Green Gables Inn, A Four Sisters Inn
Four Sisters Inns Unveils Major Renovation of Green Gables Inn
Situated on Monterey Bay, the redesign of Green Gables Inn combines a breathtaking oceanfront location with stunning architectural elements to create a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere that encourages guests to relax and unwind. Originally constructed in 1888 by the engineer—and amateur architect—Willam Lacy, Green Gables Inn was the first property in the Four Sisters Collection upon its founding in 1975.
Hallmarks of the renovation include unveiling the original maple hardwood floors in the oceanfront Parlor room, accentuating the high ceilings with oversized chandeliers, and shifting the focus to the expansive ocean views by introducing a soothing color palette of soft whites, blues, greens, and grays. Historic architectural elements of the inn were also refurbished, including the original stained glass windows flanking the fireplace and the intricate crown molding trim, medallions, and unique cornices throughout the inn.
The dining room has been enhanced with tonal textured wall coverings, a fully stocked beverage center, marble countertops, and aged brass accents. Tables have been arranged so every guest can enjoy an ocean view.
In addition to the public spaces, the 11 redesigned guest rooms reflect a light coastal-inspired color palette and feature new flooring, window treatments, bedding, and white-washed wood furniture. Each room has also been fitted with modern amenities, including a Tivoli BlueTooth audio system, Illy espresso maker, USB chargers, and a mini-fridge.