We want to thank Cindy (who runs the Guest House) for a wonderful trip and stay. We went to…read moreMcCloud, on a heritage trip, as we had family who worked for the lumber company years ago. Cindy opened the Guest House to us and it was amazing. We spent every evening on the porch looking at Mt Shasta, smelling the pines and one evening watching a bear lumber down the driveway. Breakfast was served at the McCloud Hotel. We placed our order the night before and the meals were made to order, on time, a perfect portion and very delicious. Sight seeing, around the area, was really fun. We fished, played golf at the McCloud golf course, swam in the river, took drives and saw where family had lived. Cindy has pleasant staff and we enjoyed chatting with Nicole. This is an out of the way and beautiful part of California. I strongly suggest the Guest House or the McCloud Hotel.

Great rates. Very nice rooms. Owner and cook were very friendly and we felt at home…read more We will definitely be back when we can stay more than one night.

Stayed for 3 nights in upper sac cabin on the river…read more Incredible location. On the river Well stocked cabin. Rustic. Not fancy but so much fun.... Not over access from cabin If you want to escape the world and screens n phones, this is your place No Wi-Fi No internet No tv Lovely. If u love nature n rivers, this is it !,

We stayed at Franke's Cabin in Dunsmuir for 2 nights. There were 6 of us, and not all of us were…read moresensitive sleepers but the trains that go right by the cabin day and night and sounds their horns woke most of us up several times every night, even in ear plugs. Unless you black out and cannon fire can't wake you, this is not a place for you. Additionally, the hot tub that was the deciding point for this booking, had a significant leak in it, and when maintenance came to take a look, there were breaker issues as well, so we did not get to use it at all. Firewood was chopped too large and didn't fit into the fire stove. Other than that, it is clean, spacious, has all the dishes you need, and the shower has a nice pressure and is hot.​

This is the 2nd time we have stayed at this hotel. Love the location and the quietness of the…read morearea. The hotel itself is older but still in great condition. You get a free glass of wine between 4-5pm. Breakfast is included and is perfect to start off the morning. The best part is that all rooms are dog friendly. We stayed in the copper suite and it's gotta be our favorite. Love having a shared balcony we can use. You can always sit out the front balcony too. It is strange at first when they have the keys in an envelope for you at the front desk. But the people we did interact with were all very friendly. We've stayed at Stoney brook and mercantile but we love McCloud Hotel the best.

We had such a wonderful relaxing time! The Hotel is beautifu, the rooms large and clean, and the…read morebeds are super comfy! Breakfast was delicious! We hope to return many times! lots of good recreational spots nearby to visit.

My wife and I needed a getaway from our home and again we chose (third time here) the "McCloud…read moreRiver B&B" in the 'Mother McCloud Suite'. We stayed for five days. The owners have always been very accommodating, friendly and are kind. It is a very rustic building with a lot of history behind it. This is a beautiful B&B and we love it and the ambiance here. The food that was prepared for us was outstanding and top notch. Desserts were superb and I am not a dessert person at all. The town of McCloud is also very quaint & rich in history. There is lots to do in the area such as McCloud falls (all three of them) and much more. My wife and I definitely recommend the McCloud River B&B. Go and enjoy as we have done now several times.

Two night stay. The B&B is very well located. The rooms ( i was able to view them all) are…read moretastefully decorated with antique furnishings. The beds and bedding are very comfortable. Julie will fill you up at breakfast which so far has been the best I have ever had at a B&B. Lost a star because we had only one large bath towel and one small soap. All in all- I highly recommend them.

This is my second time at this place. The first time I went was in 2018 and I stayed in the Finch…read moreroom. It was small, but really cute. The only part I didn't care for was that it was right next to the front door (literally shares a wall) to the entrance of the lobby. So, that meant a lot of foot traffic and sounds nearby. That time, I spotted the Treehouse Room, and told myself I would be back. This year, I took my man on a special trip here in the summer. We stayed in the Treehouse, and that is my favorite place here. I couldn't imagine a better room. We had a great view of the stars (there is a sky light above the bed), a super spacious bathroom with an epic jetted soaking tub (we literally stayed in for 2 hours), a beautiful fireplace and a fireplace in the bathroom! This room is truly private and really great for a special occasion. We did have some laughs though because a couple of times we thought someone was knocking on the door (they deliver breakfast right to your front door in a basket), but quickly realized it was a woodpecker! LOL. There are tons of woodpeckers and pretty bird sightings around. Plus, you're just a 5 minute drive from the Shasta caverns and you can't beat this place. My only area of recommendation is improving the breakfast. Years ago when I first went, everything was homemade, like a true B&B. This time, it was like a microwaved store-bought quiche that was not edible. Really plain and funky breakfast, so we would pick through it but it was not great. If they picked up the food options this place would be a solid 5 stars in my book.

