Nicholson House at Beaujolais
Design-forward boutique rooms in a restored historic Mendocino Victorian, with contactless check-in, heated bathroom floors and included breakfast at The Waiting Room beside Café Beaujolais.
About Nicholson House at Beaujolais
Nicholson House at Beaujolais is a boutique hotel at 951 Ukiah St in Mendocino Village, occupying a restored late-19th-century Victorian home. Its interiors combine antique and period references with contemporary comfort, making it a more design-focused alternative to a traditional bed-and-breakfast.
Rooms vary from compact historic accommodations to larger garden suites. Heated bathroom floors, upgraded showers, premium bedding, mini refrigerators and modern climate control are common features, while selected rooms add soaking tubs, fireplaces or wet bars. Arrival is largely contactless, using door codes and digital communication rather than a conventional staffed lobby.
Breakfast is included through The Waiting Room, part of the neighboring Beaujolais dining group, and typically combines a barista beverage with a fresh baked item. Café Beaujolais and The Brickery next door expand the dining options, giving guests unusually convenient access to several well-known Mendocino food venues.
The location is walkable to the village, coast and headlands. Pet-friendly lodging is limited to particular garden units, and parking is mostly on nearby streets, so those details should be confirmed when choosing a room.
Boutique historic Mendocino stay tied to the Beaujolais dining complex