We stayed here for the second time, the first time was great! This time the room was still great!…read moreThe heater sucks though. They leave instructions because it is so awkward to operate. We were freezing but managed to get it to work at 3:30 AM. Just make sure the heater works before you get to settled in.

The room was so cute and very clean. The bed was perfect. We only stayed one night but we were very…read morecomfortable. We will return.

Honestly, staying at the Strawberry Valley Inn felt like stepping right into a Hallmark movie. It…read morehas this vintage, untouched-by-time charm that you just don't see anymore. If you're looking for a peaceful, quiet getaway right underneath the stunning Mount Shasta, this is it. It's an inn, but the setup is great because every room feels like its own little private cottage. Ours had a cute small porch with an iron table and chairs, which was perfect for sitting outside and enjoying the fresh air. The main office actually doubles as a little restaurant where they cook your breakfast fresh in the morning. We had blueberry waffles, fresh fruit, and a boiled egg, and it was so good. The property is definitely older, but it is super well-kept and incredibly clean. The bed was really comfy and the whole place was so quiet at night. Plus, the location is super convenient--there are a bunch of great local restaurants within easy walking distance. Highly recommend if you want a cozy, relaxing mountain escape. We loved it!

Stopped here overnight on a road trip up to Oregon and while we didn't get to experience everything…read morethe inn has to offer, what we did experience was genuinely lovely. The inn itself is charming and the breakfast room is welcoming... we left too early to take advantage of the complimentary breakfast but noted it for next time. We did make it to the evening wine tasting, which was a nice touch. A white and a red were offered. Small hiccup... the server mentioned she'd have to run across the street to their sister property to grab a wine opener. We didn't want to wait so we just went with the red since it was already open. She also gave us a dinner recommendation that turned out to be a good call. The room was spacious and clean for two people. Good amenities... a safe, a fridge that's bigger than a mini but smaller than a full size, a microwave, and a dinette seating area. The outlets are dated and made keeping a charger plugged in a little frustrating. But the detail that genuinely impressed me... two luggage racks. Sounds small but even higher end hotels usually only give you one. That kind of thoughtfulness adds up. Would stay again if passing through Mount Shasta... and next time we're staying long enough for breakfast.

Easily the best place to stay in Mount Shasta. The location is incredible, right downtown and…read morewithin walking distance to everything, unlike the Best Western (the Tree House Motel), which is stuck way out by the freeway in a far less convenient spot. The place is updated, clean, and much nicer overall than the Best Western, which hasn't had the same care. The real highlight, though, is the staff. Jade and Tasha are absolutely wonderful. I managed to lock myself out late at night, and Tasha came to the rescue and had my door opened in just five minutes. Outstanding hospitality, a superior location, and a clean, comfortable stay. Hands down a five-star experience!

I had this property recommended by a friend and decided to try it. The good things were, it was…read moreclean and they allow pets. The rooms all run along a wooden walkway facing the parking lot. I was notified there would be construction from 9 to 5 which wasn't a problem for me as I was arriving after 5 and leaving before 9. What was a problem was that the parking lot was roped off so you had to park on the outer edges rather than in front of the room, I was in 18. This was a bit of an issue for me as one of the reasons I booked was that just coming off of a knee replacement I wanted a room that I could park directly in front of. If they had disclosed this, I would have gone somewhere else. Secondly, the pillow situation was pretty horrible, old feather pillows which flattened down to nothingness, no support at all. The heating unit was one of those old wall units with a really loud fan, so couldn't keep that on. Hot and cold water difficult to get in shower, so either scald or lukewarm. there was no space to put items above sink on tiny shelf. I would not stay there again.

This hotel does NOT have a business license evidently by the "Cease & Desist" order they are hiding…read moreon a window out of view. The Mt Shasta Police Are conducting surveillance on the building and looking for anyone who has stayed there to file a theft complaint if you have been ripped off there. The hotel claims they have a contactless check in and check out system which provides a door code via text messaging when in fact they don't have lobby or staff because the police shut them down. The comforter on the bed was urine stained with dirt grime and holes but covered up by a duvet top sheet to hide the filth. The bathroom ceiling has black mold, shower door broken and wall plugs so loose chargers won't stay plugged in. The Mt Shasta Police took a theft complaint from me after the manager refused to refund over $700 they took from me through a Trip Advisor booking. Do not stay here, call the Mt Shasta Police if you did!

Dirty floors, torn window screens, no shampoo or conditioner in showers, loud portable AC units,…read morethin and scratchy linens.

Needed one night and stayed one night. During this short visit, it met all expectations…read more Prime location to convenient town things (eg. shopping, restaurants, bank, freeway access) and Mount Shasta entry. Walkable too. Parking lot in a large L shape so it's easy to park in front of the room. Room itself was clean, comfortable, fully stocked and quiet. Check-in is easy. Got a door code to access which is nice and convenient. Communication was excellent, too. Texted my ETA on arrival and texted when Ieft, which is good because I left before the sun came up. So easy!

