The Best Hotels for the Redwood National Park (2025)

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If you’re dreaming of a hiking or biking getaway, it’s hard to beat Redwood National Park. Think towering redwoods, well-maintained trails, and fresh forest air. When it comes to places to stay, you’ve got options: nearby Eureka for convenience and town vibes, or our top picks of tucked-away coastal gems and charming boutique hotels. Our experts have combed the area to bring you a handpicked list of the best spots—chosen for their service, style (mostly traditional, always charming), and easy access to the park.

For a coastal stay

Lost Whale Inn

  • Perched near the coast, Lost Whale Inn offers nautically inspired rooms, each with its own private balcony overlooking the sea. Cosy yet stylish, the inn is perfect for romantic escapes, with easy access to Redwood National Park trails and serene coastal vistas right outside your door.
  • Situated just 20 minutes from Redwood, Trinidad Bay B&B delivers Cape Cod charm with bright, cheerful rooms named after local landmarks. Many feature kitchenettes, patios, or private entrances. Guests enjoy views of Trinidad Bay and the rugged coastline, making it a perfect seaside retreat with warm, personalised hospitality and picture-perfect surroundings.

For a boutique

Inn at 2nd and C

  • Inn at 2nd and C- Step inside this 19th-century building to find a boutique interior rich with period details—exposed brick walls, vintage wood floors, and warm, inviting furnishings. Its in-house pub buzzes with energy, offering a cosy spot to relax after a day exploring the redwoods just an hour away.

For couples

Carter House Inn

  • Step into a romantic retreat at Carter House Inns, with rooms featuring canopy beds, bubbling whirlpool tubs, and a welcome basket of local goodies. The on-site restaurant crafts fresh dishes from its own garden, making it an intimate dining escape just for two.

Still not sure?

The Best Hotels for the Redwood National Park

Carter House Inns

Carter House Inns

California (California)

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.

  • Great walks - Humboldt Botanical Gardens are an idyllic setting to take a leisurely afternoon stroll.
  • Back to Nature - National forests all around.
  • Spa
  • Restaurant
from CA$293 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Lost Whale Inn

Lost Whale Inn

California (California)

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!

  • 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.
  • Spa
from CA$278 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Inn at 2nd and C

Inn at 2nd and C

California

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.

  • 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
from CA$296 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Trinidad Bay B&B

Trinidad Bay B&B

California (California)

Cape Cod style B&B with spectacular views of Trinidad Bay and the rugged California coast. Bright and colourful rooms named after local attractions are simple but fun, some come with kitchenette, patio and private entrance. Picture postcard setting, full of seaside charm and great personal service.

  • Local exploring - The ideal base for exploring both the rugged coast and Redwood National Park
  • Views - Outstanding views over Trinidad Bay
  • Great walks - Hike to the top of Trinidad Head to watch for whales
  • Restrictions on children - Children over 5 welcome
from CA$279 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Written by Katie Harris

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