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The Jabberwock Bed & Breakfast

Name: The Jabberwock Bed & Breakfast
Address: 598 Laine Street, Monterey, US

★★★·8.8/ 10Recommended

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Offsite parking discounted rates availableFamily roomsFax/photocopyingHot tub/JacuzziMassage servicesParkingAll 40 facilities +

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Wi-Fi10.0

Service9.9

Cleanliness9.9

Rooms9.8

Location9.8

Facilities9.4

Value9.3

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Room types · 8

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Bungalow with Sea View

1 × Sofa bed51 ㎡up to 4

The Craftsman styled cottage is nestled among a grove of Monterey Cypress and a giant redwood. Nearly surrounded by a redwood deck, the cottage features views of the Monterey Bay and the on-site gardens. There is a separate bedroom and living room with a sofa bed. This room sleeps up to 4 guests.

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Deluxe King Suite with Ocean View

1 × Extra-large double bed (Super-king size) / 1 × Sofa bed37 ㎡up to 4

The largest room at the property, it features a king select comfort bed, a cozy fireplace, a seating area and private bath with a spa bath for two. This spacious room offers a view of the Monterey Bay. This room sleeps up to 4 guests.

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King Room with Private Garden

1 × Extra-large double bed (Super-king size)33 ㎡up to 2

Decorated in hand-rolled wallpaper, this spacious first floor room has its a private and secret garden. There is a carved king bed, private bath with spa bath for two and a fireplace. A separate dressing room opens out to the garden. This room sleeps a maximum of 2 guests.

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King Room with Spa Bath

1 × Extra-large double bed (Super-king size)30 ㎡up to 2

This spacious Victorian room a large mahogany claw-foot king bed, an elegantly-tiled fireplace and a spa bath for two. It includes a Monterey Bay view as well. This room sleeps a maximum of 2 adults and 1 child.

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Deluxe Queen Room with Ocean View

1 × Queen bed23 ㎡up to 2

The room is made with Craftsman-style decor, a rolled-oak queen comfort bed, a private bath with shower and a tiled fireplace. A bay view room, it is decorated with hand-painted William Morris style wallpaper and has turn of the 19th century pocket doors to make up its private bath. The room sleeps a maximum of 2 adults.

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Queen Room with Ocean View with Detached Bathroom

1 × Queen bed19 ㎡up to 2

This corner room is furnished with a queen-sized bed with memory foam mattress and an antique dresser. The smallest room on property, it has views of both the Monterey Bay and our gardens. There is a private, spacious, detached (just down the hall) bath exclusive to the Tulgey Wood. This room sleeps a maximum of 2 guests.

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Queen Room with Garden View

1 × Queen bed16 ㎡up to 2

This room is decorated in soft apricot colors, has a private bath and a hand-carved queen-sized bed with comfort control mattress. This room sleeps a maximum of 2 guests.

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Queen Room with Ocean View

1 × Queen bed14 ㎡up to 2

With a window seat that overlooks the on-site gardens and Monterey Bay, this third floor room has a private bath, glass enclosed shower and a queen-sized bed with comfort control mattress. This room sleeps a maximum of 2 guests.

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Dining

Aubergine

Contemporary, Californian · ★★ Michelin

$$$$

Easygoing luxury and refinement strike a harmonious note within L’Auberge Carmel, where every element seems designed to delight. Chef Justin Cogley balances classic technique with a sleek, modern aesthetic, and his cooking captures a sense of place that feels wholly his own. Products of spectacular quality are prepared skillfully and painstakingly presented with an artistic eye, as in a surprising "cabbage" taco filled with shallot jam, Madeira-braised treviso, Kaluga queen caviar and cabbage chips. The hits keep coming, like the rice roulade with Dungeness crab finished in a white dashi and b

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Chez Noir

Contemporary, Seafood · ★ Michelin

$$$$

Jonny and Monique Black are the force behind this charming spot, where he acts as Chef and she oversees the service team. While the two have an abundance of fine dining bona fides, here they aim for something more approachable. The inviting, hospitable atmosphere makes perfect sense, given that the second floor of this Craftsman-style residence is where the pair makes their home. The cooking has a broadly Mediterranean sensibility, showcasing the bounty of the California coast with the likes of impeccably prepared abalone and skate. A prix fixe format gives diners a handful of choices, but the