Pleasant stay | Clean…read more We booked the same day we needed a hotel. Booking was easy, check in was quick. The room was first floor near the stairs and smoking area outside, but that was not a problem at all. The room was clean, towels and bedding were clean and crisp. I liked the welcome note on the bed. That was really sweet of them! The room had a microwave and small fridge w/freezer. There was a small office desk with coffee and ice. Tv, a/c, heater unit. Two things to note: 1. If you use 3 ports to charge at the clock on the nightstand, it uses too much power and one of the electronics needs to be unplugged. There are wall outlets, so you'd need to use those. 2. We didn't have a shower curtain when we arrived. I thought it was one of those modern places where it's just open, but we definitely needed a shower curtain. I felt so bad showering and getting everything wet in the bathroom. Housekeeping was kind to answer quickly and gave us towels to clean up. The fan in the bathroom isn't that effective. I suspect they'll have a mold problem in the future. The light switch to the bathroom is on the outside, which I thought was odd. Other than that, we had a pleasant one night stay. We would stay here again!

This clean and friendly hotel was where I had to temporarily stay for two nights after a hospital…read morestay until I could return home. Eric the owner was very considerate and did everything he could to make my stay comfortable. The cleaning staff was awesome and the price as reasonable. I would definitely recommed this hotel to any friends or family needing a place to stay in Dunmuir. Thank you so much Dunsmuir Lodge, Susan Ginter

We stopped here on our halfway and we enjoyed it. The staff was very polite and they have the…read morebeautiful backyard with BBQ zone. Our number was good and clear. The small coffee maker is nice. This motel is pet friendly. On the backyard we had the old fireplace. It was nice. Their parking has Tesla chargers, that is super cool. The owner Eric explained us anything about the local famous and historical places. We took a bike ride around and we satisfied a lot. If you want to spend your time in the good and quiet place I recommend this place. Thank you Eric.

This is a lovely small hotel, very well appointed, super comfy, light, bright and modern. The…read morelittle town of Dunsmuir is also fun to explore.

Stranded After Midnight -- No Entry Code, No Staff, No Help…read more Our experience with the Mossbrae Hotel was completely unacceptable. Our Amtrak train arrived in Dunsmuir shortly after midnight. We knew in advance that the hotel used self-check-in and that there would be no traditional front desk. We had been told that an entry code would be sent to us so we could get into the hotel when we arrived. The code never came. There was no desk clerk, no one there to let us in, and no immediate assistance available. We were effectively stranded in a small town after midnight with nowhere to stay. My wife is 69 years old, and we were left outside trying to figure out what to do in the middle of the night. If it had not been for the extraordinary kindness of strangers who drove us roughly 10 miles to Mount Shasta, I honestly don't know what we would have done. We finally found a room at the Best Western and got inside at around 3:00 in the morning. My wife became ill with a cold afterward that affected the remainder of our trip. What makes this especially infuriating is that I had specifically questioned the hotel's self-check-in arrangement before our trip. I asked what would happen if a guest could not access the entry code and was assured that guests did not have problems getting in. Then the very thing I was concerned about happened: we arrived after midnight and could not enter the hotel because they failed to send the code. While we were stranded outside, we looked through the windows. The interior looked more like a rundown secondhand store than the hotel we thought we had reserved. There was another disturbing sight. A sister property connected with the Mossbrae Hotel had a large official notice stating that the building was condemned and unsafe to enter, bearing the building inspector's seal. It was clearly posted on the building. Seeing that after being stranded outside Mossbrae in the middle of the night certainly did nothing to inspire confidence in the operation. But the central issue is simple: a hotel that accepts reservations from passengers arriving on a scheduled Amtrak train after midnight has an obligation to provide those guests with a reliable way to enter the property. Self-check-in may save the hotel the expense of staffing a front desk. It becomes completely unacceptable when their system fails and leaves paying guests standing outside after midnight with no one there to help them. We were fortunate that complete strangers were willing to help us. Guests should not have to depend upon the kindness of strangers to rescue them from a hotel's failed check-in system. I would never stay at the Mossbrae Hotel again, and I cannot recommend it to anyone arriving in Dunsmuir on the Coast Starlight.

This lady is not pet friendly. We are traveling in our RV. We pulled over in Weed walking our dogs…read moreon an adjacent empty lot when she came out to tell us to leave. Less than hospitable.

Hotels can be expensive. That's why I stayed here. After doing my research on Yelp (of course!), I…read morefound an affordable spot to crash on a recent road-trip. Not a huge place, but clean and quiet enough. I was given a room in the corner on the first floor. It had a small refrigerator which I was not expecting along with a microwave I was pleasantly surprised. A small air conditioning unit in the room helped with the oppressive heat outside. I was also able to park my car immediately outside my room which helped me feel safe. Still, I slept on top of the bed covers and used my own pillow. Service was friendly and I was given a token for a free coffee and salad bar trip at a nearby restaurant The Hi-lo. (See my review of that spot-it's great!), if your on a budget this spot is your jam. Happy Yelping!