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This 1889 Queen Anne mansion offers charming rooms reminiscent of its original era. Relax on a wrap-around veranda, or try a claw-footed bathtub for two. Breakfast is included.

This delightful home with its individually decorated rooms was designed in 1913 by renowned architect Irving Gill, and Kate Sessions (see The Mother of Balboa Park) planted its original gardens.

The vintage 1888 Queen Anne home and adjoining 1905 cottage have been restored to Victorian perfection. Ask the hosts about the benevolent ghost that haunts the inn.

This city hideaway surrounded by a herb garden has two rooms with king-size beds and private entrances. The “Cottage” is furnished with unique Victorian antiques such as a wood burning stove; the “Garden Room” is in the owners’ home.

An Italian-style villa boasts three bright and cheerful rooms. Facilities include a microwave, refrigerator, laundry, and a swimming pool. Breakfast is provided.

At this restored 1914 Craftsman-style bungalow, choose either the Elliot or the Easton room, both furnished with period antiques. The walls are lined with thousands of volumes.

Rooms at this romantic seaside hideaway can be either contemporary in design or borderline Victorian. In the Sweetheart Room, find a heart-shaped tub and a etched-glass window with a sweeping ocean view. Many rooms feature four poster beds, ocean views, and fireplaces.

Ideally situated for touring the Temecula vineyards, rooms in this Mission-style inn have private balconies, Jacuzzis, and fireplaces. Rates include evening wine and cheese and a champagne breakfast.

At this most luxurious of Julian’s B&B inns, pick a Craftsman-style cottage with a whirlpool tub, fireplace, and private porch. Tasty breakfasts make a good start to the day.

Built in 1897 by a freed slave from Missouri, this quaint inn is the oldest continually operating hotel in Southern California. Its lacy curtains might remind you of your grandma’s house.