There aren't very many rooms on the property so it's peaceful. The website pictures and room…read moredescriptions make the property seem more spread out than it really is. It feels safer and community-like in person. The check in was smooth. The associate was polite and very helpful. The room had way too much perfume air freshener. Fortunately, the windows opened fully and the room aired out quickly. We stayed in the Nuthatch room. There was a relaxing patio out front. The room was super spacious. It had hardwood floors, a king bed, loveseat, a bistro table with 2 chairs, an armoire, chest of drawers, and the standard room amenities. The bathroom was away from the living area which was nice. The shower was huge! Everything was clean which was impressive for such a large room. We ordered two Indian dinners from the limited menu. The price was very reasonable, it was delivered to our room, the portions were large, and it was delicious. There was an air conditioner outside that was audibly off and on all night, but once we were asleep it was a non-issue. Breakfast in the morning was terrific. We asked for a specific 30-minute time-frame for delivery. The time could not be guaranteed, but breakfast was delivered as requested. The only negative was the many texts and emails prior to arrival. We plan on returning just to try a different room. We would definitely recommend The Inn at Shasta Lake!

The Inn at Shasta Lake was a quaint bed and breakfast located about 20 minutes outside of Redding…read more It was quiet and peaceful here. They allow pets in certain rooms which is nice if you're traveling with dogs! I enjoyed how communicative the staff were. If you needed something, you can text a number and they were on it! They advertise that you may not have service here, but we had service and they also had wifi. They had great views outside on the deck. The grounds were nicely maintained. It was very easy to get here and right off highway 5. On the other hand, being a bed and breakfast I was expecting breakfast to be a bit better tasting. Breakfast is included in your stay. They provide fruit, yogurt, granola, juice, coffee, and toast. You get to also choose one main entree served with a side of potatoes. The main entree rotates so it's different daily. Overall breakfast could definitely be improved taste wise, but it's very convenient and nice of them to do this. Another downfall was the temperature in the main lobby/ dining area. They ran it hot in there and if you needed to get ice (they don't have ice machines, so they provide buckets of ice) it was all melted. This happened twice. Minor complaints!

Just had a lovely stay at Connie and Rick Apple's Riverhouse Bed and Breakfast…read more We stayed in the West Room which offered an en-suite bathroom with a large tub and shower, two comfortable sitting chairs, and a deck overlooking the backyard and trees beyond. The bed was very comfortable and quiet location made for a very restful night. Breakfast was basic fare but ample and tasty. Great way to get us on the road. Coffee to go was greatly appreciated too. Both Connie and Rick were welcoming and helpful. We enjoyed our stay and certainly would stay here again whether we were traveling through or staying in the area for several days.

Staying at the Apples' Riverhouse when I (we) ended up in Redding for the weekend was very much…read morelike suddenly remembering that I have casual friends in Redding, calling them up, and having them invite me to use their place as my own for the weekend. My friends would say, "Sure, stay here when you're in town. Not a problem at all. We have a guest room, and a really nice backyard. Oh, you're bringing your bicycle(s) too? That's fine; we have a garage where you can keep them safe and dry." What would probably happen next is that we'd avail ourselves of all of this hospitality: my friends would cook us eggs for breakfast, give us glasses of wine in the evening, and let us go about our business in between the breakfast and the wine. And then, not ready to say goodbye to the weekend yet, we would probably go off on a long hike and not come back to collect our bicycles until nigh dark. When we finally made it back, my friends would be worried about us and would have already called around to try to find out whether we were okay. All in all, quite nice. It's good to have old friends in Redding.

Absolutely incredible stay. The home was so wonderfully decorated with so many LotR details, it was…read moreso fun to go thru everything. Would come back in a heartbeat!!

Lael's Romantic Hobbit Hole retreat was perfect! We stayed 2 nights. It was half way point of our…read moreroad trip to Nevada City. It is spotlessly clean, neat, and tidy and has many great amenities. The sheets (so soft) and towels were white fluffy and high quality. The kitchen was perfect for morning breakfast (BEST COFFEE) and evening appetizers. We ordered an amazing Shire-charcuterie board. The second breakfast was wonderful! It was perfect fuel for a long day of hiking. We went to Whiskeytown Area and Shasta ghost town. Wonderful! Thank you for sharing, Diane & Mark

This place is a gem. The owners are amazing people who really want to make you feel like you're one…read moreof the family. I'll never forget my time I spent here. One of those memories that you will cherish until you perish from the Earth. I highly recommend staying here, enjoying the area, take a quick hike somewhere in the Trinity Alps, and maybe do some swimming. I hope someday I'll stay there again and visit old friends.

