Spent three nights here, and I wouldn't hesitate to do it again... no issues with the room... we…read moredid have an upgraded room with balcony towards the water and a jacuzzi tub. This room also had a VERY big nice TV - much larger TV than in the other rooms! This was our first time to Crescent City and of course we wondered if the fog horn would be a problem (especially given the "warning" on the hotel website). It wasn't an issue for us - but we didn't sleep with the door to the balcony open or anything. You can definitely hear it... but it's not super loud and/or overbearing... when I think "foghorn" I usually think about the super loud blaster that they use at 49er games or something, but this wasn't that at all - not even close! The TV was a little bit of a challenge to figure out, but we figured it out eventually. I can't say that I was crazy about the bathroom layout... with the sink part being in the main room, but the upside to that is there was a LOT of counter space, much more than would have been available otherwise. After a little reflection, I realized there really wasn't a better way to lay things out. I just had to get used to it... and now, I wouldn't hesitate to get the same room again.

Would not recommend…read more Service: Checked in on a Sunday night. We were hoping to modify our reservation to check out one day early. Ryan at the front desk indicated that while he technically could modify our reservation, we'd have to go through Expedia since we booked with them - sure, not a problem. I talk to an Expedia agent who says yep, we should be able to modify the reservation. They call the Oceanview Inn, speak with Ryan, who says nope, no can do. When I went back to the lobby (still on the night of check-in) to ask Ryan what happened, he became confrontational. The staff here are unwilling to help their guests or make even minor modifications to reservations, even for services that have not and will not be rendered. Location: Convenient location close to the beach, highway, and Redwood National Park. Other than the national park there is very little to do in Crescent City. Not many good restaurant options. Room: Antiquated. Hasn't been updated in 25 years, uncomfortable bed. The upgraded room we reserved was quite large, however, the walls are thin and we could hear our neighbors all night. Also, the fog horn blows every 8 seconds. Walking to & from the room we noticed the hallways smell like strongly of urine.

Overdue post! Stayed there in March of 2010…read more Ok, I'm L.A. as it gets, and I can't tell you how scared I was standing outside the Bed and Breakfast. My boyfriend and I stayed at Anna Wulf's because we wanted to hike in the redwood forest. I wasn't sure what to expect, how the rooms were going to be like, if the food was going to be good, etc., But to my surprise, it was an amazing experience!! The food is AMAZING!! My favourite was the quiche and the flourless cookies... yummy!! My boyfriend LOVED their bacon and they even made him extra strong drip coffee (which is a must to try if you're a coffee lover). Paula is the best. She is perhaps one of the sweetest people I know and I always wanted to hug her. She's so friendly and I loved eating and listening to her contagious laugh. She suggested a lot of places for us to visit and recommended an amazing trail (boyscout trail) that led to a beautiful waterfall. We were also blessed to meet Mitzi, who is just a loveable person! I basically can't tell you how much I loved this place. The location is great as well! Very close to a lot of things and we ended up going to Oregon for a day. Lastly, the HOUSE... we stayed in the Mayor's room which has a window overlooking the streets so it was quite lovely. The mistress room is quite exciting-- there are naked pictures on the wall so it does create the raunchy feeling, but it's far from tasteless. Loved it and I can't wait to go back!!

Mitzi, Julia and Tina provided a positively memorable stay in Crescent City. Named after an…read moreinfluential local citizen, Anna Wulf Bed and Breakfast is located in an charming, purple Victorian House and unique to the area because it was one of the few that survived the tsunami of 1964. Our group stayed in the three (3) rooms upstairs. Two (2) of the rooms share a bathroom in the hallway while the honeymoon suite had it's own bathroom. Breakfast was hot, delicious and filling and the hosts were charming. They provided us with oatmeal raisin cookies for our day trip through the National Redwood Forest, only about a 10 to 15 minute drive away. The bed and breakfast is relatively close to Battery Point Lighthouse and much photographed St. George Lighthouse. If you forgot anything at home, Rite-Aid and Walgreen's are less than four (4) blocks away. Restaurants close early in the small town of Crescent City, so call and plan ahead.

