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Skyview
Los Alamos, California, United States · Independent · Near Luxury
Skyview took a 1950s roadside motel on the rise above Los Alamos and turned it into a 33-room wine-country stop, with a pool, fire pits, and a diner-bar. The Santa Ynez Valley town is a tasting-room pause on Highway 101 between Santa Barbara and Paso Robles, in the same revival as Bell Street and the Cuyama Buckhorn.
- 33 rooms
- Opened 1959
- Rooms from 195 sq ft (18 m²)
About Skyview
- A 1950s roadside motel revived as 33 rooms above Los Alamos in the Santa Ynez Valley.
- Pool, fire pits, and a diner-bar on Highway 101 between Santa Barbara and Paso.
- Entry-level rooms start at 195 sq ft (18 m²).
History
Skyview began as a 1950s roadside motel on the rise above Los Alamos and was later revived as a 33-room wine-country motel with a pool and diner-bar, part of the same Santa Ynez reuse wave as Bell Street and the Cuyama Buckhorn.
Restaurants and bars
- Norman — Restaurant
Experiences
- Photoshoots — Photographers and creatives welcome; advance coordination required, site fees may apply.
Amenities
- Pool
Open Skyview in the atlas for live weekend rates, photos, and the full folio.