Ξενοδοχεία με Sequoia Park Garden, Eureka

We stayed here years ago. We came up to work on a rental on a semi-emergency basis, our first hotel stay since COVID-19 became a household word. When I came to check in we had a discussion about the room, as my husband prefers grab bars where he showers. The clerk, who was training a new employee, suggested I look at the room first. I did- no bars to hold onto. The clerk changed the room out for an accessible room which would work for us. The room was very well kept with even enough room for a wheelchair to get around easily. I wasn't fond of the casual chair and hassock but we were comfortable for two nights, They were able to open their pool as COVID-19 restrictions had eased a bit. They still couldn't serve breakfast, but gave bags of breakfast to go with a pastry and a breakfast burrito in them. I thought this was a clever way to see their guests got at least a bit of a perk in the morning. We spoke to staff outside- they had their masks on as did we. Welcoming place and well run.

Very clean and quiet hotel located half way between Eureka and the Avenue of the Giants. The staff were very polite and gave us suggestions on where to eat out for dinner. The morning breakfast was fantastic.

The breakfast was good, but it must be done earlier. We arrived 20 minutes before the end, and some varieties are gone. There is a hot spring pool that is open-air. The hotel has a coin-operated laundry service.

Very comfortable and convenient, the price is very good

My husband and i stayed here on our road trip during the crazy, rainy weather that we had in March. Our experience was as good as it could be, under the circumstances. Every person we encountered was so genuine and friendly. The restaurant and bar were not opened, much to my chagrin. Check when you book what days they will be open. Our room was very pretty, and the hotel itself was lovely in general. Due to the rain, our exploration of the town was minimal, but I was so impressed with the owners, particularly Jenny, of this unique hotel. Due to the weather conditions, the little town was suffering and had to go into survival mode. After all the Covid mess, they had to endure yet another setback. But how they handled it was so heartening. Jenny explained that they rally together and decide which three restaurants are going to stay open on a particular day to make sure visitors are taken care of. That night, it was Mexican food, pizza and a little place called The Boardroom. We had just had the former two, so opted for the wild card. Wow, we were so pleased! Food was excellent, prices were fantastic and atmosphere was lively and festive. Just what we needed! For breakfast, they had a grab and go bag that you picked up in the bar area of the hotel (it was actually quite yummy!). They had coffee brewing to to take to go as well! Before we left, I got to spend a little time in town going to a few of the shops. Everyone was so nice to deal with, and I found several things I had hoped to find. My husband went for a hike while I was shopping, and shared how beautiful it was and will definitely do a bike ride next time. I can't wait to go back here to this sweet little town of Ferndale and to stay at the Victorian Inn when the weather is more welcoming!

This hotel is clean and comfortable. The room was large enough to accommodate all our luggage. The beds were comfortable. The bathroom area was clean with plenty of towels supplied. The breakfast had several hot and cold options. The first morning there were two breakfast attendants. They kept the area clean and well supplied. The second morning there was only one young man working and he was struggling to keep up. People were waiting for food and the tables were not clean.

We have been coming here for about 5 years and it has always been a decent experience until this last stay. The food at the River's Edge was terrible. We had breakfast one day, and ordered room service one night. The omelet my husband got tasted like it was made with powdered eggs. They were out of hash browns (how does that happen?) I don't even know where to start with the room service. You have to call the front desk to order room service, which makes no sense. We called to ask if you could get soup for room service and were told no, then when we called to order the woman asked my husband if he wanted soup or salad!!!! When he asked what kind of soup she said ”I don't know ”. Not let me find out for you, just I don't know, so he got a salad with blue cheese dressing. We get our food and his salad has no dressing! He calls and says he didn't get his blue cheese dressing, when the person shows up at our door she has a bowl of blue cheese crumbles, no dressing!! We just gave up at that point. His fettuccine had some kind of burned cheese chunk on it, at least that's what we think it was. My meatloaf was more like salisbury steak, and was covered in some dark brown substance that was supposed to be gravy (I think). I didn't think you could mess up on mashed potatoes but those were not good either. $20.99 and I only could choke down a couple bites. There were no good machines to play on and of the ones we did play on, we had issues with half of them. The first night we went to the bar I ordered a drink and a shot. I was told that I could not have a drink and a shot, even though I was paying for them because it's against the rules??!! I've never heard of such a thing in my life! Then later on my husband and I saw other bartenders selling drinks with shots! I guess it's all about who you know. The saving graces of this place and the reason for 3 stars? The Express Cafe' has amazing food and staff, we loved every meal we had there and the staff was always very helpful. Barry the bartender, he was so nice and made great drinks. The kitty cat robot server (Bella) in the restaurant. The room was decent and the bed was comfortable. Not sure what's changed, new management? Hopefully they are able to turn things around. Not sure if we will be back.