5-Star Review We had a wonderful stay at Myers Inn! The…read morelocation is perfect. We loved being able to walk right out the door and be surrounded by the massive redwoods. The inn is dog-friendly, which was a huge plus for us. Our pups felt right at home and were clearly welcome. The rooms are comfortable, charming, and full of character with that classic historic feel. A special shoutout to the owner, Matt -- he's such a cool, friendly guy and made us feel like we were staying with a friend rather than at a typical inn. His hospitality really made the difference. If you're looking for a peaceful, pet-friendly base to explore the redwoods, Myers Inn is the perfect spot. Highly recommend!

This is a no frills, relaxing, get away from tech kind of place. It comes was originally a wagon…read morestop, so lots of history. Don't get me wrong, they do have wifi, though not strong, and a screen you can watch movies on. You have access to the fridge and microwave, though no food is provided. There is a small store across the street, though and Miranda has a couple of lunch / dinner restaurants. It's right in the middle of the Avenue of the Giants, so it made a good place to stay for my trip. Matt, the owner is very nice and welcoming.

This was an amazing tour! Full of historical details and so much information about the restoration…read moreof the estate. We were very impressed.

Phenomenal! The house is magnificent…read more stunning grounds. Friendly staff... take the tour you won't regret it!

Beware. Cabin smelled like a combination of old man's BO and wreaked of 30 years of cigarettes…read moresmoke. Even though it said no smoking, the rug, the drapes, everything wreaked of musty old man who is a chain smoker. They charged $250 a night. THIS IS a Place to camp or bring your RV. DO not go to the cabins. A great summer place for kids with Kareoke at night- should be a high review, b/c the staff is great and the out door kitchen is lovely.- Alas. There is a reason this is rated a one star motel.

We just got married up at the Redwood river Resort in June 2025. It was the perfect weekend. The…read morestaff went above and beyond to accommodate us and make sure everything went smoothly for our perfect weekend. We are excited to come back every summer to celebrate. A huge thank you to Amanda who helped coordinate everything from rentals, florist, caterers, and set up and breakdown all of our decor. Would 11/10 recommend if you are looking for a camp ground style wedding!

Nice experience in the King Terrace. It was lovely weather to experience the terrace, river and…read morestone bridge views, and nearby hiking opportunities. The room was one of their bigger rooms. The only thing missing was information at check in about scones and tea from 3-4 pm. which would have been nice to know. Their side flower garden was super cute, and the oaks in the back are majestic. Make sure to look for a room with a fridge and tv if that's important to you- this room has it! but the historic ones don't always have those. Menus in the rooms of some of their basic fare would have been nice to peruse at one's leisure.

What a lovely century-old masterpiece!! And the surroundings, right by the Eel River, are perfect…read more Conveniently right off the 101 freeway. Had to knock off a star because our room was so cold the first night: 64 degrees. Another couple complained about the low temp while we were at the front desk. The second night we were plenty warm enough, and they did give us another blanket on request. We did not try the restaurant, but definitely will on our next trip. I was in the bar briefly (we didn't have a corkscrew) and the staff ladies there were most accommodating. The hotel is 100 years old this year, and running some promotions to celebrate. Complimentary sherry in the room lasted both nights. Room deco was very nice. This hotel has personality, in the rooms, the hallways, and all areas inside and out. Fascinating antiques throughout. Would make a lovely place for a wedding and reception!!

The best ever! I really love coming to this place my husband and I. We always get a room with…read moreoceanfront. We enjoy ambience the food choices are great. This is are get away!

