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The Best Hotels for the Redwood National Park

The Best Hotels for the Redwood National Park

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For a hiking (or biking) holiday, destinations don't get much better than the Redwood National Park with its medley of well-kept trails running through the distinctive redwood forest. When looking for accommodation there is a good range of choice nearby including options in Eureka for those who want the accessibility a town offers, hidden coastal properties, and charming boutiques. Our hotel experts have scoured the region to bring you a concise selection of the best hotels for the Redwood National Park. Chosen on their service, design (mostly traditional and utterly charming), and access to the park. So why not browse through our guide to start planning your next escape?

For a coastal stay

Lost Whale Inn is a charming B&B boasting a fabulous coastal location just minutes from Redwood National Park. Well-appointed nautically-themed rooms each have their own balcony. A romantic hideaway, perfect to explore the wilderness of the region from.

For a boutique

Inn at 2nd & C is a characterful boutique set in a distinctive 19th-century building. Located in a Eureka's old town and boasting an in-house pub - this is a good choice for those who want convivial evenings after days spent in Redwood National Park (an hour from the property).

For couples

Carter House Inns is a charming home-away-from-home offering romantic rooms with canopy beds, whirlpool tubs, and a basket of treats. An intimate restaurant serves dishes made from produce grown in the garden. A cosy choice for two.

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- Lost Whale Inn Patrick's point, California 8 rooms from CA$262
  
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  Fishing  -  The North Coast is famous for fresh fish - albacore, tuna, halibut and salmon.
  Kayaking  -  Explore Big Lagoon State Park on a renteed kayak.
  Back to Nature  -  Explore the beaches and ancient Redwood forests.
  Outstanding location
  
  A charming coastal B&B, minutes from Redwood National Park. The eight well appointed rooms, each commanding spectacular views from their private balconies, follow a beach-side theme with nautical colour pairings. The seven course gourmet breakfast will set you up for the days exploring! See More
  
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- Inn at 2nd and C Eureka, California 23 rooms from CA$279
  
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  Close to nightlife  -  Live music events are often held in the Eagle Ballroom or Phatsy Kline's pub; it's a great place for evening entertainment
  Local exploring  -  The large historic port town is known for its entertainment scene, Victorian architecture and wildlife in Humboldt Bay
  Restaurant  -  Phatsy Kline's is a popular pub-style restaurant and bar with tapas, small plates, live music, cocktails, craft beers and DJ
  Great walks  -  Stroll around Sequoia Park and Park Zoo to get up close to massive age-old redwood tree the region is famous for
  
  Housed in a distinctive 19th-century building, this eclectic boutique hotel offers a lively stay in the Eureka's bustling old town. High-Victorian decor abounds in rooms; expect antique beds, flowered wallpaper and lofty pelmets. The on-site pub and music venues creates a convivial party atmosphere. See More
  
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- Carter House Inns Eureka, California from CA$276
  
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  Great walks - Humboldt Botanical Gardens are an idyllic setting to take a leisurely afternoon stroll.
  Back to Nature - National forests all around.
  Full of character
  Opulent
  
  This cozy home-away-from-home is on a leafy residential street in the Redwood region. Luxury takes form in canopy beds, whirlpool tubs and a basket of treats. Edible flowers and vegetables grown on site are used to perfection in Restaurant 301. With 3,400 wines on the menu, evenings are a delight. See More
  
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