The Historic Requa Inn

This is a very specific type of stay for a very specific type of person. If you like antiquities and all that comes with it, then you'll like this place. If you don't, then go to the casino down the street. I found the pictures misleading, the room was much smaller than I expected, and didn't mention that it's perfectly positioned so headlights will come straight through the blinds. The shower head was too short for me, and I'm 5' 2" on a good day. They do have free wifi, but it's so slow that you can't really do much on it. I figured, with it being an old building, that the walls were thin. But it's so thin that you have to whisper. n the guidebook, they also mention that the neighbors have dogs that bark. Luckily, that didn't happen on our trip, but figured I'd mention it because I also

This is one of those places that you want to tell everyone about but also keep as your own little secret. It is SUCH a special place. The location is absolutely gorgeous and the hotel is steeped in history that you feel when you walk through the doors. This place is the definition of cozy and though we headed to the area to enjoy the National Park we spent about a third of each day just enjoying the hotel. It was a rare experience of feeling in community with other guests as well as the staff. To say the staff is welcoming is an understatement. It felt more like you were staying with friends who were attentive and invested in ensuring you felt at home. The breakfast served at the restaurant was a 10 out of 10. Even the simple dishes were so delicious. We traveled with our 8 year old daught

I stayed at this Inn as a part of an all womens travel group to the Redwoods. It was a wonderful experience and I would highly recommend. It is the perfect location for the various state & national Redwoods parks. Food was wonderful (only breakfast is served to the public). Staff were inviting and always very helpful. The room was cozy and perfect for the vibe of the area. One mention - rooms have a number of claw foot tubs for shower/bath - so be aware if stepping into the bathtub may be tricky.

Wow. Perfect stay. Great staff. Stay: Beautiful art, themed, lovely rooms (doors are left open so you can explore), and a cozy main floor with wine for purchase and 24/7 tea and coffee. The dining area has white tablecloths, and the staff styles them for the season. My wife and I ate breakfast twice, and I loved it both times. Location: The inn is between Jedidiah Smith Redwoods State Park and Redwood National State Park. So it is perfect if you want to hike. The inn is about a 5-minute drive from the park's best overlook for sunsets. Food options are limited. In the off-season, the inn does not do dinner. The drive to Crescent City is about ~20 min. Otherwise, options are limited to the town's local bar. It is good, but bar food.

Had a wonderful stay at Requa Inn! So quiet and relaxing! Breakfast was great and the room was also very nice. Since I was there during the off season, no dinner, and options are limited in Klamath. Crescent City, about 20 minutes north, has more to choose from. The Requa Inn is a great place to use as a base to explore the nearby Redwood Parks. The Prairie Creek Cathedral Trails section is an easy, family friendly trail thru the redwoods. Awesome! Fern Canyon is also magical, but take an extra pair of shoes and socks. You'll get your feet wet, but it adds to the adventure! Thanks to all at The Requa Inn for making my stay so enjoyable! Oh, and be sure to catch the sunset at the Klamath overlook just right up the road!