Livin' It Up at the Old Lewiston Inn…read more The Old Lewiston Inn is located in a tiny town that was once bustling with miners. Situated just 17 miles east of Weaverville, the inn provides the perfect spot for vacationers wanting to escape to serenity. With four rooms overlooking the Trinity River, tranquility soon encompasses guests. The rooms are spacious with all of the comforts of home. Each room has a refrigerator and coffeemaker. For guests who don't want to make coffee, fresh coffee is served in the dining room each morning starting at 7:30. A hot breakfast is served each morning at 8:00. After breakfast lodgers can watch TV, relax on the deck, or walk down to the river--just steps from the inn. There are many outdoor activities visitors can take part in. Many interesting sites are within walking distance of the Old Lewiston Inn. On the corner is an antique store. Just around the bend is the Schoolhouse Museum. The school opened in 1958 when the Trinity Dam was being built. With a short, five-minute drive, you can see the fish hatchery. There are many opportunities for hiking, boating, and fishing on the lake. Visitors can also head to the dam and have a picnic. The local store even has a book exchange for those who love to read. Active guests will enjoy hiking and biking in Lewiston as they search for varied forms of wildlife. Geese, otters, egrets and dozens of other species of birds are abundant in the area. The birds are often seen competing for fish in the local waters. Flying squirrels even inhabit the area. Hundreds of plants dot the landscape including Tiger Lilies, Bleeding Hearts, and Buttercups. Many great daytrip adventures are available as well. The Trinity Alps, Whiskeytown, and Weaverville are all only about a half-hour away. These are all great excursions. Take a day to explore one and make some amazing memories. Take advantage of the inn's week-long special and explore a couple of them. When you go to the Old Lewiston Inn, you arrive as strangers and leave as friends. Some who have stayed at the inn return frequently to relax and hang out with Dave and Jessica. Bring your fishing pole and Dave might even take you to his secret fishing hole.

If cleanliness is important to you, I wouldn't recommend staying here. We had to have cleaning crew…read morecome in and address months worth of dust, after everyone was up all night coughing. There were spider webs everywhere, ceiling fans looked like they hadn't been cleaned. Even their own cleaning crew said it was bad. This was concerning to me because they charge everyone a $265 cleaning fee. Then when this was discussed with Lori, she was confused as to why we didn't bring it up at check in. I didn't know I had to thoroughly inspect the cleanliness of a rental upon arrival. I thought it was standard. Not here apparently. Lori was responsive but continued to make comments as things came up like "I'm surprised you're deciding to stay", as if we didn't pay $800/night to stay there. Their stove burners had issues the whole weekend, the slider wouldn't lock, they were using a PVC pipe for safety. House was very dated for the price. Views were beautiful but Wasn't impressed with the house at all.

This two story lake house is such a perfect getaway. It is very spacious and has everything you…read moreneed. It is a retreat away from home. You can even do laundry while you are here. We came in March while it was raining so we stayed inside most of the time but we can imagine coming here in the summer. There is so much to do and explore on land and on water. There are two lakefront retreats to choose from. We stayed in retreat #1 which sleeps 10 people. You can stroll down to the marina and boat docks. They also have a hot tub that you can use. We really enjoyed it on the cold day that we stayed.

This is a charming house with beautifully appointed common areas, including a full kitchen. We…read morewere greeted by hostess Missy, who gave us the Kay of the land and recommended local restaurants. Our room was comfortable and nicely decorated. Only $145/night - a happy find.

Hope Inn is such an enriching gift to enjoy! Delightful inside and out, tastefully decorated,…read moreimmaculate and exquisite comfort. The best part was meeting and chatting with Denise, you could feel her passion in bringing joy to others, ensuring you completely enjoy your stay, with attention to every detail.

McCloud Hotel is a wonderful place to slow down, relax, and enjoy some quiet time. The rooms are…read morecomfortable and charming, and we really enjoyed the food as well. The location is perfect if you love nature and hiking. Mt. Shasta is close by, and there are so many beautiful hikes and outdoor adventures in the surrounding area. After a day of exploring, it was so nice to come back to the peaceful atmosphere of the hotel and simply relax. A beautiful getaway for anyone looking for good food, comfortable rooms, and easy access to nature. I would definitely recommend McCloud Hotel and hope to return again.

Still love this place but they need to check on amenities such as shampoo and body wash before…read morehand. Last couple times there was no shampoo in the container and last night there was no body wash. Not a do or die thing but there aren't staff readily available at 1030pm to refill the body wash. Next time we will check right after we check in.

Desmond House is truly a gem! It's quirky and charming all at once. The antiques are gadgets and…read moreitems from a bygone era. Make sure you ask Greg, the host, about them because their history is fascinating! The accommodations are cozy and comfy. I'd definitely book here again.

The Desmond House was a welcomed respite for my husband and me. And Greg was the perfect host. He…read moregave solid recommendations for our dinner in town. And he went out of his way to accommodate my gluten free status. The house itself is quiet and peaceful with lovely plants. Although we didn't take advantage of it, he has created a zen type garden in the back for anyone to relax and read. The soap/shampoo products he stocks the bathroom with are non toxic and natural. For those of us who are sensitive to perfumes, it was appreciated.