We booked this hotel based on it's location to the Shasta Caverns…read more Check-in was fairly simple and contactless. They send you the directions and room access code so you can go directly to your room. The layout is like a big house with a coming hallway in the center to access the dining and sitting area. But you can also access your room from the outside of the building, which was so much easier. We stayed in the HUMMINGBIRD. The layout is a little peculiar but we wanted a king bed and this was the only room available last minute. There are two big, floor to ceiling French doors on each side of the room that looked out into the courtyard. Although the view was beautiful, it was like you were on display to anyone walking from their car to their room, so we kept the curtains closed for privacy. The room had a king bed with very nice sheets and comfortable pillows. A fireplace with a TV in the center of the room. There was a table set up for 4 and a wet bar, with microwave and small refrigerator in the center of the room in front of the fireplace and TV. A sofa and two sitting chairs were at the opposite side of the long rectangular room. Again just a peculiar setup. We did a little room rearranging while we were there so we could enjoy the fireplace while laying in bed. The bathroom was amazing and included a large jacuzzi tub and huge walk-in shower. The staff was very polite and provided very thorough room and area information, including local attractions and recommended restaurants in the area. At night you fill out a breakfast menu and in the morning they bring you your breakfast in a basket. The presentation is amazing! Menu items changed daily. They also provided 24/7 coffee and tea in the lobby. The price for the room was fair and everything was super clean! We really did enjoy our stay. Definitely recommend. *Side note for the HUMMINGBIRD room. It would make more sense to have a small room modification by moving the wet bar next to the bathroom wall. Setting the bed in front of the fireplace so the TV is in front of the bed and not off to the side. OR.. have the sofa in front of the TV and fireplace. I know it's a weird shaped room, but my personal opinion is that it can be set up different to have a better flow. Regardless we still enjoyed the stay but just my two cents in that.

Had a long hard day on the road looking for a place to stay, no one answers the phone, stopped in…read moreand asked if they had a room for the night and the lady rudely said that they have a two night minimum and immediately dismissed me for the people who walked in behind me. Just based on this experience I'd never book a room here. Plus the lobby/living area was weird and creepy and smelled like a musty grandmas house.

A great place to stay, with delicious breakfast included. Lots of old-world charm, and very…read moreconvenient to the three McCloud waterfalls. I will be staying there at all my future trips to Mount Shasta.

Stopped and had lunch. It was wonderful The staff was terrific. The ambiance charming. We were so…read moreglad that we stopped.

30/7/25-12:00-This review is for the adjacent shop. Lady shopkeeper is very helpful and…read moreknowledgeable. Lots of great stuff for everyone. I bought handmade Christmas ornaments and a handmade bag for carrying crystals and gemstones. Such a cool experience!

Absolutely love this place...my wife and I stayed this week traveling through the highway 3 and 96…read moreloop. Cassie was a most hospitable host...we had the whole inn to ourselves to explore and just relax...highly recommend if you enjoy old world charm. The town is very charming with some of the best food in the northstate...highly recommend for couples or the whole family...

I have no significant complaints - have stayed many times and always happy for the hospitality…read more However, my back was killing me after the last sleep, which was not great. It seems much time has passed since the mattresses were replaced. It seems also like a sale at Mattress Firm would solve this issue.

We have stayed with Kris and David (and their adorable little senior dog, Cork) four times over the…read morelast few years. We make it a point to stay at Mt Shasta Ranch when we drive to the Bay Area from Seattle. Each and every time we have been warmly welcomed with fresh homemade cookies, coffee and tea, as well as wine in the afternoon. They are kind, hardworking people living their dream of offering a top notch bed and breakfast in their lovely home. I especially enjoy sundown on the front veranda with blankets, our beverage of choice, a wonderful view of Mount Shasta and the beautiful countryside. The mansion, built in 1923, is well kept and spotless. There is a large dining room with a billiard table and many windows where one can read and watch finches and other birds at the bird feeders. There's also a cozy living room with a fireplace and a lovely wood fire when it is chilly outside. Each time they have offered our choice of rooms when available and been treated like family. The bedrooms, each one tastefully decorated with antiques, feature comfortable beds and thoughtfully curated amenities. There are two separate lodges for families behind the house itself. I also appreciated seeing a pair of horses in the pasture next door. Kris and David are always happy to recommend local restaurants, hikes and other activities. But most of all the this B&B is a quiet and peaceful respite. I know they also host various groups for retreats. We have especially enjoyed meeting other guests at the Mt Shasta Ranch as well. Lastly, a highlight of our stay is Kris's gourmet breakfasts, delicious and varied, served by David who is charming and accommodating. This place is an absolute gem. We highly recommend it.

Wow! What a time at Mt Shasta Ranch Bed and Breakfast. Kris and David showed so much hospitality…read moreduring the couple of days I spent there with my family. Wonderful cooking, great recommendations on hikes, and overall an awesome time. Can't recommend them enough!