Located at the gateway of Mendocino County, The Hopland Inn has been charming weekenders, locals, and travelers alike with its 21 elegantly restored rooms and intimate fireside library for more than 115 years.

The Hopland Inn was established in 1890 by William Wallace Thatcher, the founder of the modern community of Hopland. Initially catering to farmers, businessmen and trades people traveling from San Francisco County to the Pacific Northwest, The Hopland Inn soon became a vital part of the community, helping to create a cornerstone for local social activity and family celebrations.

Today, The Hopland Inn is thriving; due in part to a multi-phase restoration project which began in 2001. Thanks to this restoration, The Hopland Inn is able to celebrate its historic charm while serving its community and visitors with continued warmth and style.