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The Luxury Fire Pit Suite at The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay unfolds across 1000 sq. ft. with a partial ocean view from its elevated bluff setting. Light and coastal air filter through blackout drapes and air conditioning, creating a private retreat where premium bedding and a down comforter rest on Egyptian cotton sheets for an indulgent coastal stay.
This one‑bedroom suite sleeps 4 guests and features a single Double Bed in the bedroom, with the option of a rollaway/extra bed for a surcharge. The private bathroom includes a separate bathtub and shower, and guests will find bathrobes, slippers, towels, designer toiletries, and a hair dryer provided. Accessibility is integral to this room: it’s configured for mobility and hearing access and offers a roll‑in shower and closed‑captioned television for enhanced comfort and convenience.
Club Access brings exclusive benefits to your stay, with private lounge amenities, personal concierge service, and culinary presentations throughout the day. In‑room entertainment includes a 42‑inch smart TV with premium channels, Netflix, pay movies, and an iPod dock, while complimentary wired internet keeps you connected (the property also offers free Wi‑Fi). A coffee/tea maker, free bottled water, free crib on request, and 24‑hour room service complete the experience, while nightly turndown service adds a final touch of Ritz‑Carlton hospitality for a seamless, family‑friendly coastal escape.






















This suite at The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay has a partial ocean view. The resort sits on a bluff above the Pacific, so the outlook is elevated and coastal. Just south of the hotel, public bluff seating is a popular spot to watch the sunset, and at the right time you may hear the local bagpipe tradition.
The bedroom has one double bed, and the suite sleeps up to 4 guests. A rollaway or extra bed can be added for a surcharge, and a crib is available free of charge for little ones. The bedding is premium: Egyptian cotton sheets, a down comforter and hypo-allergenic options, with blackout drapes for sleeping in.
Yes. This category is set up for mobility and hearing access, with a roll-in shower and a closed-captioned television. The private bathroom also has a separate bathtub and shower, with bathrobes, slippers, towels, designer toiletries and a hair dryer provided.
The suite measures 1000 sq. ft. and is a one-bedroom layout. Entertainment includes a 42-inch smart TV with premium channels, Netflix, pay movies and an iPod dock. There is a coffee/tea maker, free bottled water, 24-hour room service, air conditioning and nightly turndown. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property.
Club Access gives you the Ritz-Carlton Club Lounge, a private lounge with a personal concierge team and culinary and cocktail presentations through the day. The Club Level also includes spa access. The resort fee separately covers the spa facilities, steam room, sauna, 24-hour fitness center, pool and daily fitness classes.
Yes, the resort is family-friendly. The suite sleeps four, has a free crib and an optional rollaway, and the resort runs a Ritz Kids day program for ages 5–12 plus a supervised Kids Night Out from 6–9 p.m. Note that the spa and fitness center are for guests 18 and older, and massages are not offered to under-18s.
Navio, The Conservatory and Ocean Terrace are all on property, a short walk from guest rooms. Pelican Point Beach is about a 6-minute walk, and Cowell Ranch Beach is roughly 1.1–1.2 miles away. The Coastside Trail runs along the bluffs beside the resort, and the hotel provides free bicycles. Pool access is typically 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
San Francisco International is about 20 miles away, typically a 30–45 minute drive. There is no complimentary airport shuttle, so most guests use a car service, taxi or rental car. Valet parking is $70 overnight. Check-in begins at 4:00 PM and check-out is 11:00 AM, with early or late requests subject to availability.
Late April through mid-November is the best window, and September and October bring the clearest skies, with afternoons of about 65–70°F. Summer mornings are often foggy before the fog burns off. Winter is cooler and rainier, but it is prime time for storm-watching and gray whale migration.
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