Fabulous place to stay! Clean, cool (during summer months) and congenial. Breakfast was five stars…read moretoo. Staying here enhanced our trip. Janelle and Kendall were fantastic hosts. We will return if life calls us back to this vicinity. Plenty of dining options within walking distance. Off street parking too. Don't second guess yourself. This is place is worth it. Much nicer than staying at a generic hotel.

I stayed here in lieu of other hotels in the area since I would be attending a wedding in Redding…read more Needless to say, Yelp did not steer me wrong again! I was so happy with my bed and breakfast experience that I definitely will trust my fellow reviewers in the future. First, Janelle was super accommodating and let me check in early because I would be attending the wedding and needed to get ready. She followed up with me on text message as to my arrival time to make sure that she would be there to greet me. When I walked in, I noticed my phone number was coded to the key pad entrance to the B&B. So cool! Janelle was there to greet me and give me an envelope with my key and instructions. I went up with her to the bedroom and needless to say, was so impressed with her style and quality that she brings to her B&B. The room seemed to be flawless in the way that she spent time picking out pictures and linens. The linens were even washed in a very nice fabric softener and didn't have that normal "hotel" smell. I was able to get the Sun Dial Room, and even though it was the most expensive, it was definitely worth every penny. There was a fresh, large bottle of water in the room with chocolates. I had free wifi and a nice flat screen TV. A jacuzzi tub. And oh, did I mention.. the best, most comfortable bed that I never wanted to leave? Top it off.. breakfast in the morning makes me giddy just thinking about it. I had french toast, a vegetable frittata, potatoes, chicken/apple sausage, fresh juice and coffee. Janelle served breakfast promptly at 8:30 and I was definitely there with bells on. Everything was served family style and while eating breakfast you are able to enjoy the company of other guests, which makes breakfast that much more entertaining. For a few bucks more, stay at this bed and breakfast. Completely avoid the Howard Johnson or other chain hotel. You will not be disappointed.

We had the most wonderful stay at Burrowdale, a truly magical experience! No need to be a hobbit…read morefan or a Lord of the Rings fan, the experience is of it's own making! We were greeted by our gracious host when we arrived and shown to our hole. We were absolutely stunned! The hole was gorgeously decorated, fully appointed with every amenity imaginable and cozy as can be! We quickly settled in and strolled around outdoors before the sun went down, the entire area is just phenomenal! We were the only guests there so it was divinely peaceful and felt like we truly were in a little hobbit village! In the morning we were served a delicious homemade second breakfast, expertly prepared and delivered to our door! It was a completely amazing stay, can't recommend enough and will definitely be back.

This was our second trip and I dare say won't be our last! Cozy accommodations, delicious second…read morebreakfasts and couldn't ask for kinder hosts!! Thank you for helping us to celebrate both our birthdays(his in June and mine in December) in the best way! There's no better place to get away from the hustle and bustle of life than the Shire! Can't recommend enough!!

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.

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.

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.

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.

This motel appears to be a classic piece of roadside lodging. 3 buildings, two stories tall. What…read moremade it stand out was how well it has been updated. The exterior was clean and fresh and the interior had new furnishings, paint, and trim. There were SO MANY USB ports - both USB-A and C. Each side each had a power outlet - great for CPAP. The room had a mini fridge and microwave. That fridge is really mini - it didn't fit a personal pizza. The bathroom was also clean and neat. The towels and linens were clean and bright. The curtains blocked the light. They included a card with the WiFi info. There was a large tv but we didn't use it. What was less appreciated was the train. I went by loudly around 11pm, I think, and perhaps 10am. That isn't too bad, just be aware. Also, while they do offer EV charging, you need to bring your own cable. Finally, they gave us only one key, though we didn't request a second when we realized there was only one. It is downtown and surrounded by food options and shopping. It looked like a great place to explore, if you have the time. Overall, recommended.

I had a last-minute sign-up for the Lemurian MTB Race and needed a hotel ASAP, so I stayed at…read moreThunderbird Lodge in Redding on Friday/Saturday, May 9th, and had a great overall experience. The location was super convenient -- close to restaurants, shopping, the freeway, and best of all, just minutes away from the MTB trails. The staff was friendly, and check-in was quick and hassle-free, which was appreciated after a long drive. The room was clean and comfortable, especially for the price. While the property is a bit older, it was quiet during my stay and had everything I needed for a good night's rest before a long MTB race. The bed was surprisingly comfortable, parking was easy, and I appreciated the simple, no-frills atmosphere. If you're looking for an affordable and convenient place to stay in Redding, Thunderbird Lodge is a solid option for a short visit.

Great breakfast and clean hotel. It has an added plus of having large spaces for RVs and trailers…read more I would recommend if you are passing through Redding.

Robin checked me in - she was friendly and informative. She gave me a warm welcome which was…read moreawesome after a long drive from Sacramento. This location is honestly perfect. There's a chevron within walking distance and across the street had various of restaurants, Starbucks and fast food places like chick fil a and McDonald's. The free way is a light away and what's even better is a walking trail behind the hotel that has a river. You can hear footsteps in the hallway even if you're a light walker, but I was able to get a room on the end. The only thing that sucked about my room on 240 was the construction next to my room at started at 9am. Check out is 12pm. I was trying to snooze in but couldn't because of the noise.

The front desk staff were friendly, no issues there. When we made it to the room, we heard two dogs…read morebarking pretty aggressively next door. Thankfully they quit barking! The rooms could use a remodel, the tub was worn and windows had something black inside (not mold, maybe failing seal?) We were itching a lot the next morning, not sure if they let dogs stay in every room or if it was the laundry detergent they use. The next time we are in Redding, we will find somewhere else to stay.

Dang. 175 bucks in…read more2025 for this room. No electric charged in the parking lot. Bathroom is SEVERELY outdated, with a tiny, small, low-to-the-ground toilet and miniscule shower. That weird bar soap that leaves a slimy film on your skin. The fridge in room is barely below room temperature. And I found some previous guest's leftover garbage food is in there...smelly as hell and not very cold. Moldy all over. Can't throw it away or the room might smell worse than it already does. 175 bucks. And the TV is standard definition. Yep. I haven't seen a grainy, fuzzy TV like this in years. Years. Fortunately, it's small, so why bother anyway? Pool is heated and open until 11 and breakfast has that huge window of 6-9 AM. You know, cuz everyone wants to be up at 6AM for some subpar continental breakfast. Bed seemed clean.