Carriage Room

Tall mahogany and marble fireplace, 1860's ebonized renaissance revival 2-piece American bedroom set, queen bed, claw foot tub and shower, handicap access.

Newspapers, Magazines, Business Journals

"...an elegant bed & breakfast...cozy and intimate... appealing decor...spectacular bay view." Barabara Fairchild, Bon Appetit

"One of the best is Martine's Bed & Breakfast." Bob Hosmon, South Florida Business Journal

"The incredible view is a bonus enjoyed during a stay at The Martine Inn...one traveler's seal of approval." John Monaghan, Innsider Magazine

One of the 10 Most Romantic Inns in the US. Gail Rickey, Vacations Magazine

One of the 12 Best Inns in the US. Gail, Country Inns Magazine

One of the 8 Best Inns in the US. Bon Appetit

"A clifftop mansion overlooking Monterey Bay boasts handsome rooms, museum quality antiques and special amenities." Glamour Magazine

"The Martine Inn is a place to soothe the psyche... plus good food, oustanding comfort and hospitality." Rolla Crick, The Oregonian

"Inn offers more than serenity." Kathey Clavey, Fresno Bee

"But then, The Martine Inn - like its friendly owner - is no ordinary bed and breakfast." George Medevoy, The Sunday Times

"Elegant restoration still stunning at Martine Inn on Monterey Bay." Fred & Mardi Nystrom, Eastside Journal

"The Martine Inn's spacious dining room offers a breathtaking view of Monterey Bay." Paul Lee Cannon, Marin Independent Journal

"With a meticulous eye for detail, the Martines have created a place where each room is distinctly different and each is a visual feast." Peninsula Magazine

One of the 10 Most Romantic Inns in the US. The Road Most Traveled

"You'll find old fashioned elegance at The Martine Inn." Ute Lange, Californian

"The inn is a comfortable, antique-filled place." Linda Viques, Pacific Sun

"The least quaint from the outside and the most impressive on the inside is The Martine Inn." Wine Country

"Looking for a dazzling view of Monterey Bay? You can wake to one at The Martine Inn." Bill Bernsohn, Top 10: B & B Hall of Fame

"Owner Don Martine has filled the B&B with a thoughtful collection of antiques." Kimberly Chun, Williams Sonoma Taste

"Sadly, we didn't spend much time at the beach, or even at shops or clubs. The Martine Inn was entirely too lovely to leave." Debra Ramos, Enterprise

"Next time you are in the mood for a short or lengthy escape....take a trip to The Martine Inn." Joan Lund, Herald

"The Martine Inn of Pacific Grove is a pardise found." Sarah Rustam, Tolucan Times

"In Pacific Grove we stayed in the Martine Inn, a charming family-owned guest house that has the added attraction of a vintage car museum on the premises." Toby Young, Sunday Telegraph, London

"My husband and I chose the Martine Inn for our stay in Monterey because it was on Oceanview Boulevard, there's a magnificent Pacific Coast view, and it's only a 10-minute walk from Cannery Row and Pacific Grove....Perfect!." Lauray Yule, The Desert Leaf

Guidebooks

"Pacific Grove boasts plenty of B & Bs, but for a special treat the charm and comfort of the Martine Inn are hard to beat." Lonely Planet California & Nevada Travel Guide

"Commanding & front & center view of the spectacular waterfront is the Martine Inn." Hidden San Francisco & Northern California AAA

"Elegant museum quality American Antiques." Pamela Lanier, Complete Guide to Bed & Breakfast

"The Martine Inn is a beautiful sport for romantic getaways and weddings." Deborah Sakach, Official Guide to American Historic Inns

"Warm touches - a fresh rose, fruit basket, huge bath sheet and chocolate on your pillow at night all add to your welcome." Les Welcome, Selected Hotels & Inns North America

"Veteran antique collector, Don Martine has carefully filled this Victorian-turned-Mediterranean mansion with his extensive collection of pewter and sterling silver, vintage autos, and early Californian Art." Pamela Lanier Elegant Small Hotels

"Perfect location within walking distance of the Aquarium, Cannery Row and the Wharf." Sandva Soule, American Favorite Inns, B&B & Small Hotels West Coast

"The grounds feature a courtyard pond and oriental fountain, a carriage house, and a display area for several vintage MGs." Meeting Planners Guide to Historic Places national Tourist for Historic Preservation

"Innkeeper Don Martine has thought of every detail to make your stay delightful." Ken Christensen, Romantic America presents Romantic California

