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.

Since 1959

Originally built in 1959, the Skyview Motel was a pit stop for roadtrippers traveling California’s bustling Highway 101. It was the perfect halfway-point between San Francisco and Los Angeles, and legend has it, The Mamas & the Papas may have even stopped by a time or two. In it’s heyday, Skyview was a sight straight out of California Dreamin’.
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Eventually, the once-vibrant mainstay was deserted and forgotten about. Until Nomada came into the picture.

Yellow motel sign with black letters spelling 'MOTEL' against a clear blue sky.
Text in orange that says "If you know, you know" on a black background.

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