Accessibility

We want anybody to be able to look at our rooms, see a real price and book one, without having to ring us first. This page says what we have done about that, what we know is not right yet, and how to reach a person if any of it gets in your way.

If anything here stops you, ring us

A real person answers. We will take your booking over the phone, at the same price you would get on this website — booking with us directly is never more expensive because you had to call.

Call (805) 643-3273

Our accessible rooms

We have one accessible room. Each room page lists exactly what is in it — the shower, the grab bars, the doorway width, the bed height — so you can decide for yourself rather than take our word for it.

ADA Studio Suite with Two Queen Beds & KitchenOne accessible room — see exactly what is in it

When you tick “I need an accessible room” we hold that exact room for you. It is not a note we might get to — the room is taken out of the system the moment you book, and nobody else can be given it. It costs the same as any other room of that kind.

What we have done here

We aim at the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, version 2.2, level AA. We do not claim to have got everything right — nobody who has done this honestly does — but here is what is deliberate:

Three text sizes and a stronger-contrast setting, in the “Aa” button at the top of every page. Your choice is remembered on this phone or computer.
You can also pinch or zoom up to five times. We have not switched that off.
There is a “hide the pictures” setting, for a slow connection or simply less to take in.
Everything works with a keyboard, and every box you type into has a label a screen reader reads out.
Nothing moves or animates if your device is set to reduce motion.
You never have to make an account or remember a password to book a room.

What we know is not right yet

Saying this plainly is the point of having the page at all.

Our photographs do not all have a written description yet. We are adding them room by room.
The card payment box, when we ask for one, is run by Stripe and we do not control how it behaves with a screen reader.
An automated accessibility checker (axe-core 4.12.1) last went over this site on 16 September 2026 and found nothing to fix. We have also tested it with a keyboard, but not yet with every screen reader by hand.

Tell us what went wrong

If something on this website stopped you, we would genuinely rather know. It goes straight to the front desk. You do not have to leave your name or any way of reaching you — though if you do, we will get back to you.

This site was last checked on 16 September 2026. If you would rather write to us, our address and email are at the bottom of every page.