TRAVEL & LODGING
everything you need to know about getting TO and staying IN Ojai!
getting to ojai …
AIR
Santa Barbara Airport (SBA) is the closest full-size commercial airport (45 miles) to Ojai. from the airport you will take the 101 south through Carpinteria to Ojai.
Los Angeles (LAX) is another nearby airport option (85 miles) and will offer a wider range of airline and flight options. From LAX, you will take the 101 North through Ventura to find yourself in Ojai.
Be sure to allow extra time to stop at roadside fruit stands on your way into the valley!
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Contact our wedding planning team or the concierge at The Ojai Valley Inn to inquire about private pick ups from SBA or LAX with transportation to the hotel.
staying in the ojai valley…
We invite all our guests to stay with us for two nights (minimum) on property at The Ojai Valley Inn.
All events over our wedding weekend will take place on property. To learn more about this magical place, click the link below.
Should you like to stay for additional days, our negotiated room rate will be honored for 3 nights pre and post event.
To make your reservation, please call:
1.888.697.9116
All hotel reservations need to be made by May 1, 2026.
Additional Lodging Recommendations
if your travel plans require you to stay off property, here are some local recommendations that are just a short ride away from all wedding weekend events:
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The newest hotel in Ojai, Hotel El Roblar offers 50 guest accommodations, comprising 31 rooms in the main building, 11 bungalows, and 8 rooms in the Sycamore House.
Reservations for June 2026 are not currently open yet but check back often for more information by visiting: https://theroblar.com
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Designed in the Mission Revival style featured by many of Ojai’s architectural gems, Su Nido’s spacious one- and two- bedroom suites are built around a charming cobblestone courtyard. With unique décor and 600 to 1000 square feet of space, every suite includes a kitchen or hospitality center with microwave and refrigerator.
There are (12) suites on property each named after a different bird.
Reservations are open now and can be made online at https://sunidoinn.com
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Caravan Outpost is a bohemian “glamping” retreat in Ojai, comprising 11 individually styled Airstream trailers (and a tiny house) arranged around a lush garden, each with private kitchenettes and outdoor seating.
Reservations are open now and can be secured by visiting: https://caravanoutpostojai.com
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The Blue Iguana Inn, opened in 1997, is a vibrant, family-friendly boutique in Ojai featuring 20 guest rooms, suites, and bungalows with fireplaces, private patios, full kitchens, and original local art including a whimsical tile-mosaic iguana fountain—while its sister, the Emerald Iguana Inn, launched in 2000 as an adults-only (14+) oasis with 13 unique rooms and cottages adorned with Art Nouveau/Gaudí-inspired stone and tilework, curving archways, serene water features, and a peaceful courtyard pool and spa.
Reservations for June 2026 for either property will open in approximately December 2025.
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Shelter Social Club operates several distinct boutique properties: the 31-room Hummingbird Inn, the 21-room Ojai Rancho Inn, the 36-room Capri Hotel, and the 22-room Alamo Motel in Los Alamos—all offering thoughtfully designed, art-infused spaces that blend local culture with a strong sense of community.
Check back in December 2025 for reservation options:
https://www.hummingbirdinnojai.com
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Ojai Retreat & Inn is a serene, nonprofit hillside bed-and-breakfast nestled on five acres above Ojai, offering 12 guest rooms—including 2 suites—in its main house and cottages, each thoughtfully designed for peaceful stays.
Vacation Rentals
From small studios to sprawling farmhouses, there are a variety of vacation rental options in the Ojai Valley. We invite you to visit your favorite vacation rental site to explore this option.
From golf, tennis and pickleball to beekeeping and honey tastings, Ojai Valley Inn offers an endless array of enriching activities and experiences for their guests.
To enhance your stay, please contact the Discover Ojai Center to learn more and tailor your stay in the area.
things to do …
Destination Ojai Center
When in town …
(accessible by bicycle provided by Ojai Valley Inn!)
Some must-see spots in town include Barts Books (outdoor used bookstore), Ali Golden (apparel), Blue Ojai (home) and Summer Camp (home & lifestyle).
And no trip to Ojai is complete without witnessing the quintessential “Pink Moment” at golden hour!
SPA
Spa Ojai is a luxurious, 31,000-square-foot wellness sanctuary nestled in a Spanish-style village setting—surrounded by oak trees, lavender, and views of the Topatopa Mountains. It features multiple treatment rooms, hot tubs, serene pools, relaxation lounges, an apothecary, spa café, boutique, and a full fitness center offering mind-body classes like aerial meditation and TRX. The spa embraces sustainable practices—including waterless pedicures, solar-powered systems, and plastic-free initiatives—earning it a coveted Forbes Five-Star rating and recognition in Vogue’s Top 100 Spas globally.
Reservations are required in advance and can be made by calling 888 772 6524
GOLF
Designed in 1923 by golfing luminaries George C. Thomas Jr. and Billy Bell, Ojai Valley Inn’s 18-hole, par-70 layout has long been hailed as “a marvel of golfing architecture.” Its terrain was crafted to feel timeless—so much so that critics said it looked “as if it had been there forever.”
Covering 6,292 yards across rolling hills, valleys, and sweeping drop-offs, the course presents a blend of accessibility for all players and strategic challenge for low-handicappers.
For more information, visit the website
Reservations are required in advance and can be made by clicking the link below:
Dining Options at Ojai Valley Inn
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Olivella & Vine
This refined Italian-meets-California spot delivers elevated seasonal tasting menus, house-made pastas, and an outstanding wine list—ideal for special occasions and fine dining.
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The Oak
Serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner in an indoor-outdoor setting.
Known for locally sourced valley cuisine—many ingredients are grown in the resort's own gardens.
Nestled under a pergola with views of oak trees, the golf course, and the Topatopa Mountains.
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Wallace Neff Heritage Bar
A historic bar offering seasonal small plates, classic cocktails, and an extensive wine selection.
Named to honor the original clubhouse architect, Wallace Neff.
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Jimmy's Pub
A lively, family-friendly pub named after golf legend Jimmy Demaret.
Offers market-driven pub fare, microbrews, and craft cocktails
Dining in Ojai
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Pinyon
A bakery, wine shop, and pizza joint rolled into one—serving naturally-leavened dough pizzas, bagels, hoagies, and creative pies with fun flair and local ingredients. Perfect for casual family nights or a glass of wine with friends.
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Ojai Rôtie
Casual and cozy, this restaurant specializes in “Lebanese-French picnic” fare—think rotisserie chicken with caramelized cauliflower, Middle Eastern-style slaw, and freshly baked sourdough served in a picturesque patio setting.
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Condor Bar / La Cocina at Hotel El Roblar
A fresh addition to Ojai’s scene, this historic revival includes:
Condor Bar: A 100-seat restaurant with California-Mexican cuisine featuring live-oak-grilled dishes like mole-grilled mushrooms and house-made tortillas.
La Cocina: A bright, casual spot serving breakfast and lunch: chilaquiles, grilled chicken asado tortas, and burritos.
Snug Bar: A cozy lounge offering coffee, cocktails, and a curated agave spirit and regional wine list.
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The Duchess
The Dutchess in downtown Ojai is a multi-faceted culinary destination housed in a lovingly restored 1920s bakery building. By day, it’s a light-filled bakery-café offering seasonal pastries, breads, and comforting breakfast and lunch fare. As evening unfolds, it transforms into a buzzy Burmese-Californian restaurant, where Chef Saw Naing serves innovative dishes that fuse his heritage with fresh, local ingredients.