Best Sonoma Coast Group Getaway Hotels

Whether you’re traveling with a group of friends, your family or even work colleagues for a retreat, the Sonoma Coast can be enjoyed by everyone. But make it even better by staying at one these lodging options, perfect for accommodating your larger group. Some are more traditional, some are not – but all will be worth a visit. 

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A cozy living room with a brown plush sofa, beige armchair, round coffee table, and mismatched chairs. The space is brightly lit with a floor lamp and wall sconce. Artwork and a window adorn the back wall, while glass-paneled doors lead to another room in this luxury hotel.
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Dawn Ranch

Located on the lower Russian River, Dawn Ranch offers lodging options for different sizes of groups, but their Bungalow options are perfect for group getaways. They’re complete with two bedrooms, two baths and a full kitchen and living room; rent one with your family, or rent a couple for a larger group or corporate retreat. Want to elevate your experience here? Take a look at their exclusive offers, such as their “Perfectly Paired Picnic Package” for lunch or “Relax Under the Redwoods” for a relaxing spa treatment of your choice.

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Dawn Ranch has a spa — start your relaxation journey in their wellness lounge with some tea before getting a massage, or find yourself in their meditation garden or redwood soaking tubs for a different type of wellness experience. 

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Cottages on River Road

Cottages on River Road is a family-, solo traveler-, couple-friendly option with a cozy and quaint atmosphere. The cottages surround a communal fire pit for those that want to sit with their loved ones while having the opportunity to meet other fellow guests. Cottages can accommodate different numbers of guests, capping at four, but are affordable enough that larger groups can book a couple if needed. 

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Take advantage of this lodging’s location and visit the many nearby wineries, or make the  short, one mile trek to the Russian River for a day trip on the water.   

A cozy cabin bedroom with wooden walls and a pitched ceiling, reminiscent of luxury hotel suites at the best group getaways hotels Sonoma Coast. It features a wooden bed with white bedding and two green pillows. Two bedside tables with lamps flank the bed, and a large painting of a castle hangs on the wall. An armoire is placed to the right.
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Jenner Inn

Enjoy this coastal sanctuary that blends its history with modern upgrades like heated floors and free WiFi. Pick from their slew of classic rooms, cottages and suites — the cottages are especially perfect if you’re traveling with a larger group. Their Waterfall Cottage sleeps eight guests with a full kitchen, living room, fireplace and TV; it’s also secluded and has a deck with an expansive view. 

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Some rooms are waterfront, so be sure to see if the one you’re interested in has this perk. But fret not if it doesn’t; the views won’t disappoint regardless. 

Cozy wooden cabin bedroom with a large window and sliding glass door opening to a balcony with an ocean view. A bed is placed against the wooden wall with a soft white duvet. A leather sofa and a wooden coffee table complete the warm, rustic decor, perfect for guests of luxury hotels on the Sonoma Coast.
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River's End

Atop a bluff overlooking the Russian River, River’s End offers a luxurious experience that’s perfect for a romantic getaway. There are five vintage cabins and three options in their home collection; most accommodate only two guests, but for their Sunset House that can accommodate six guests. Make reservations at their onsite waterfront restaurant, after spending a day at the nearby day spa or wine tasting at a winery.

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All of the vintage cabins have a private deck with ocean views — take advantage of them to enjoy your coffee in the morning, or to read a book and soak up the sun in the afternoon.

Sea Ranch Lodge room with bed, chair, fireplace, and window with view of the water.
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Sea Ranch Lodge

Sea Ranch Lodge has 17 rooms, all of which were redesigned to be elevated, though still modest. These rooms reflect the more traditional hotel experience, but there’s another lodging option here, too — Sea Ranch Living. This option involves a collection of private homes so that guests can experience their stay as a local would, while still giving guests access to the amenities and offerings of the Lodge itself. Many of these homes accommodate six guests, with one accommodating up to eight. 

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Want to cook at ‘home’ for your group? The kitchens in the private homes are stocked with essentials like spices and olive oil to make it easier. Interested in elevating your mental and physical wellbeing? Enjoy spa services, yoga, meditation, massages and more, brought to your Sea Ranch Living home.

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