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The restaurant our group went to for our celebration was amazing, there were folks getting bussed from as far away as Santa Barbara and the fancy hotel, we were walking distance, The Duchess, doesnt look like much from the street, yet it has big open rooms at the back, and a patio, our group was at the back. The wait staff were excellent, and the food was a mild indian fusion, have the chick peas and the beef, it was our set menu and was finished off with a delicious selection of homemade cookies!

The water pressure in the shower was amazing, better than most places that we have stayed. The weather was a bit chilly to jump in the pool but we would like to come back when it is warmer to enjoy the pool & grass area & relax. Sauna was nice too,

Ojai is more than just a destination; it’s a sanctuary where time slows down, and the beauty of nature nurtures your spirit. Surrounded by breathtaking mountains and bathed in golden light, this charming town invites visitors to experience peace, inspiration, and a profound connection with the natural world. What I adore most about Ojai is its unique ability to blend simplicity and sophistication. Whether you’re wandering through its delightful boutique shops, exploring the local art scene, or savoring farm-to-table cuisine at one of its cozy restaurants, every moment feels meaningful. Ojai’s natural beauty is unmatched. The sunsets, famously known as the “Pink Moment,” cast a magical glow over the valley, leaving you in awe of the world’s quiet magnificence. The trails and outdoor spaces offer serenity, while the majestic trees and colorful wildflowers create a sense of wonder at every turn. But Ojai isn’t just about its landscapes; it’s about its spirit. This is a place that radiates healing energy, a sense of community, and a deep respect for mindfulness and personal growth. Krishnamurti’s legacy is palpable here, as if the very air carries his message of peace and self-reflection. Whether you’re seeking adventure, creativity, or tranquility, Ojai is a haven that offers something for everyone. It’s not just a place to visit—it’s a place to experience, to feel, and to fall in love with.

A mix between Topanga and Sta. Barbara- Visited what's supposed to be the largest bookstore in the world...! just off Cañada St: a laberynth of halls and rooms taking up half a block- very interesting. The Ojai Valley Inn is enormous- with trolleys to take you from one place to another, complete with golf course, large garden grounds. Ojai Ave downtown has lots of walk to restaurants and shops, a church, old archways. An hour and a half from Los Angeles. Great weather year long.

The hotel was amazing, staff went above and beyond. We was just unfortunate with the food poisoning situation. There are hidden charges no one tells you about, $100 for late return of bike,$40 for self park each night.

Ojai is a beautiful city to visit. The main town is down one street, but there are side streets to explore. The food is delicious at the restaurants. The best part is no chain stores like Starbucks or McDonald's. The downside is that hotels and restaurants are expensive. You may even see a movie star visiting from Los Angeles! We had an actor who was leaving the restaurant. Very cool.