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"More than a roadside motel, this mid-century desert classic, designed by George Vernon Russell of Los Angeles landmark fame, has undergone a thorough restoration; today it offers 21 guestrooms in a distinctive hybrid cowboy-Modernist style." - Le Guide MICHELIN

"Set deep in the desert of Santa Barbara County, the Cuyama Buckhorn isn’t just any old motel — this mid-century classic was designed by the architect George Vernon Russell, who was responsible for a number of Los Angeles landmarks. It took a thorough restoration, but today’s Buckhorn features 21 guest rooms in a hybrid cowboy-Modernist style, while the restaurant, the self-titled Buckhorn, is pure cowboy." - Mark Fedeli

"The Cuyama Buckhorn, a mid-century classic with 21 guest rooms in a hybrid cowboy-Modernist style." - Mark Fedeli
"Located in a rural stretch of Santa Barbara County, California, Cuyama Buckhorn has positioned itself as an unofficial town hall, hosting meetings between residents and government officials to discuss issues such as real estate development; co-owner Ferial Sadeghian describes these meetings as pivotal for the small community." - Chadner Navarro Chadner Navarro Chadner Navarro is a writer and editor who specializes in travel, food, design, and culture. He was born in Manila, grew up in New Jersey, and travels often. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

"Set deep in eastern Santa Barbara County, the roadside hotel Cuyama Buckhorn in New Cuyama, surrounded by super-blooming hills, will host classes, collaborating dinners, and more with the Bub and Grandma’s team from May 5 to May 7 as part of this year’s Wild Flour event." - Farley Elliott