Su Nido Inn, Luxury Lodging in Ojai, California

While Ojai, California is considered a year-round travel destination, March and October are the best times of year to plan your girlfriend getaway, special celebration or romantic retreat.

This March was my first trip to Ojai and I’m already dreaming of my next visit. A walkable hamlet filled with shops, culture and terrific dining, Ojai appears to be a town filled of Los Angeles escapees.

The charming Sue Nido Inn - translated to “your nest” in Spanish – served as my private shangri-la for this outdoor adventure weekend.

The three year old Su Nido Inn, with nine, one and two bedroom non-smoking suites, was built as a luxury Inn with peace and comfort in mind. The suites feature feather beds, Walker Zanger tile with little mosaic niches throughout the Inn and specially milled carpet.

“With our king suite accomodations, we cater to adults,” notes Owner and Ojai resident Geoff Wells. The father of three is quick to point out that their sister property, Casa Ojai Inn, is kid-friendly, with a salt water pool and spa and extended stay rooms available.

Robin Suite - Su Nido Inn, Ojai, California

My Su Nido room, the Robin Suite, has a rack rate of $309 on this March weekend and $219 Sunday – Thursday. The Heron Suite, with its own hot tub, is the romance suite, yet all rooms come with fireplaces, mini fridges stocked with complimentary waters and drinks; gourmet snacks and a coffee pot are available, too. While you may appreciate the Molton Brown amenities, I was thankful for the robe and slippers hanging in the closet. I travel carry on whenever possible due to a prior lost luggage situation.

Social media geeks will appreciate the free internet. You can also find the Su Nido in on Facebook.

IF YOU GO:

Su Nido Inn 1 (866) 646-7080 or (805) 646-7080

301 North Montgomery Street, Ojai, CA 93023

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Article written by and photos couresy of  Travel Writer Nancy D. Brown of What a Trip I was a guest of Su Nido Inn during my Ojai visit.