Set on a scenic hilltop above Los Alamos, Skyview is an iconic mid-century motel turned modern-day oasis by Nomada Hotel Group.
Settle into one of 33 stylish guest rooms, take a dip in the postcard-worthy pool (21+ only), dine at Norman restaurant & bar, or sip estate-grown wine overlooking the vineyard.
Around here, there are plenty of reasons to pull off Highway 101 and stay awhile.
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HOLIDAYS
Host the holidays here. Discover festive dining, private parties, and group stays at Skyview.
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DINING
Our poolside restaurant and bar, Norman, is open to the public 7 days a week - serving up lunch, dinner, weekend brunch, and weekly specials.
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HAPPENINGS
From Moonrise Swims to stargazing gatherings, there’s always something on the horizon. Check back often to see what’s up next.
Since 1959
It was the '60s. Highway 101 was bustling with roadtrippers making their way between Los Angeles and San Francisco, and just about halfway between the two cities, Skyview Motel and its bright yellow sign were a welcome sight for those passing through. Legend has it The Mamas & the Papas may have even stopped by a time or two.
In its heyday, Skyview was a scene straight out of California Dreamin’, where locals could take a dip in the pool for just 25 cents and fresh-baked pies were the house specialty.
The decades rolled on, and those days faded into the past. But Skyview's charm never went out of style. We saw something worth preserving, and in 2016, a new chapter began.
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EYES TO THE SKY
stargazing experiences
We're called Skyview for a reason. Up here on the hilltop, far from city lights, the view doesn't end at sunset. Over Los Alamos, the skies are dark, the stars are bright, and there's a whole universe to explore.
Get a closer look at the cosmos with Unistellar telescope rentals and guided astronomy experiences. Because some nights are worth staying up for.
