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The Ocean Room at The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay offers 450 sq. ft. of room with an ocean view from a one‑bedroom layout, positioned on the bluff above the Pacific. Thoughtfully appointed for families and couples alike, the room provides accessibility features and blackout drapes for restful mornings after coastal evenings.
Sleeping up to 4 guests, the Ocean Room is available with 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds and features premium bedding including Egyptian cotton sheets, a down comforter, hypo‑allergenic options, and bed sheets changed on request. A private bathroom includes a separate bathtub and shower, designer toiletries, bathrobes, slippers, ample towels, and a hair dryer; turndown service is provided. Entertainment and connectivity are built in with free wired internet, free WiFi, a 42‑inch smart TV with premium channels, Netflix, pay movies and closed captioning, plus an iPod dock. A complimentary crib is available and a rollaway/extra bed may be added for a surcharge of USD 100.00 per night.
When you stay in an Ocean Room you remain close to the resort’s dining and leisure offerings: three on‑site restaurants—Navio, The Conservatory and Ocean Terrace—are within easy reach, and 24‑hour room service, a coffee/tea maker and complimentary bottled water are provided in‑room. For guests seeking spa, fitness, golf or coastal trail access, the hotel’s facilities and nearby outdoor experiences extend your stay beyond the room while preserving the room’s quiet, coastal comfort.





















As the name suggests, the Ocean Room has an ocean view. The resort sits on a bluff above the Pacific at One Miramontes Point Road, so the outlook is toward the coast rather than the grounds or car park.
The room is offered with 1 King or 2 Queen Beds and sleeps up to 4 guests across its 450 sq. ft. one-bedroom layout. Bedding is premium, with Egyptian cotton sheets, a down comforter and hypo-allergenic options. A rollaway bed can be added for USD 100.00 per night, and a crib is complimentary.
The Ocean Room has a private bathroom with a separate bathtub and shower. You will find bathrobes, slippers, designer toiletries, a hair dryer and towels. Turndown service is provided each evening.
Yes. The room sleeps four, has a complimentary crib and the option of a rollaway, and connecting rooms are available for larger parties. The resort offers a Ritz Kids Day Program for ages 5–12 and a supervised Kids Night Out from 6–9 p.m. The spa and fitness center are for guests 18 and older.
Expect a 42-inch smart TV with premium channels, Netflix, pay movies and closed captioning, plus an iPod dock. Free WiFi and free wired internet are included. There is a coffee and tea maker, complimentary bottled water, 24-hour room service, air conditioning and blackout drapes.
The daily resort fee (reported at around $74.75 per accommodation per night by several booking sites) covers spa facilities, the steam room and sauna, the 24-hour fitness center, the pool and daily fitness classes. Tennis court reservations and use of house rackets and balls are included as well. Spa treatments and massages are booked separately, and guests must be 18 or older.
Three restaurants are on site: Navio, The Conservatory and Ocean Terrace. Room service runs 24 hours. For the sea, Pelican Point Beach is about a 6-minute walk, and the Coastside Trail runs along the bluffs beside the resort. Public seating just south of the hotel is a favorite spot at sunset, when bagpipes are sometimes played.
San Francisco International Airport is about 20 miles away, and downtown San Francisco is roughly a 45-minute drive. There is no complimentary airport shuttle, so most guests arrange a car service, taxi or rental car. Valet parking is $70 overnight, and check-in begins at 4:00 PM with check-out at 11:00 AM.
The resort welcomes dogs, but pet-friendly accommodations are limited to designated Guest House rooms. Pets are also not permitted in the main building or in areas such as the spa, fitness center and Navio. Families travelling with dogs should plan for a Guest House stay.
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