Tradewinds Carmel Celebrates 60th Anniversary with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

Tradewinds Carmel will be celebrating 60-years of delivering unsurpassable hospitality this year.  This anniversary celebration will be commemorated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on March 27th from 5:OOPM until 6:30PM, hosted by the Carmel Chamber of Commerce.  
A premier boutique hotel and a Carmel-by-the-Sea landmark since 1959, Tradewinds Carmel was originally designed by Richard Catlin to offer a truly unique fusion of Asian influences. When Richard and Patricia Catlin, opened the doors in March of 1959, it was billed as an "outstanding example of the radical change in the concept of hotel building," by Game and Gossip magazine.
 Continuing in the family tradition, in 2004, the Catlins' daughter, Susan Stilwell, embarked on an extensive renovation of this historic property. Today, this 28-room boutique hotel incorporates Japanese, Balinese and Chinese décor elements and provides a refined sanctuary for each guest. As relaxed as it is refined, Tradewinds inspires a sense of harmony and overall wellness, allowing you to simply unwind and take in your beautiful natural surroundings in peace. Tradewinds was featured in one of Architectural Digest's most glamorous hotels issues, voted one of the top 10 coast inns by Coastal Living, and verified luxury by Forbes Travel Guide.  Tradewinds Carmel offers a peaceful, singular experience in the heart of one of California's most sought-after destinations.
 "We are especially excited about the anniversary year and continuing the core traditions of the hotel for the next 60-years to come," said Susan Stilwell.