the staff is gracious and attentive, the building is well-maintained especially considering its age…read more (142+ years!) and the wetter climate up here, and the decor is impeccable! good music playing throughout the house too. i got stranded in town and the innkeepers (and many shopkeepers down the main drag) were kind to a panicked stranger and exceedingly accommodating (bonus recommendation for spencer's ferndale vintage)

Staff was not friendly. They had no plates for my items. I would not go back. Their other stores…read moreare better.

This is a charming hotel. We stayed in the Ira Russ room. It was spacious, and the bed was fairly…read morecomfortable. The room needs better light for reading. It has wonderful natural light in the front. We stayed four nights, and enjoyed it. The continental breakfast is very light; we ended up eating at the Buttercup Cafe most mornings. The proprietor of the hotel is very nice and helpful. I recommend this hotel!

So this is a quaint victorian style hotel that fits right into the victorian atmosphere that is…read moreFerndale. From the outside it looks great but inside....it could be better. There is no A/C in the rooms other than a ceiling fan which thankfully it did not get too hot here otherwise it would be unbearable. The rooms smelled a little musty until we opened the windows and got some fresh air into the room. There is also no elevator so you have to carry your luggage up a very steep and long stairwell....not for the faint of heart or the elderly. The place has potential but it needs some serious work and updating in order to be a place that I would come back to.

We loved this wonderful Bed and Breakfast in the heart of the most charming city. This historic…read morehome is everything you can want in an overnight stay with welcoming owners, cozy rooms, beautiful grounds, and it's walking distance to town. We had to leave early but received the loveliest to-go noshing breakfast. I would stay here again in a hot second.

I was so impressed how lovely this historic bed and breakfast is being restored. The rooms are…read morepoint on era decorated with very nice modern fireplaces. chef Nicole serves all types of amazing farm to table breakfasts s as is. Rick & Shannon are perfect stewards of this historic Victorian. I will be back.

Whoa, this place is AMAZING! My wife and I stayed here while hiking the Redwoods and taking a day…read moretrip up to Oregon. This place is beautiful. Upon arrival we were greeted by our innkeeper for the night and a snack plate that included cheese, crackers, dried fruit, nuts, and salmon was ready for us to take up to our room. This snack plate is prepared everyday. The room was very comfortable and we loved the attention to detail. We stayed in the Egret room and we had plenty of space. The bed was comfortable and could slightly hear the sea lions from our room. No t.v. in the room and it was nice to connect with nature and rest. There was an indoor heater in the closet that we turned on to heat up the room and turned off when we slept. The blankets kept us warm at night. One night after staying out at the fire pit to hang out with other guests, we got back to our room to shower and we didn't have hot water. One of the innkeeper's told us sometimes it happens when too many people are showering at once. Not a deal breaker, although I want to share because this is something that I'd want to know. Back to good stuff...their breakfast is delicious every morning. It tastes like it is made with love. There is a trail down to the beach and a fire pit where they have all the ingredients necessary to make smores. The view is spectacular here. Truly one of a kind. We loved our experience here and look forward to coming back.

Definitely pricey, but this was our favorite BnB on our road-trip from Texas…read more We didn't spend a ton of time at the BnB itself but there was a lot we could have done. The beach with the Stellar's sea lines on the rocks (could hear them from the BnB), the attention to small details in the rooms, the sounds of the waves, the great breakfast, walking through the amazing garden; it was really one of our greatest experiences on this trip. The interaction with the hosts was a bit odd though, generally seemed very annoyed most of the time; however we never had any issues getting what we needed or answering questions.

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.