An excellent choice for a bed and breakfast on the Coast! An impressive sized home that is not at…read moreall "fancy", but meticulously maintained and in immaculate condition. Richard and Ana stay onsite. After being welcomed, shown our room and given a quick tour, we only saw them again at breakfast the next morning. THE BREAKFAST: Wow, just wow. I'm a foodie so when I go somewhere to eat it better be something I can't easily replicate at home. Ana really out does herself with a multiple course breakfast. Very filling, clean eating, freaking DELICIOUS! Everything from the delicate slightly-sweet breads to the hearty main course which always includes eggs in some form, to the fresh fruit to the handmade desserts accompanying every breakfast. The coffee is safe (not too strong, not too weak, not at all bitter). They also offer loose leaf tea if coffee is not your thing. VERY HAPPY with Breakfast prepared by Ana. Breakfast is worth the trip all by itself *YUM* Their attention to detail is exhausting. There are too many amenities to list and even little snacks on tables though out the house. We had access to a full sized fridge/freezer downstairs as well as use of a microwave and toaster oven if we needed it. I can't think of a single thing that we needed; Richard and Ana have thought of everything that you might need during your stay. Arky's uses Hotel quality sheets and towels (all 100% cotton). The bed in the garden view room was incredibly comfortable (king: bamboo pillowtop mattress) with an additional bamboo mattress topper. Plenty of pillow of various soft/firmness. I wouldn't change a thing. I slept like a rock. I'm not sure how many rooms they rent out each night, but there seemed to be different couples and even an entire family staying during our time there. Never once did we hear anyone else in the house unless we left our room. I would DEFINITELY RECOMMEND this place over staying at a local hotel; they are priced about the same.

We stayed at this B&B for a day on our way to Oregon as part of PNW road trip. And our only regret…read morewas it was just a day! Rooms have amazing views of the lagoon and ocean, the property and rooms were well maintained and kept clean. They had thought of everything for amenities. We were pleasantly surprised by the homemade Chinese breakfast food that was served. The hosts were so friendly and warm. Will come back again!

Rust Cohle once said "This place is like somebody's memory of a town, and the memory is fading." I…read morebelieve this to perfectly sum up the environment here at oceanfront lodge. Stayed here on a Tuesday night during the middle of a long road trip. Place was quiet and eerie. With your window open, you are only accompanied by the lapping of distant waves. That is genuinely it. I probably saw 3 guests the course of my 14 hour stay. Eerie right? The dated decor didn't help either. However, I attest that this lodge is worth the stop. All of the workers were nice, the mattresses were extremely comfy, and the views were beautiful. All components of a great stay. Truthfully maybe this place doesn't deserve five stars. But I am rooting for this establishment. I hope you all enjoy oceanfront lodge as much as I did.

We paid 200 for one night. Here was our experience. The room smelled like piss and cleaner and…read moreocean and taco. It was austere, starvingly decorated, the ceiling was the same texture and color as the walls. Aggressive signage, passive aggressive laminated signage installed at the behest of a paranoid, and tasteless owner who clearly had more interest in aggressing the patrons of the hotel than anything else. Overpriced, undercared for, even the jacuzzi was an eyesore. Images attached. Avoid as much as you can help. Truly a hilariously, awful experience. The only upside to renting the most expensive room for a night, was how absolutely comedically awful the room itself was. We got a good laugh from it. The bathroom as well is the cherry on top of the shit sandwich, it too shares the same austere, low-budget pornographic character as the rest of the room. Like the kind of place you wake up after a night out in Juarez, in an ice bath to find a wound and stitches where your kidney once was.

