A Historic Santa Paula Hotel

The Inn was built in 1911 when Santa Paula was a booming oil town. Its stately design is the work of architects Burns and Hunt, a firm renowned for their monumental properties throughout costal California. Now a Federal landmark the Inn has lived to tell of the colorful eras and antics spanned by its near 100 year history. True to its Wild West beginnings, the hotel’s 3rd floor once operated as a gambling parlor and house of ill-repute. During Prohibition, a speakeasy was added to these dubious diversions. In Hollywood’s early hey-day the town was a favorite big studio filming location. Stars including John Wayne, Carol Lombard, Harry Houdini and Steve McQueen enjoyed the gracious accommodations – and the bar.

Intent on honoring this legacy of decadence, the Inn is pleased to announce the debut of the The Grove restaurant where Chef and owner Richard Hyman offers a dining experience that completes the Glen Tavern’s promise to indulge all seven senses. Improbably chic, we like to say The Grove is “Where the Past meets the Future.”

The Glen Tavern Inn – A National Historic Treasure in Santa Paula, erected in 1911, the 41 room Glen Tavern Inn was named a National landmark in 1981. Beginning in 2004 the property began major renovations. Now complete, the result is a restoration that pays homage to the hotel’s grand historical character while adapting the comforts and amenities desired by the modern traveler,

The Glen Tavern Inn
134 N. Mill Street
Santa Paula, CA 93060
Tel: (805) 933-5550, Fax: (805) 933-5559
Reservations: rooms@glentavern.com