Feel the freedom of vagabond life in a indoor gypsy camp
The enchanting Gypsy Suite will awaken your desire to travel when you experience an inviting campfire and a comfortable bed in a caravan. Forest noises surround you while you sleep peacefully, and gypsies decorate your hidden bathroom.
A stream flows through the clearing into your sunken whirlpool in a wooded mural. The spacious campsite will awaken your desire for relaxation. Without the help of a fortune teller, you will know that your future is a special experience if you stay in this suite.
Your' bed on wheels' stands on a painted clearing, through which a brook cascades cascading into a lowered whirlpool: after all, even travelling people have a right to the amenities of a bath.
Over your resting place only the sky, and on the walls landscape paintings in the four seasons, in addition harmonious details like seat cushions around a car wheel-shaped table.
After extensive bathing pleasure, stone markings in the floor show the way to a painted wall door, behind which a hidden bathroom protects against all too curious looks.
If you can't wait for the exciting night in a wood-panelled gypsy car, you can get into a cinematic mood with King of the Gypsies over a glass of Californian wine or ask the tarot cards. But there is no need for clairvoyance and no special magical abilities to foresee that a stay in this spacious suite will remain unforgettable.
The 'Gypsy Suite' is only one of a total of six fancy themed suites and is located in a historic mansion dating from 1864, which was moved by the Californian Nipomo to its current location in the Santa Ynez wine-growing region in 1980.
Over 200 experienced craftsmen, craftsmen and artists spent almost 10 years designing the unusual hotel rooms. The fresco painter alone took more than two years (at over forty hours of work per week) to complete the wall decorations.
Hidden baths, cast-iron spiral staircases, a 340 kilogram cannon coffee table, a gypsy carriage, an Egyptian sarcophagus, a massive stone door weighing more than half a ton, a chariot and an original 1956 Cadillac cabriolet are just a few of the many curiosities that make the Victorian villa one of the world's most beautiful and beautiful buildings.
The original owner, was a creative visionary. He renovated the neighboring hotel, a former Wells Fargo stagecoach stop, and designed themed suites that soon attracted guests from all over the world before Santa Ynez Valley became a famous wine-growing region.
After his death, the current owner took over the hotel in 2007, which he had visited many years ago as a guest himself. He not only protected the jewel from decay, but also restored it to its former glory by an elaborate restoration. He shares his dream of a' Disneyland for adults' with the actual builder. Two further suites are planned for the future, a treehouse suite and a' Castaway' suite, for which a sailing dinghy built in 1914 for the King of Denmark will be used.
The Victorian manor house is ideally located in the Santa Ynez wine-growing area - a Californian wine-growing region that gained international fame through the film "Sideways". Located directly on Freeway 101, this small town is a perfect stopover on the way to visit Hearst Castle or San Francisco. Also from Santa Barbara or Los Angeles the property with its imaginative six suites separates only a short romantic drive.
A stream flows through the clearing into your sunken whirlpool in a wooded mural. The spacious campsite will awaken your desire for relaxation. Without the help of a fortune teller, you will know that your future is a special experience if you stay in this suite.
Vagabond life is cheerful
Especially in this gypsy themed hotel apartment, with an inviting campfire, a cosy bed in the traditional gypsy caravan and forest noises in the background, the dream of a free wandering life in the open countryside comes alive.Your' bed on wheels' stands on a painted clearing, through which a brook cascades cascading into a lowered whirlpool: after all, even travelling people have a right to the amenities of a bath.
Over your resting place only the sky, and on the walls landscape paintings in the four seasons, in addition harmonious details like seat cushions around a car wheel-shaped table.
After extensive bathing pleasure, stone markings in the floor show the way to a painted wall door, behind which a hidden bathroom protects against all too curious looks.
If you can't wait for the exciting night in a wood-panelled gypsy car, you can get into a cinematic mood with King of the Gypsies over a glass of Californian wine or ask the tarot cards. But there is no need for clairvoyance and no special magical abilities to foresee that a stay in this spacious suite will remain unforgettable.
The 'Gypsy Suite' is only one of a total of six fancy themed suites and is located in a historic mansion dating from 1864, which was moved by the Californian Nipomo to its current location in the Santa Ynez wine-growing region in 1980.
Over 200 experienced craftsmen, craftsmen and artists spent almost 10 years designing the unusual hotel rooms. The fresco painter alone took more than two years (at over forty hours of work per week) to complete the wall decorations.
Hidden baths, cast-iron spiral staircases, a 340 kilogram cannon coffee table, a gypsy carriage, an Egyptian sarcophagus, a massive stone door weighing more than half a ton, a chariot and an original 1956 Cadillac cabriolet are just a few of the many curiosities that make the Victorian villa one of the world's most beautiful and beautiful buildings.
The original owner, was a creative visionary. He renovated the neighboring hotel, a former Wells Fargo stagecoach stop, and designed themed suites that soon attracted guests from all over the world before Santa Ynez Valley became a famous wine-growing region.
After his death, the current owner took over the hotel in 2007, which he had visited many years ago as a guest himself. He not only protected the jewel from decay, but also restored it to its former glory by an elaborate restoration. He shares his dream of a' Disneyland for adults' with the actual builder. Two further suites are planned for the future, a treehouse suite and a' Castaway' suite, for which a sailing dinghy built in 1914 for the King of Denmark will be used.
The Victorian manor house is ideally located in the Santa Ynez wine-growing area - a Californian wine-growing region that gained international fame through the film "Sideways". Located directly on Freeway 101, this small town is a perfect stopover on the way to visit Hearst Castle or San Francisco. Also from Santa Barbara or Los Angeles the property with its imaginative six suites separates only a short romantic drive.
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