You get so many amenities for such a good price here. The rooms are clean and the staff is so…read morehelpful and kind. Free breakfast, free WiFi, a heated pool and indoor pool, and a hot tub. It's also within walking distance of Kristina's Restaurant, which is an affordable and tasty diner. I live in the area now, but if I were to recommend a place to stay in Eureka it would 100% be here.

We didn't know anything about this place, just rolled in to see if they had any rooms for the night…read moreand they happen to have one. We're happy we chose this place because it was a great experience from the moment we walked into the lobby. Friendly people, super cool place with the best coffee and a very yummy breakfast. They have the best and biggest hot tub we've ever used! They call it an Oasis and it truly is with the decor and the music and the lit tiki torches! They even have a big nice limo at your disposal for free! we really enjoyed our time at this hotel and would definitely stay here again! Lucy and Daryl 02/20/2026

The Inn was centrally located and close to many attractions. I actually had dinner in the Pub…read moredownstairs and was very pleased with the quality of the food and how fresh the seafood was.

This is a very historical property in old town Eureka near the marina. The building itself is very…read moreinteresting and beautiful inside, but felt a bit confusing. It is dark inside and smells "old". Our room was nicely decorated in old Victorian. It was overlooking the corner of 2nd & C right over the Irish pub. Everything was clean and nice inside. Bathroom was small but well stocked with supplies. The issue is more with the area. We took a walk after we arrived through the marina and old town area and concluded that we didn't feel terribly safe. We decided to stay in after dark. There were plenty of homeless and very "sketchy" people walking around talking loudly to themselves, etc. Know the rooms have no air conditioning so the hosts opened a couple of windows facing C street, which we left open all night, hoping that street wouldn't be terribly noisy. Fortunately, the Irish pub below us closes around 9:00, and the Mexican restaurant across the street was the same. By 9:30 or so the street was very quiet with only the occasional car and lone, loud motorcycle around midnight. Also there is no TV in the room, so bring your own entertainment! The WiFi didn't work either. We couldn't find the WiFi the hosts provided on check in. Overall, this area of town is trying to revive and the hosts are trying to bring back this hotel. Just be aware!

I find historic buildings very fascinating and as such found the "Vance Hotel" in the "Historic…read moreWaterfront District in Eureka, California. This hotel dates back to 1872 . It was the first commercial building to have electric lights and at one time considered to to the "Grandest Hotel " in all of Eureka ! The Vance Hotel was named after its owner John M. Vance. Mr. Vance was a very prominent figure in Eureka during the late 1800's. His interest in the railroad/timber/milling & banking industries made him a very wealthy man. The Vance Hotel original architectural designed was "Modern Italianate " with (Mansard Roof & Cupola for viewing ships in the Humboldt Bay. During the hotels lifetime, it has been remodeled a number of times. Once in 1910 when two floors were added to the existing structure. Then in 1950 by owner & operator Lloyed Bridges Family . And finally restored to its original grandure in 1998 by "Rob & Cherie Arkley/Kurt & Kim Kramer. The Vance Hotel is currently offices and retail space and is registered in the "National Registry of Historic Places". Thanks for reading ! Live/Love/Travel !!

Nice decor if extremely impractical! I've yet to see a human body that could comfortably fit into…read morethat chair... but then, the chair is not for sitting. All of the chairs in the dining room sink so low, you can just rest your chin on the table and shovel it in. What I found most problematic with this hotel is the lip service to ADA accommodations. There are no grab bars in the bathroom, not even soap dishes you could cling too if you slipped on the very slippery tub floor. The lighting and the switches to the lighting are incredible dim in the room making impossible to see with black on black backgrounds. For low visibility people, the randomly placed 'mood' lighting keeps people like me in the dark. Finally, for people with physical disabilities, getting one's luggage on a cart, then to an elevator, then into a room with extremely heavy doors that swing back so quickly, an injury is almost guaranteed. Unfortunately, I experienced all of this at Holiday Inn express in Eureka. I mentioned some of my difficulties to the registration desk, staff, and as nice as they were, they didn't care... they say they'll remodel next year, but if they really cared about providing accommodations for Americans with disabilities, they make the changes now.

This hotel was both good and horrible you should stay only if the goods fit you needs and you don't…read morecare about the bad, Pros: Comfy beds Big room Clean rooms (my experience but not everyones) Workers are nice Cons: Bad area (there is an in and out close though) Underwhelming and busy breakfast and pancake maker was broken For breakfast all I was able to have was a sausage with casing and probiotic yogurt. Walls aren't sound proof so you can hear everything and everyone Pool hours are strange and it's always busy Ice maker is difficult to find Most of the cons were only small inconveniences but they added up. THE WORST CON IS THE AREA it's a nice hotel in a horrible area google Eureka California and you'll see why.

Work trip. Hotel…read morewas good, clean, daily cleaning is by request only. Breakfast is good and free. Customer service from Tina Guevara over the phone was horrible. I checked out early morning on a Sunday and security was filling in for front desk staff that called out/no show. He didn't know or was trained to do front desk. I called the next morning on Monday and shared my checkout experience and receipt inaccurate checkout date. Tina didn't let me finish my explanation/experience. She even threaten to hang up and end the call. Poor customer service from Tina G. I hope someone above her sees this review. When I come back I would go recommend another hotel or best western in old town.

