Nice old-school motel, right on the Trinity River. We had a kitchenette, which was well appointed…read more The grounds are large and the lawn runs right down to the river, with plenty of seating, fire pits, BBQs etc. Great place to hang out. Highly recommended

This place checked all the boxes. Clean, everything worked, nightstands on both sides of the bed,…read moregood tasting tap water, friendly staff, fabulous huge backyard with Gazebo, BBQ with propane and tools and the river. We'll never stay in Weaverville again. Fair warning, it's 8 miles from town. They have munchies and microwave food available in the office. There's now a cafe on site open five nights per week, but we did not eat there nor review the menu. Your other dining choices are in town, except for the BBQ in the yard.

299/44 hides an incredible drive from Redding to Eureka Coast ! Strawhouse sits on the Trinity…read moreRiver offers a super cool collective of riverside cafe /coffee house with cottages and White water rafting adjacent .. NOT THE TYPICAL ! Deceptive from the winding road through beautiful river canyon scapes !!! Super friendly folks offering fresh toasted coffees and Outside WOOD FIRED Pizza's ... an awesome find!

We stayed in cottage 26 during Memorial Day weekend, and it was a lovely time. The cafe was open…read moreeach day, which was incredible, considering it was a holiday. There is not much out there in terms of restaurants, so we were so grateful to have a spot just a few steps away that served breakfast, lunch, and dinner for reasonable prices. The cottage had central air conditioning, which was so necessary as it was hot during the day and the AC offered much relief, and there were ceiling fans to further help circulate the air. The pillows and beds were comfortable, and the cottage had everything we needed during our stay. Julia and Don were such thoughtful hosts, and their staff were friendly and helpful. The location is set right along the Trinity River, and guests of the resort are able to enjoy direct access to the river. We brought fishing poles and actually caught some trout right behind the resort!

One definition of the word 'rustic' is having a simple charm that is typical of the countryside and…read morethat definition suits the Red Mill quite well. It would be a stretch to call this place romantic and it makes a Motel6 seem downright luxurious. There are no chocolates on the pillows here. The Red Mill is nestled into a hillside off the main street in Weaverville via a very short dirt and gravel road. The red-sided office and cabins are lined up in a half-circle formation. My wood-paneled room was spartan but on a damp December evening the small electric heater made the room toasty in no time. The bedding may not meet Martha Stewart's aesthetic standards but it's clean and comfortable. As the night's stillness settled on the hillside, I felt as if I were a guest at a friend's house and it made falling asleep a comforting feeling.

We absolutely enjoyed our stay here. The owner was so friendly and fun to chat with. The cabin was…read moreclean, comfortable and quiet. We will definitely go back again. They're also pet friendly!

Great location, great hosts cannot wait to go back! Super cozy cabin with nice little kitchenette…read moreand living room!

We had a wonderful stay at the Steelhead cottages. Both cottages we rented we so lovely! Very…read morecomfortable and clean. We were very impressed with the hospitality as well.

6/28/24: Per local intel today, property is currently contracted by the county to house the…read morehomeless population, and NOT recommended. They failed for several weeks to return my calls regarding reservations, so I reached out to another local business. Now we know why. 7/1/24 Response to Owner I appreciate your response. The only goal of my review was to inform the Google / Yelp communities that you apparently are not currently in the business of offering lodging to tourists. That's a shame. While I have stayed in Weaverville several times, I called you first for this trip, as your location and proximity to the river was very appealing, and your reviews on both Google and Yelp were quite good and better than most of the properties in Weaverville. As I have not visited your property, I probably should have tempered my "NOT recommended" notation. That is in-fact "hearsay" based on the comments of a third party and should not be admissible. I apologize. I have absolutely no problem with your business decision to help your community's locals instead of random tourists. Having permanent and full-time occupancy certainly sounds like a much easier business model. However, if in fact you do not currently have lodging available for tourists, it would be most helpful if you could notify Google / Yelp that you are "temporarily closed". I did notice that the website link offered on both services does not work. I guess that might have been a clue. For the record, I will note as sad commentary that very many communities now suffer the Air BnB effect, whereby tourists live in the homes and locals live in the motels. There ought to be a law... I commenced making reservations for my trip on June 3. As the Weaverville area is the first night of my vacation, I attempted to make those reservations first, and do believe that I called on that day. I know absolutely that I called on June 4, which would have been a follow-up call. It was only on June 28 that I realized I still had no reservations for my first night, that my calls had not been returned, and called again. Upon receiving the same OGM, I reached out to another business to inquire if you were even open, learned of your status, and posted the review to alert other users. So, 30 minutes in your view, but 3 and a half weeks in mine. I cannot explain the "disconnect". I am still not clear as to whether you currently have any rooms to offer the public. Whether you do or not, it would be helpful for you to clarify your current situation. Thank you.

