Highlands Inn, Carmel Highlands

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Highlands Inn
Highlands Inn entrance
General information
Architectural style	Arts and Crafts
Location	Carmel Highlands, California, U.S.
Address	120 Highlands Drive
Coordinates	36°30′6″N 121°56′14″W / 36.50167°N 121.93722°W / 36.50167; -121.93722
Construction started	1915
Construction stopped	1917
Opening	July 28, 1917
Management	Hyatt
Technical details
Floor count	2
Design and construction
Architect(s)	Will Shaw (1981–1982)
Main contractor	Robert Gillett
Awards and prizes	Top Honor Award from American Institute of Architects[1]
Other information
Number of rooms	48
Number of restaurants	1
Number of bars	1
Website
Highlands Inn

The Highlands Inn is a historic resort hotel located in Carmel Highlands, California, established in 1917. A portion still operates as a hotel, the Hyatt Carmel Highlands, while the rest of the property is a timeshare marketed as Hyatt Vacation Club at Highlands Inn.

Its overall architectural style is from the turn-of-the century Arts and Crafts movement.^[2]

The Highlands Inn was completed in 1917, with an official opening taking place on July 28, 1917.^[3][4][5]

In 1922, Devendorf sold the Highlands Inn to Edward H. Tickle, later California State senator for Monterey.^[6] In 1925, the articles of incorporation of the Highlands Inn Co., were filed in the County Clerk office.^[7]

The Highlands Inn was sold in 1981, to a group of investors.^[8] In 1984, the Highlands Inn won first place in the historical renovation category of the Project Design Award presented by the American Society of Interior Designers.^[2]: p146 The renovation of the Highlands Inn was completed in May 1985. Will Shaw won a Top Honor Award from the American Institute of Architecture for the design.^[1]

Hyatt assumed operation of the resort on May 18, 1999, renaming it Highlands Inn - A Park Hyatt Hotel.^[9] A portion of the resort still operates as a hotel, today known as the Hyatt Carmel Highlands, while the rest of the property is a timeshare marketed as Hyatt Vacation Club at Highlands Inn. ^[10]

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  Inside the Highlands Inn in the 1920s.
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  The Highlands Inn sign.
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  Highlands Inn building and driveway.

• List of hotels in the United States
• Timeline of Carmel-by-the-Sea, California

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• Highlands Inn, Carmel-by-the-Sea, California by Ella M. Shaw
• Inventory of the Carmel Development Company Collection
• Carmel Highlands – History and Artists on the Wild Coast