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Mendocino: no mystery why it's popular
When the producers of TV’s Murder She Wrote were looking for the perfect stand-in for the fictional New England coastal village of Cabot Cove, they found it about 3,000 miles this side of the East Coast in the Northern California community of Mendocino. So it’s no mystery that, with all of the TV exposure, Mendocino has become one of the most popular getaways on the California coast.
The series ran 12 years altogether, filming its last episode in 1996. During that time, 264 episodes were broadcast to millions of viewers each week, each segment serving up a good helping of scenery in and around Mendocino. Interestingly there were just nine episodes actually filmed in the town – the other 255 shows used stock exterior footage the producers grabbed while in town for those nine shoots.
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Inn at Schoolhouse Creek
PO Box 1637
Mendocino, CA 95456
Ph: 800-731-5525
Email: Innkeeper@schoolhousecreek.com | 
 |  | | The Inn at Schoolhouse Creek on the Mendocino Coast provides a unique experience on the Northern California Coast with cottages and rooms spread out over 9 acres of lush gardens, meadows and forested land as well as our cliffside cottages providing the perfect setting to catch the sunset.
Come escape to the coast and discover our distinctive Inn’s cottages and rooms offering all the amenities you are looking for to relax, unwind and get away from it all--ocean views, fireplaces, cliffside cottages, hot tubs, Jacuzzi tubs, bountiful breakfasts, spa services and more.
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Coast Guard House Historic Inn
695 Arena Cove Post Office Box 117
Point Arena, CA 95468
Ph: 707-882-2442 Fx: 707-882-3233
Email: coast@mcn.org |
|  | | A Bed and Breakfast overlooking the Pacific, Coast Guard House has stood on a bluff over-looking the rugged Mendocino Coast for over a hundred years. The inn, a 1901 Cape Cod, was once home to brave sea rescuers who performed their duties just a few hundred feet away. Today it is a peaceful bed and breakfast inn featuring rooms with fireplaces in the main building and two private cottages with fireplaces and whirlpool spas for two. In the tradition of turn-of-the-century
craftsmen, we have decorated with comfortable furnishings, quality linens, and the work of local
artists and craftspeople.
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MacCallum House Inn
45020 Albion Street PO Box 206
Mendocino, CA 95460
Ph: 707-937-0289
Email: info@maccallumhouse.com |
 |  | | Located in the heart of the tranquil Mendocino Village, MacCallum House is private and secluded, set on two beautifully landscaped acres of vibrant gardens. The historic landmark Victorian estate is enhanced by an award winning restaurant and bar. The property includes the famed MacCallum Suites, a four-star luxury mansion on the highest hill in Mendocino overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Perfect for a romantic retreat, family reunion or small wedding. This property features a private meeting room and a full gourmet-catering kitchen. |
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Wharf Masters Inn
785 Iversen Avenue PO Box 674
Point Arena, CA 95468
Ph: 800-932-4031 |
|  | | Perched on a cliff over looking a secluded cove sits the historic Wharf Master's Inn. Stunning ocean views and luxurious accommodations await all who venture to this hidden location on California's magical Mendocino Coast. Whether you are looking for a private romantic getaway, traveling with your family, interested in great fishing, golf or hiking along miles of pristine beaches, the Wharf Master's Inn is without question one of Northern California's premiere boutique hotels. Our luxurious rooms feature fireplaces, two person spa tubs, four post feather beds, private balconies, satellite television, and more.
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