This place is amazing! It's incredibly affordable but the rooms are lovely, mostly updated and…read morealways super clean with nice little extra touches. The manager is the best guy who is always around to help but isn't at all overbearing. The river is super close and the fishing and swimming are off the hook. It looks a just a little run down outside, but again if you look closer it's clean and well taken care of, don't let that fool you, you literally couldn't do better for the price. It's become one of our favorite places to stay and we are so grateful we found it. If you want a place down the road from the river that is clean and comfortable you should give it a try!

A must stay historical hotel at Weaverville! It's old…read moreschool, creepy, and cozy. The floor and bed creaks and the decors/furnishings are not modern, which makes it so much charming compared to other hotels and motels nearby. Check in and check out process were simple and within the tip of your fingers. I did not encounter any staffs while I was there, but customer service was always on standby. This hotel is nearby all the best restaurants in town - literally right outside the building and walking distant. Parking was in the back, which was very convenient.

Very neat place, historically. We love this type of establishment. Loaded with period…read morepieces...pictures and furniture and history info. The parlor was our favorite spot. Loaded with more period pieces and book shelves stuffed full of books, we hung out there for breakfast before we headed home. Very relaxing. The location was perfect for us too. We had room 1 which was right at the top of the stairs and included a kitchenette and a claw foot tub that was supposed to have aeration but we couldn't get it to work. The outlet had a GFI popped but wouldn't reset. The soak was still amazing though. Indulgent. We did hear some good road noise now and then and people walking up the stairs but that's to be expected. Doesn't really take away from the overall enjoyment.

Been going to TAR for 37 years so have seen many changes, some good, some not so good. Not crazy…read moreabout the new managers this year but I'm sure it's not an easy job. I will say it's relaxing and nice to hear the Stuart Fork River running through the resort in the morning and you can't beat the watching the stars on a clear night. I do miss the trail rides they had. It's great to catch up with the same people every year and see the additions to their families and meet new people that were lucky enough to get a cabin. Great place to unplug.

My family has been going on the same vacation for 30 years, and in no way is that depressing…read more Give me the option to go anywhere in the world during the second week of July and you'll find me on the Stuart Fork.

The bed and toilet were like they were baby's first bed and for baby's first potty! There was a…read morenasty plunger next to the toilet, and, though didn't need to use it, the toilet didn't flush fully . We, apparently got the "best" room because they had given away the ADA accessible room that we'd booked. I was pleasantly surprised that it was flooring instead of carpet... but, unfortunately, they don't wash the floor... maybe they sweep, but I walked around bare-footed and my feet were filthy! Very disappointed about that! Also, they're was NO place to sit comfortably...ie.. comfortable chairs. The only chairs were VERY uncomfortable metal chairs... not even any chair pads. No couch or upholstered chairs... NONE. The only place to sit was the bed (which was also very low to the floor... not good for us older people (in our 80's) to to try to get up from with bad knees!!). I have stayed here a number of times and "the best" room wasn't the best that I've stayed at this hotel. I do think it's probably the best hotel in Weaverville. With a few adjustments, they could make this motel so much better. The guy that runs it seemed willing to accommodate, but we stayed one night and left early so, hopefully, they'll read this and make necessary improvements: Higher(adult) toilets... or grab bars Higher bed Clean floors Comfortable chairs!!! Again, there's NO PLACE TO SIT except the bed.... just not a comfortable room. Sorry... you guys are very nice and I know that it is a family operated establishment, but you're spending too much money buying cheap light fixtures and furniture... spend a little more for a comfortable guest experience!!

The hotel is in need of a few repairs and general upkeep. We met and talked to the new owner, he is…read moreinviting, friendly and decent people. He and his wife are slowly refurbishing the entire place. It used to house the homeless with vouchers, but not anymore. The homeless can be tough on anything they touch. It was summertime and was 105° fortunately they have a swimming pool. Had a few gnats and 3 pincher bugs get into the room, but it wasn't a bad place to stay.

Have stayed here twice. Rooms are clean and beds are very…read morecomfy. Staff was very nice. Close to shopping and restaurants.

Not worth the price if the stay. Bedding/towels stained, the room was very outdated, no amenities…read moreother than a small bar of soap, issues with the door staying closed. Will not be ataying again, its also not a Best Western as advertised!

Very basic but serviceable hotel if you are passing through. Not a lot of choice in Weaverville…read more Clean. Furnishings are worn. Stuff not working. Friendly folks. Good prices.

We found this place late at night. Expected to be charged a fortune but was very reasonable at $90…read morefor a king bed. Nothing over the top but exactly what we needed for a good night's sleep. If we got in here earlier it looks like there's a pretty nice pool as well. For it being the only game in town... not too shabby.