Victorian Mansion at Los Alamos

Fantasy-themed suites with hot tubs fireplaces and breakfast in bed set the stage for an unforgettable getaway at the Victorian Mansion at Los Alamos. Originally built in 1864 and moved to its present location in 1980 the three-story Victorian Mansion features six theme suites that took a team of craftsmen and artists nearly a decade to complete. You can enjoy a complimentary bottle of wine and sleep on high-thread-count linens in a sheikh's tent a 1956 Cadillac convertible a Parisian artist's loft or a gypsy caravan amid romance-inspiring murals and furnishings. Each suite includes a two-person hot tub and private bath fireplace and hidden flat-panel TV. Games music and DVDs that accentuate your chosen theme help to heighten the mood. In the morning a private food butler delivers breakfast to your door. The hotel provides free Wi-Fi and free parking and non-smoking rooms can be requested. The Victorian Mansion at Los Alamos is off Highway 101 in the Santa Ynez wine country. Santa Barbara is a scenic hour's drive away and the Danish town of Solvang is 20 minutes from the inn. Los Alamos is in the center of three famous wine trails and 15 minutes from the tasting rooms in nearby Los Olivos. Closer to home guests can hunt for antiques at four galleries within walking distance. Santa Barbara Municipal Airport is 50 miles southeast.