My wife and I stayed here for 3 nights last week as we were visiting family in the area. Barbara…read moreLowden was very nice to work with. We had an upstairs unit and it was pretty comfortable. Each day while we were away the room was freshened up. Coffee, instant ceral were provided in the room as well as cream for the coffee. Dishes and glassware were available to use. The room was well supplied with the things we needed. The steps and railings could use a bit of updating for safety and the stairs leading towards the beach area were in much need of repair, to the point that it was not a good idea to venture too far down that path as the lower steps dropped down further than the rest. The handrail at the very bottom was frail and really should not be allowed public access without being made much sturdier. When parking, it required you to back all the way out to the roadway. No viable place to turn around once you drove all the way in. Would we stay here again? Yes we would. I felt it was a good value for the price paid. You could literally hear and see the ocean right from the front room. It is a place that provides a lot of peace and quiet. Probably not the best for a young and noisy partying crowd. Barbara, thank you for your hospitality during our visit.

In 2003, ww stayed here and it was the best weekend ever. I got engaged here! Even though the…read moremarriage didn't last my memories of Lowden's has endured. This olace is wonderful. We had our own private room with an amazing view of rhe Pacific. Beach combing was fun a stray dog joined us and it was an amazing day. I love Brookings and i visit often and think of Lowden's every time I go but I'm usually only there for the day. I will think of them if i need an overnight accommodation.

We stayed 2 nights in the Excalifur tree house. This is an absolutely stunning tree house with 2…read morestories, multiple sleeping areas, a full bathroom, a kitchenette, and gorgeous craftsmanship throughout. We were greeted with a plate of freshly-made cookies when we got inside. Everything was clean and tidy. I can't think of a single thing we needed because it was all there. The grounds themselves were a joy to walk through. Lots of games, works of art, a kids playground - all nestled in a peaceful treeline. I can't recommend this place enough if you need an escape from city life and want to reconnect with nature.

Stay in the tree houses and enjoy eco-conscious hosts who cook with healthy ingredients in mind…read more There's a pool!

I struggle to "yelp or not to yelp". And not for the reasons you may think. The selfish side of me…read moredoesn't want anyone to know about this sacred-decadent place. Because I want it to be available for just me. But I'm not a selfish person (for the most part). And I must share this life haven with those who seek a place, view and amenities that make the world as you know it - stop. We stayed in the captains quarters. And I can't imagine ever going "back". We had "happened" upon this while making a long weekend following a conference in Ashland. Hoping this glowing and deserving view earns us some consideration when the place is booked solid In the future and we make a habit of coming back again. You're welcome:)

What a find this place is! I'll be honest, it was the hot tub with a view that drew us to Mermaid's…read moreMuse but it turned out to be so much more! We also enjoyed the comfy adjustable bed with massage function, faux fireplace heater, refrigerator, and smart TV for when we wanted to stay in. John and Nancy were more than happy advise us on restaurants and local attractions though I had done exhaustive research on them already so we were good to go. We couldn't have asked for better hosts! Due to Covid we couldn't gather for breakfast but they were happy to leave fresh coffee, scones (sooooooo good!), and prepared eggs from their chickens. Seriously those scones were to die for! We had a wonderful time getting away to Mermaid's Muse and we can't wait to visit again!

Really fun place to stay. Was in Peacock Perch and it was great. But honestly? The best part? The…read morebreakfast!

Absolutely Loved this place! We went as 4 families and rented the Majestree, Pleasantree and…read moreTreeroom Suites. We used the Treeroom as the base for cooking n gathering as a large group. Obviously when you see the Majestree, everything else pales in comparison, which is their best property onsite, and the Pleasantree looked a bit small n not so spacious but it is what it is. Majestree is so spacious n luxurious. The view here is so gorgeous especially in spring. The staff are so amazing including ziplining staff - ziplining is expensive here compared to other places but the experience was simply amazing with their Big Dipper. One of their key highlights is their amazing spread of breakfast - the best I've ever had at a bed n breakfast. One of their chefs is a young girl Eden who is so skilled and talented and even willingly shared her recipe for lavender cake when I told her how awesome it was. All the staff are really friendly. In fact they kindly agreed to refund 80% of our ziplining fee when one of their coins kids were scared after the practice ziplining abd refused to continue. No one would do that. Some of us did horse riding, and they loved it as well. Would love to return sometime! My husband n I came back here after 13 years and none of our friends were disappointed.