3 stars...... 2.5 isn't an option…read more Overall experience: It ended up being an acceptable time here. There are positives and some negatives that I will explain. Main concerns: * Overpriced for overall stay / experience * Unpleasant, extremely outdated decor; hard to ignore Positives: * Beautiful ocean view * Nice garden * Close to trailheads * Communal fridge filled with cold drinks; breakfast (I know it's a B&B but for this price, in-room coffee would've been nice.) * Very clean rooms * Hosts were kind, pleasant, informative Negatives: * Decor: The first impression was alarming at best. Online photos do leave you with the impression that the decor is dated but it is overwhelming to actually see once there. I had to walk back to the car and process whether I could actually stay here. After looking up availability of neighboring lodging and seeing no options (and considering the loss of money already spent here...), we decided to go inside. Instead of walking in the door, you have to use the old, outdated intercom where you're asked if you have a reservation. After being let in, we were still experiencing a lot of feelings ("creepy" is the word we kept repeating to each other and "Grandma's estate sale".). While the host was polite and informative, the environment / decor was so outdated, it was hard to get past or ignore. I spent half the day working to force myself to not feel uncomfortable here; I should feel good about the stay - not spend considerable vacation time talking myself into not feeling grossed out by it. * Cost of stay: Considering this was the most expensive option in the area, I expected more / better. Besides the overall decor, our bath towels had bleach stains on them. And be sure to bring your own bath supplies. The ones provided that are boasted about on the website.....looks like they bought Dollar store products, stuck old-fashioned-looking labels on and have refilled over and over. I did not feel comfortable using them at all. Summary: * Nice hosts. Great view. That's it. * Would I stay again or recommend to others: Hard no. You think it's obvious to want an ocean view but I'd easily pass on the view for a more comfortable place to stay. We actually left a day early. Could be good if recommendations here and in other reviews are taken and implemented. Relying solely on "the view" isn't cutting it.

The setting of this BnB is undeniably beautiful -- stunning views and a nice selection of…read morecomplimentary snacks. Unfortunately, the hospitality didn't match the scenery. I stayed here with my husband and our 2-month-old baby. While we checked out of our room at 11am, it was storming outside, so we took a seat in the lounge to wait out the weather for a short period of time and feed the baby. Within minutes, the innkeeper, Roger, came over to tell us, rather coldly, that "the reservation ended at 11." Despite being fully out of the room and sitting quietly in a shared space (where there was no one else, as the inn wasn't even full), we were asked to leave. His tone was passive-aggressive -- particularly unkind given the circumstances. That was one of a few negative interactions we had with him. In all our travels, we've never experienced such a lack of hospitality -- especially from a place that charges over $300 a night. Most properties are more than accommodating when guests are briefly using common areas after checkout, especially with a baby and during bad weather. After our stay, we noticed some other online reviews describing similarly negative interactions with Roger, scattered among the glowing 5-star ones. Sadly, that interaction left a lasting negative impression. As a result, we won't be returning and can't recommend this BnB to others who value genuine hospitality. It's a real shame, considering the views and location.

Please be sure to stay at the Trinidad Bay Bed & Breakfast. It is a comfortable, relaxing, gorgeous…read moreplace with awesome-inspiring views. Breathe in the fresh sea air, stroll right out the front door to the amazing local restaurants, shops, cafes, and market. After some lodging issues in a nearby town, Tyler was immediately responsive & thankfully had a vacancy for us. We stayed in the Crab-pot on the 2nd floor. The beds were luxuriously comfortable & warm & the views, well, it's hard to describe beyond stunning. Everyone in the town was so friendly! Oh, and do not miss the amazing breakfasts! You will not want for anything when you stay at Trinidad Bay Bed & Breakfast. Tyler was always available with information about the area. We did not want to leave. If we didn't live so far away, we'd be back every month!

Incredible location. Very nice room with view,view, view…read more Someone selected very expensive linens and towels, better than Hiltons. Breakfast served to your room was outstanding, obviously a professional chef. (Thank you Tyler). Reasonable rates, great service, couldn't expect more at a BnB. I'll be back!

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!

Amazing stay at Patsys Place over Thanksgiving. The weather was stellar, the hosts both welcoming…read moreand accommodating. Cherie, Sarah and Ken made us feel right at home, where we enjoyed delicious breakfasts, beautiful sunsets on the balcony, we're given ideas on places to visit and see (see pics) and given tidbits of local history by Ken, resident futurist of HUMBOLT County! We even saw whales spouting one afternoon!!! Definitely will return for more adventures in the future Chris

What a lovely home and hosting couple! The breakfast was delicious and the bed was very…read morecomfortable. The private wrap-around balcony was a highlight for us, and the huge bathtub was perfect for our daughter. The hosts were incredibly accommodating. We'll be back!