"One glance at the lavish Victorian interior and the incredible bay views and you'll know why this Mediterranean-style inn is one of the best B& Bs in the area." Frommers 2000 California

"Elegance, grace, and service are the keys to the Martine Inn." Fodors Americas Best Bed & Breakfast 1999

"As you might suppose in a house this large, the bedrooms are spacious, almost regal." Julianne Belote, Recommended Country Inns West Coast

"For fun and games visit the game room with its 1890's billiard table and nickelodeon." Fred & Mardi Nystrom, Special Places

"So call your sweetheart on the phone, set aside some time, make a reservation, and experience a glorious trip into the past." Ken Christensen, The Romantic Pacific Coast

"Commanding a front and center view of the spectacular waterfront is The Martine Inn."

Marin Van Young, Hidden San Francisco & Northern California

"Several intimate sitting rooms offset three large common areas: the library, the main dining room (with a dazzling view of the bay), and the breakfast parlor." Linda Watanabe McFerrin, Best Places Northern California

From The San Jose Airport
Take Highway 101 South. Continue approximately 40 minutes. Take Highway 156 West. Continue 4-5 miles. This will merge with Highway 1 South. Continue for 16-18 miles. Take the Highway 68 West, Pebble Beach/Pacific Grove - exit 399A. Turn right at the stoplight. This will turn into Forest Ave. Continue 2-3 miles in the right lane until you reach the water at Oceanview Blvd. Turn right on Oceanview Blvd. Continue 1/2 mile. Turn right into the Martine Inn parking lot and park on the grass. You may also park on either side of Oceanview Blvd.

From The San Francisco Airport
Take Highway 101 South. Continue approximately 1 1/2 hours. Take Highway 156 West. Continue 4-5 miles. This will merge with Highway 1 South. Continue for 16-18 miles. Take the Highway 68 West, Pebble Beach/Pacific Grove - exit 399A. Turn right at the stoplight. This will turn into Forest Ave. Continue 2-3 miles in the right lane until you reach the water at Oceanview Blvd. Turn right on Oceanview Blvd. Continue 1/2 mile. Turn right into the Martine Inn parking lot and park on the grass. You may also park on either side of Oceanview Blvd.

From Los Angeles
Take Highway 101 North. Continue approximately 6 hours. Take the "Monterey Peninsula" Exit. (It will be one of the first exits after the highway turns into a freeway in the Salinas area.) The freeway exit will end in a stopsign. Turn right and go under the overpass. Continue 2.5 miles. Turn left onto Highway 68 West. (There will be signs.) Continue for approximately 20 miles. Take Highway 1 South. Take the Highway 68 West, Pebble Beach/Pacific Grove - exit 399A. Turn right at the stoplight. This will turn into Forest Ave. Continue 2-3 miles in the right lane until you reach the water at Oceanview Blvd. Turn right on Oceanview Blvd. Continue ½ mile. Turn right into the Martine Inn parking lot and park on the grass. You may also park on either side of Oceanview Blvd.

From Sacramento
Take Highway 5 South to Santa Nella/Los Banos Exit. Take 152 West. Continue over Pacheco Pass and past Casa de Fruita. Take 156 West through Hollister. Take Highway 101 South. After approximately 10 miles, re-exit onto Highway 156 West towards the Monterey Peninsula. Continue 4-5 miles. This will merge with Highway 1 South. Continue for 16-18 miles. Take the Highway 68 West, Pebble Beach/Pacific Grove - exit 399A. Turn right at the stoplight. This will turn into Forest Ave. Continue 2-3 miles in the right lane until you reach the water at Oceanview Blvd. Turn right on Oceanview Blvd. Continue ½ mile. Turn right into the Martine Inn parking lot and park on the grass. You may also park on either side of Oceanview Blvd.

From Fresno
Take Highway 99 North. Take Highway 152 West towards Los Banos. Continue through Los Banos, over Pacheco Pass and past Casa de Fruita. Take 156 West towards Hollister. Take Highway 101 South. After approximately 10 miles, re-exit onto Highway 156 West towards the Monterey Peninsula. Continue 4-5 miles. This will merge with Highway 1 South. Continue for 16-18 miles. Take the Highway 68 West, Pebble Beach/Pacific Grove - exit 399A. Turn right at the stoplight. This will turn into Forest Ave. Continue 2-3 miles in the right lane until you reach the water at Oceanview Blvd. Turn right on Oceanview Blvd. Continue 1/2 mile. Turn right into the Martine Inn parking lot and park on the grass. You may also park on either side of Oceanview Blvd.