Baechtel Creek Inn & Spa

Baechtel Creek Inn & Spa

101 Gregory Lane
Willits, California 95490
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Reservation Phone: (800) 459-9911
Local Phone: (707) 459-9063

Baechtel Creek Inn
 
Willits, "gateway to the redwoods," is centrally located to majestic redwood forests, the gorgeous Mendocino coast, and California's greenest wine regions, with more than 60 boutique and well known wineries. The area is unspoiled, uncrowded and undiscovered! Whether you are thirsting for great wines, hungry for delicious organic cuisine or just craving a re-energizing getaway, Mendocino County is a perfect destination.
 
Baechtel Creek Inn Lobby Baechtel Premium Room  Baechtel Inn Exterior
 
 
Baechtel Creek Inn is the premier location for discerning visitors seeking a more individualized, distinctive travel experience and who seek a sense of the local flavor of Mendocino County and the historic town of Willits. Be its guest for your memorable journey to this breathtaking part of Northern California and all its natural splendor, while rejuvenating and relaxing at the Inn and Spa, which offers an array of massages and treatments. 
 
Baechtel Inn Pool
• Cost per Dog: 1st dog $0, 2nd dog: $20/night

Dog-friendly policies:

  • Size: Maximum 35 pounds
  • Maximum number allowed: 2
  • Percentage of rooms that are dog-friendly: Less than 50%
  • Other comments: 2 pet-friendly rooms. Please call ahead if you are bringing your dog.

Dog-friendly property amenities:

  • Dog-friendly hiking/activity/attractions guide/listings at front desk
  • Welcome bag with paw wipes, dog waste bags & treats

Onward and Inland!
Photo Credit: Chandelier Tree, Redwood Coast (CC)
Photo Credit: Chandelier Tree, Redwood Coast (CC)
Drive north on Highway 1 from Fort Bragg, and you’ll soon turn away from the coast and enter the county’s “Inland Empire.” It’s about an hour to Leggett, where the road merges with Highway 101 and the Redwood Coast begins. more »
Mendocino's Inland Charms
Spunky little dog near Lake Mendocino
Spunky little dog near Lake Mendocino. Photo: Swift Benjamin
Drive north on Highway 1 from Fort Bragg, and you’ll soon leave the coast and turn inland. It’s about an hour to Leggett, where the road merges with Highway 101 and the Redwood Coast begins. Leggett is home to one of the North State's most enduring roadside attractions, the Chandelier Drive-Thru Tree, a centuries-old coast redwood that was transformed into a tourist stop in the 1930's, when a 6-foot-wide tunnel was bored through it. Visitors ever since have been driving their cars into the opening and snapping photos with kids and dogs waving hands and paws out the windows. more »
Take a Walk on the Wild Side
Dogs on the Beach in Northern California
Mendocino County in spring is an emerald wonderland that begs to be admired, and there’s no better way to do so than to don a pair of hiking shoes and take to the hills. more »
Woof It Up in the Wild
Sunset at Point ArenaMany Mendocino visitors stay glued to the coast during their visits, but to do so is to miss out on star canine attractions such as Cow Mountain Recreation Area, 27,000 acres of rugged terrain administered by the Bureau of Land Management near Ukiah; the Snow Mountain Wilderness in the Mendocino National Forest; and Stornetta Public Lands, a 1,132-acre coastal haven near Point Arena. more »
Coasting With Your Canine
Photo Credit: Mark Cosy (CC)
Photo Credit: Mark Cosy (CC)
Noyo Harbor BeachA mere glimpse of Mendocino’s gorgeously sculpted coastline is all it takes to turn urban angst into rural revelation. The scenery is so intoxicating you can happily spend a week along the Highway 1 corridor without venturing beyond sight or sound of the sea. more »
Pet-Friendly Mendocino
If there's one destination in Northern California that really rolls out the red carpet for your pooch, it's Mendocino County. You'll find dozens of hotels, motels, inns, B&B's and cottages that will welcome you and your pup with open arms, treats and amenities. For more on accommodations, check out the Visit Mendocino lodging page and search "Pet Friendly." In addition to great places to stay, many winery tasting rooms welcome canine companions with water, treats and a place to curl up by the bar.  more »
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