Check-in / Check-out
Check-in from 3 PM (arrive by dinghy or boardwalk). Check-out by 11 AM.
Upfront all-in pricing. What you see is what you pay.
Overview
There is no better lullaby than a dock creaking under your pillow. Floating Harbor Haven is a cedar-clad boathouse on the quiet end of Fisherman’s Wharf, perched on floating pontoons with a rooftop sun deck, a wood-panelled bedroom that looks straight over the water, and your own dinghy tied up below. Wake to seals barking and gulls arguing, row out for coffee, and end the day with the tide lapping three feet under your bed.
Boat House highlights
Floating cedar boathouse
Structure
Private dinghy slip
Access
Rooftop sun deck
Deck
Bed over the water
Sleep
Specs
Amenities
House rules
Check-in from 3 PM (arrive by dinghy or boardwalk). Check-out by 11 AM.
Quiet after 10 PM. Sound travels across water, so voices carry.
Life jackets on the dock. Tie the dinghy with two lines, bow and stern.
Smoking on the deck only. The cedar keeps its sea-bleached glow.
Dogs on the deck, not the bed. Water dogs are very welcome.
Location
Rooms
Wood-panelled and low-ceilinged, with a porthole over the water.
Add the bunk nook and your own dinghy for sunrise rows around the bay.
Three nights with a paddleboard pass, clam chowder drop and tide table.
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