I would give this place 4 stars for the reasons below and will break down the pros and cons as well…read moreas provide some helpful tips. Pros: *It's a place that has a peaceful coastal vibe and being that it is remote, I love that it's not overrun by people and has a slower pace and has beach town vibes. It's great for disconnecting from life and relaxing! *The views are phenomenal and we absolutely loved watching sunsets every night while here! All rooms also have an incredible ocean view! *This place is dog friendly, meaning all the rooms here you can bring a dog. We love traveling with our dog and she loved the views on the balcony as much as we did! We paid $50 per night for having a dog and stayed here two nights (so $100 total). *We loved the patio and the chairs were very comfortable to sit in and we spent a decent amount of time here listening to the waves. We were in Suite 202 so the first floor may not have a balcony. *The room was clean. *This Inn has two places to eat, Black Sands Bistro and Delgada Pizza, which is very convenient. They also have a Venezuelan restaurant that is amazing right next door. I can't comment on the pizza because we didn't eat there. We got expresso shots at Black Sands Bistro one morning because we ran out of coffee and my husband got a slice of cake and beer there one day, which he said was good. *The road is around 45 minutes in and back out and one lane in and out. I personally have driven on a windy road to Fort Bragg and up Hwy 1 and felt this road was a lot better than I was expecting with a lot of it paved so it was much better than I was expecting! *The town is small making it very walkable and drivable, which was really convenient because everything was a short distance away. *Easy check in and out. We were given and key and left early the day we checked out so there was a key drop off. *The Inn had doggy bags, which we didn't use since we had our own but appreciated. We saw some dog owners that were visitors not picking up after their dogs so "be better". Compliments to the Inn for trying their best to leave no trace. *The people in this town were so friendly and welcoming! Cons: *The Inn on the Lost Coast is outdated like others have mentioned in reviews. *There was one part of the rug in our room that was unraveling and the bed skirt had a hole in it and stains (see pics). *The smoke detector was ancient and had a red light flashing so I'm assuming it worked, but wasn't sure (see pic). *The rooms lack insulation so you can hear more than you would expect. To no fault of the Inn, we were right next to a very loud family that was not mindful of anyone else. Thankfully they checked out after day one! If you are visiting, please be mindful of others! Tips: *They have a general store, although I would highly recommend bringing a cooler and everything you would like with you in advance! We brought a portable expresso machine, Nespresso capsules, wine bottles, wine opener, some fresh food, and our favorite snacks and we were so grateful that we did! We visited the general store though for an item we forgot, to get more water, etc.

My boyfriend and I were very eager about a getaway weekend to Shelter Cove, where we could explore…read moresome of the Lost Coast and spend some quality time together. I called the night before our reservation date to ask if there are mini-fridges in the rooms. I was greeted by a man who asked me what color my underwear was. In disbelief, I continued to ask him if this was Mario's Marina Motel and if they had fridges. He asked me three more times what the color of my underwear was before I finally hung up. I was mortified, to say the least. Decided to show up anyways (we had a reservation and there are very limited options for lodging in Shelter Cove). Check-in was very easy and smooth (no one at front desk, key already in the door, a post-it with my boyfriend's name on it). Ants everywhere in the room. Crawling up the blankets, all over the tables. Flies darting from wall to wall. The TV doesn't change from CNN, so bring a laptop and a DVD (or some other form of entertainment if you want) if you plan on staying here. No wi-fi. Seems like this motel is catered to people who come here to fish. Plastic welcome mats, signs in the room with instructions on what to do with the fish you catch. And yes, they do have mini-fridges.

We stayed here over the week of Thanksgiving while visiting family in the area. Our room was clean…read moreand fresh when we arrived. Woman who greeted us upon arrival was nice and gave us information about places to eat in the area. We were pleased with our experience. Room #2 had a great sunset view. Mind you this is a motel, in a very, very small town, it is NOT a 5 star hotel. Our stay was nice and quiet. We will return when in the area.

A special place for events like Northern Nights Music Festival, and now Lumberstruck. Offers…read morecamping, swimming in the river, and the "Moonlight" mountain silhouette against beautiful star-filled sky at night.

I have traveled to Fiji China Cuba Mexico London Norway and by far this is the best…read morebed-and-breakfast I've ever Had the pleasure to stay in the view is fantastic There is a Jacuzzi and sauna in the room There is a attached coffeeshop on one in and pizza shop on the other. The coffeeshop makes a great mocha and the pizza shop has a great pullpork pizza The "in of the lost close" is a great romantic getaway And a Nearby golf course