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The Deluxe Room at The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay offers 450 sq. ft. of refined coastal living with views toward the Pacific Ocean from a bluff-top setting. Thoughtfully appointed and accessible, the room provides comfortable space for families or small groups while remaining a restful retreat perched above the shoreline.
Choose between one King Bed or two Queen Beds to suit your travel needs; the one-bedroom layout accommodates up to 4 guests and can be arranged as a connecting room when required. The private bathroom features a separate bathtub and shower and comes stocked with designer toiletries, bathrobes, slippers, fresh towels, and a hair dryer. Premium bedding includes Egyptian cotton sheets, a down comforter, hypo-allergenic options, and turndown service; bed sheets are changed on request.
In-room amenities and services are designed for ease and enjoyment: free wired internet and complimentary WiFi, a 42-inch smart TV with Netflix, premium channels, pay movies, closed-captioning, and an iPod dock for entertainment. A coffee/tea maker and free bottled water are provided, and 24-hour room service is available. Family-friendly touches include a complimentary crib and the option to add a rollaway/extra bed for a surcharge (rollaway fee USD 100.00 per night). Accessibility features and connecting-room options help tailor your stay for comfort and convenience at The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay.




















The resort sits on a bluff above the Pacific Ocean at the southern end of Half Moon Bay, and the Deluxe Room is described as having views toward the ocean from that setting. It is a restful, coastal-feeling room rather than a sprawling suite, so the draw is the location above the shoreline.
The 450 sq. ft. one-bedroom room offers 1 King or 2 Queen Beds and sleeps up to 4 guests. If you need extra sleeping space, a rollaway bed can be added for USD 100.00 per night, and a crib is provided free of charge.
The private bathroom has a separate bathtub and shower, designer toiletries, bathrobes, slippers, fresh towels and a hair dryer. Bedding is premium, with Egyptian cotton sheets, a down comforter and hypo-allergenic options, and turndown service is part of the stay.
Yes. The room sleeps four, comes with a free crib, and connecting rooms are an option for larger groups. The resort also runs a Ritz Kids Day Program for children ages 5–12 and a supervised Kids Night Out from 6–9 p.m. Note that the spa and fitness center are for guests 18 and older.
You will find a 42-inch smart TV with Netflix, premium channels, pay movies and closed captioning, plus an iPod dock. There is free WiFi and wired internet, a coffee and tea maker, complimentary bottled water, air conditioning, blackout drapes and 24-hour room service.
A daily resort fee, reported at around $74.75 per accommodation per night, covers access to the spa facilities, steam room, sauna, 24-hour fitness center and pool, as well as daily fitness classes. Tennis court reservations and use of house rackets and balls are also included. Spa treatments and massages are booked separately and require a reservation.
Pelican Point Beach is about a 6-minute walk from the hotel, and the Coastside Trail runs along the bluffs right beside the resort. Free bicycles are available for guests. On property you can dine at Navio, The Conservatory and Ocean Terrace, all a short walk from guest rooms, and room service runs around the clock.
Check-in starts at 4:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM; early check-in or late check-out can be requested but depends on availability. The resort is roughly 20 miles from San Francisco International Airport, and there is no complimentary airport shuttle, so most guests use a car service, taxi or rental car. Valet parking is $70 overnight.
Pets are welcome at The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay, up to 2 dogs of 40 lbs each, but pet-friendly accommodations are limited to designated Guest House rooms. A non-refundable $250 fee per stay plus $20 per pet per night applies. Dogs are not permitted in the main building, spa or fitness center.
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