Check in was a breeze thanks to, ugh, I forgot, but it was a male staff with red hair. He provided…read morea lot of information and was friendly. Our room ,203, was clean with a king bed and a small balcony enough to step out for fresh air. It faced the Sportsman Store with RVs parked all hours of the day so I wasn't very comfortable stepping outside or to have the dark curtains open. Large mini fridge with freezer and a microwave. You get an table with 2 chairs and a desk/desk chair. The location was perfect as it's just about an 9mins drive to the sequoia zoo skywalk and the dunes. Nearby there's also In N Out, drive thru fast food restaurants, plenty of stores and gas stations. There's an ice machine and vending machines on each floor. Dogs are welcome for a fee, $30. The hot tub and pool area is gorgeous. Provided a very nice ambiance during the day and night. Parking free and complimentary breakfast was decently basic.

Troy was great in assisting us in creating our large party reservation for many rooms for a family…read moreevent. His pleasant and professional manner was great. The front desk ladies Sarah and Rebecca were awesome in greeting us at checkin and helping ensure everyone was settled in our rooms. Also helped with reservations for dinner and guidance on local interests. Diana and Lizzy in the bar and restaurant made our cocktail and dinner experience enjoyable with wonderful professional and welcoming attitudes. The food was great a few of us had the beef bourguignon ribs. Meat was Tender and the sauce very favorable. The pork chop was also very good. Wine pairing recommendations perfect. Our rooms were cozy and we were impressed with the texture of the robes and towels with a softness and fluffiness. Thanks to the Carter house team

We had a Horrible experience. The Valentines dinner and the service was nothing short of awful. We…read morechose this as somewhere that we had never been, and I wish we had gone with one of other restaurants we had a reservation to. Going in we knew it was a fixed menu and that was ok. After waiting 35 minutes we finally got the soup, with a bad attitude from the waitress. As all the other tables around us were getting their plates we were left sitting there for way too long, the waitresses kept telling that it was the kitchen fault. If it was any other day we would have gotten up and walked out, but it being Valentine's Day we knew we how hard it would be to try to walk in anywhere else. It was so bad they comped our dinners. She knew we were not happy at all, and sent the manager over to talk to us who apologized for how everything had went, saying that they hoped we would give them another chance..... NO We will Absolutely never ever go back!!!!

My husband and I just returned from Eureka where we spent 5 nights at the Hydrangea Inn…read more Everything was great from the spacious suite, the convenient location, cleanliness and our host Renee and her delicious breakfasts. We will arrange to stay there on our next trip back. Rick and Sue Walnut Creek, Ca

Was driving through Eureka and wanted to experience a B&B…read more The place is adorable and we rented out the Renee was very nice and a good hostess. The breakfast was yummy - an apple Dutch baby (YUM), ham, yogurt, berries, and jam. She also provides cream, coffee and a French press. We rented the Rhododendron flat so we could have two rooms. It comes with a kitchenette with the coffee, tea, mini fridge, etc. The sitting parlor was lovely and the bathroom is pretty. The beds were comfortable and the establishment was pleasant and quiet.

I booked this hotel for four nights through Chase Travel. At roughly $75 a night, it was a very…read moregood deal. It is an older motel, but it's in a great location, close to anywhere in town, and very close to old town Eureka. For what I got for the price, I was very happy. You check in via a remote screen in the lobby, it's still very efficient, and the people on the other end of the screen are very friendly and helpful. As I mentioned, it was an older room, and there were a few chips and Nicks here and there, but that was just cosmetic. There is a desk to eat or work on, plugs to charge my gear, a TV with a good picture, the bathroom was spotless, it had a shower instead of a tub. The shower did not have a grab bar or a shower mat, so you do need to be careful. The bed was very comfortable, and I had a very good nights sleep. The Wi-Fi was fast enough to stream video. The room also had a fridge, a microwave, and a coffee pot. What was especially nice was, I had to leave the hotel after only two nights, because I needed to stay with a sick family member at home. I called Chase who called the hotel, and the hotel agreed to let me cancel after two nights, and they refunded the remaining two nights back to my account. They were very understanding. I would stay here again in a heartbeat. Thank you.

I stayed on a Sunday night, at non-peak season. I'm giving them 5 stars for the price (the cheapest…read morein Eureka for the night we stayed) and for kindness and helpfulness of the staff. It is what it is. If you want luxury, pony up three times as much and don't choose a motel built in 1960 and located right on 101. Sure, it's dated, has cinder block walls and is showing wear & tear. But it's a clean, safe place to rest your head for the night. And the price is right. As for the negative reviews, what do you expect from a budget motel? Eureka's Waldorf Astoria? Haters gonna hate.

This place is a gem…read more We were in the area visiting the National Park and my partner wanted to come here for oysters. We stayed to hang out, got a tour of the place and it was amazing. Our bartender was great she was friendly had some great conversations with us and made the visit there that much better. We learned a lot about the area and found out she was originally not to far from where we are from. They have a great selection of beers and drinks, oysters and even have veggie dogs for the vegetarians out there. If you're in the area check this place out it's cozy and made for you to stay a while. Definitely want to come back up here and visit again.

It's closed. Still taking reservations and your money but it's no longer operating. We had a…read morereservation, drove all the way out there to find a ghost town. No one would answer the phone, nightmare.

We stayed in the Hideaway room. Every detail in the room was beautifully crafted. The entire…read moreproperty felt like you were immersed in a different world. We had a great time and would love to visit again.

I have stayed here AND photographed getting ready photos for an intimate elopement, and I can…read moreconfidently say this is my favorite place to stay in California! In fact, everytime I capture a wedding in Redwoods NP, I come to this spot. The rooms definitely feel older, but are so cozy and have everything you need. The property is beautiful and surprisingly peaceful for being in town. The hot tubs and sauna are probably the best part, second only to the unique setting and rich gardens. I would definitely recommend staying here!