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Where to stay in Los Osos?

1. Sea Pines Resort
Sea Pines Resort
2. Back Bay Inn
Back Bay Inn
3. The Landing at Morro Bay
The Landing at Morro Bay
4. Hotel Avisa
Hotel Avisa
5. Harbor House Inn Morro Bay
Harbor House Inn Morro Bay
6. Blufftop Inn & Suites - Wharf/Restaurant District
Blufftop Inn & Suites - Wharf/Restaurant District
7. Inn At Morro Bay
Inn At Morro Bay
8. Avalon Inn Downtown Morro Bay
Avalon Inn Downtown Morro Bay
9. La Serena Inn
La Serena Inn
10. Sundown Inn
Sundown Inn
11. Pacific Shores Inn
Pacific Shores Inn
12. 456 Embarcadero Inn & Suites
456 Embarcadero Inn & Suites
13. Morro Crest Inn
Morro Crest Inn
14. Sea Air Inn & Suites - Downtown - Restaurant Row
Sea Air Inn & Suites - Downtown - Restaurant Row
15. Rockview Inn and Suites - Morro Bay CA
Rockview Inn and Suites - Morro Bay CA
16. Masterpiece Hotel
Masterpiece Hotel
17. Coastal Breeze Inn
Coastal Breeze Inn
18. Pleasant Inn
Pleasant Inn
19. Best Western San Marcos Inn
Best Western San Marcos Inn
20. Beach Bungalow Inn and Suites
Beach Bungalow Inn and SuitesGo beyond your typical stay in Los Osos


Top neighborhoods in Los Osos

Baywood Park
Baywood-Los Osos's Baywood Park neighborhood is known for its restaurants and offers a host of things to see such as Morro Bay State Park and Morro Estuary Nature Preserve.
Cuesta-by-the-Sea
Top landmarks in Los Osos
Learn more about Los Osos
Kayak through Morro Bay's tranquil waters where sea otters float on their backs, cracking shells on their furry bellies. The Elfin Forest Preserve offers boardwalk trails through ancient pygmy oaks that seem plucked from a fantasy novel. Montaña de Oro State Park delivers dramatic coastal bluffs where wildflowers paint the landscape in spring. Los Osos Oaks State Reserve protects 800-year-old oak trees with branches that twist like frozen dancers. Birdwatchers flock to Sweet Springs Nature Preserve where herons stalk the shallows with prehistoric patience. Despite the town's name meaning 'The Bears' in Spanish, no actual bears have roamed here for over a century – perhaps the greatest disappointment for wildlife photographers.


















































































