Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Wrightwood, California:

Thoughtfully created especially for your enjoyment, A Rhinestone Rose is newly established, and is introducing three unique suites with an individual flare towards the eclectic decor. Guests may choose from three accommodations, The Geisha Suite, Where the Angels Sleep, and Romance & Roses, all with comfortable Sealey-queen pillow top mattresses, and down comforters. Your guest room has it's own private loo, each different, each charming. Antiques and reproductions galore are throughout A Rhinestone Rose for your enjoyment. Original watercolor/oil paintings, an assortment of reproductio. . .

Canyon Creek Inn is a comfy, clean, newly renovated motel. With beautifully decorated rooms emphasizing a high degree of personal touches that provide guests with a "Mountain Home" feeling. Canyon Creek features four separate rooms, including a family room that accommodates four guests comfortably. There are three rooms providing double occupancy. Additionally, each room has an adjoining door which can be opened, when booked, for greater accommodation. The best kept secret for "Mountain Vacations", Wrightwood has big pine trees, bright blue skies, clean air, and a quiet beauty for four seas. . .

The Harrison offers 1 queen size bed plus a trundle unit accommodating 2 to 4 guests. There is a complete kitchen, which includes complimentary Coffee, Tea, and Hot Chocolate. The cabin features a gas log stove, off street parking for guests, satellite TV, and VCR. There is even a BBQ on the patio. Easy access to Highway 2 and village shops, hiking, and ski resorts. Pets are welcome for a small additional charge.. . .

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Nestled between the ski slopes of the San Gabriel Mountains and the hiking trails of the Angeles National Forest, California's Wrightwood Guest Ranch encompasses over 300 acres that were originally owned by Sumner, Kate and Buford Wright – who also founded the town of Wrightwood – since 1895. Cattle, horses, mules, apples and logging were all part of the Ranch's not too distant past. In 2001, Judy and Richard Hallett purchased the Ranch to protect the beautiful wilderness environment. With their interest in crafts, hiking and horses, this friendly couple started creating the Wrightwood Guest R. . .