6.4km

Maligne

Californian · Bib

$$$

The name means “clever” or “cunning,” but you don’t have to be a particularly sharp tool to appreciate the ample charms of this hip, easygoing Seaside gem. The staff is effortlessly hospitable, and the breezy space has a chic loft aesthetic, but it’s the cooking that really makes this place a coup de coeur. The menu draws on Italian-American and French classics (think chicken parm and asparagus with hollandaise), but the feel is thoroughly Californian, with a light, contemporary touch and spectacular local ingredients that make even all-too familiar dishes like Caesar salad memorable—a testame

4.7km

Paprika Café

Mediterranean Cuisine, Greek

This tiny spot is the perfect sojourn before or after a visit to the Monterey Bay Aquarium, thanks to its delectable and affordable Mediterranean food and friendly service. A diminutive and humble place, it has only six tables, but the chef/owner provides a warm welcome, recommending favorite items before he goes to work in the tiny back kitchen. Vegans and vegetarians will delight in the ample menu featuring flaky spanakopita, smoky baba ghanoush and vibrant tabbouleh with a perfect zip from fresh lemon. The tahini that accompanies the crisp, golden falafel is luscious, and a classic Greek sa

372m

The Sardine Factory

Seafood, American

$$$$

There's nothing resembling a factory about this spot, where elegant touches include silk curtains, monogrammed seatbacks and other ornate touches, including a glassed-in greenhouse “conservatory.” If that’s not enough, white tablecloths, silver chargers and a menu listing “favorite” and “famous” dishes showcase decades of approval from diners. The menu is well executed but far from trendy, featuring a mix of classics like crispy sand dabs alongside 80s-glamour revivals like lobster ravioli in cream sauce. The throwback theatricality is a lot of fun—from the ample bread basket with tomato-white

373m

Coastal Kitchen

Contemporary

$$$$

You'll have to weave your way through the Monterey Plaza Hotel and down a flight of stairs to find the entrance to this haven, but once you do, you'll be rewarded with a stunning view of the bay in a posh, elegant space. Thankfully, Chef Michael Rotondo’s tasting menu of colorful contemporary cuisine offers its own enticements to hold your attention. Highlighting local products while spanning global flavors, each dish provides a barrage of flavors, from a tart of local abalone featuring brown butter-cooked spinach and calamansi ponzu, to rich Iberico pork paired with matsutake and turnips, cap

483m

Montrio Bistro

Contemporary

$$$

This vast space is actually a 1910 firehouse replete with curving architecture, a beautiful bar and stairs that lead up to private rooms. The environment may seem upscale and contemporary, but don’t be afraid to bring the kids—crayons and paper cover the tablecloths, and they just might score a balloon on the way out. The kitchen prides itself on being green, sourcing many ingredients from local farmers, using sustainable seafood, prime meats and doing their part for responsible waste management. Expect tasty renditions of familiar favorites, like big, crisp pieces of golden-fried calamari wit

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Stokes Adobe

Contemporary

$$$

Stokes Adobe, named after a former owner with a somewhat checkered reputation, now trades entirely in charm, warm hospitality and relaxed sophistication. The handsome historic setting, complete with outdoor firepits ideal for lingering over cocktails, pairs naturally with ingredient-driven cooking that favors flavor and comfort over unnecessary flourish. French and Italian influences still guide the compact seasonal menu, now seen in dishes like pappardelle Bolognese, hen of the woods taglioni or scallops paired with caviar. Desserts keep things classic, from key lime pie to a rich double choc

1.9km

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The Jabberwock Bed & Breakfast

Guest scores & sentiment

Room types · 8

Bungalow with Sea View

Deluxe King Suite with Ocean View

King Room with Private Garden

King Room with Spa Bath

Deluxe Queen Room with Ocean View

Queen Room with Ocean View with Detached Bathroom

Queen Room with Garden View

Queen Room with Ocean View

Facilities · 40

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