Stayed here over the weekend for my buddies wedding and we had our 14 month son with us. Everything…read morefrom the views to the food and hospitality was top notch. They were also very nice and kind to our son who just wants to climb stairs and get into everything. The breakfast in the mornings were great and filling, the grounds are so beautiful with little secret trails and gardens all over. You can also hear the seals as t night along with the waves. Overall if you're looking for a relaxing place to stay or an insanely beautiful wedding The Lost Whale B&B is a very special and solid choice.

This inn is absolutely stunning. The views are breathtaking. The innkeepers were very friendly…read moreand knowledgeable of local eateries and nearby hiking trails. We stayed in the Egret room, which was beautifully decorated and very comfortable. The breakfast every morning was delicious and plentiful and kept us satiated throughout our hikes all afternoon. The charcuterie/snack plate prepared later in the day and all the beverage options made it so that we only needed to get dinner each day. It was such a quick drive from the airport and close to so many beautiful trails. We'd love to make many more trips here.

Wow. The Historic Requa Inn is one of my favorite hotels I've ever stayed in as it's incredibly…read morecharming, unique and welcoming. I truly cannot say anything negative about this place as it really made our Redwoods trip much more memorable with how cozy the Requa Inn is. I was sad to leave. We were looking for a place to stay during our trip to the Redwood National Park and had planned to drive all along the coast, so needed a base for a few days. We found The Historic Requa Inn in Klamath, which seemed to be a good location as it was central to everywhere we wanted to go, which was key. But I didn't expect it to be as outstanding as it was. We arrived to the hotel before the concierge left, just in time, too, as the hotel doors lock at 8pm. We had no idea until we arrived and were told this helpful information, along with everything else. Since we got into town late, we didn't realize that everything in town was closed for dinner. The kind staff saw us trying to find a place to grab dinner, so he offered us his sandwich. Way too kind of him! Of course we politely declined and ended up eating snacks on our first night, but that just shows you how kind the staff are here. We had breakfast here the following morning, which was delicious. Even locals come here to this hotel restaurant for breakfast, so it's not just guests. The food is very tasty, hearty and is freshly made. I never ate anything here that I wouldn't get again. It was a great way to start our long day of hiking and adventures. Because the hotel was built in 1914, it's historic and charming. All of the hotel rooms are uniquely decorated, so no room is the same. It had antique furniture and decore. The lobby area and bedrooms do not have a TV, encouraging guests to enjoy the simple and classic, as they have puzzles, board games, and books in the lobby area for guests to use. I loved that. I especially loved reading out on the deck, looking out to the river and road. They also offer free coffee, tea and hot cocoa for guests and put out in the middle of the day port that you can pour yourself a glass of and freshly baked cookies. PLUS, since we visited during the Independence Day holiday weekend, the hotel offered guests a complimentary BBQ meal on July 4th! And it was not just standard burgers and hot dogs, they made grilled chicken with different salads, sides and fresh fruit. It was a great way to connect with other hotel guests over this shared, celebratory meal. Our bedroom was very comfortable. It had everything we needed, with wifi, a fan, night light in the bathroom, handmade soaps, a complimentary bottle of wine, tons of blankets, etc. Even though the room didn't have AC, we had no trouble cooling down with the fan and open windows that had fresh air coming through. I also loved that the hotel was in the town of Klamath, with no traffic noise or city lights, so the nights were quiet and peaceful. We really did not want to leave this wonderful hotel. So glad I was able to stay here and learn about the area. I would happily stay here again.

Went here for our Valentines coastal trip. I live on the Klamath, up river and knew this was a…read morespecial place. Even though there was some rain ( always expected done rain lol) we had so much fun exploring and showing my girlfriend all my special spots. Then had this cozy place to come back to to sleep. It's very romantic. The people who run it are so kind and helpful. Tge beds are so comfortable, we were plotting hw to get the bed out the window and tie it to my car lol. You also need to have at least one of your meals at the restaurant. Amazing food and wine. Requa is a special place in the heart of Yurok Territory. I'm not doing it justice but I can't say enough on how enjoyable our stay was!