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 did not see that on the website. I deal with properties for a living, so I get that old buildings present unique challenges. But I walked into the Requa Inn not having a single inkling of the above issues, which really wasn't nice to discover on a road trip when you're tired and just want to relax.

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.

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 daughter and she did not want to leave. We all promised that we would make the Historic Requa Inn a regular destination for our family vacations. Thank you to everyone for making this stay so magical, we can't wait to come back!

Beautiful location well situated to access northern and southern parts of Redwood NP. The staff is helpful and informative prior to your visit to make arrival and stay a trouble free experience. And the setting is just gorgeous views where the Klamath River joins the Pacific. Just a couple minutes up the road is a perfect overlook to view the coast and is amazing at sunset.

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!

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.

Being positioned right on the Klamath River makes the Requa Inn the perfect spot for visiting Redwood National and State Parks. The NPS has two self-guided tours of Redwood available online—titled “a full day north of the Klamath” and “a full day south of the Klamath”—so you genuinely can’t stay in a better spot for seeing everything the parks have to offer.||The inn is adorable. We spent every night (we stayed 3 nights) in the lobby drinking tea, watching for wildlife (We saw a bear—safely across the river, thankfully—and seals!), and using the board games and puzzles. The room was small, but in an inviting way that made it feel like we were just a guest in someone’s big manor. The bathroom with the clawfoot tub was perfect and felt like a step back in time.||As a fair warning, the inn is very noisy—it’s a historic building after all. The walls are thin, the floors creak, and other guests aren’t as aware of how loud they’re being as you would hope. There’s no AC, so you’ll probably want to sleep with the windows open and fan on, which means hearing the neighborhood dogs and traffic. If you’re a light sleeper, bring a noise machine/app (a quiet one so you don’t disturb your neighboring rooms) and/or ear plugs. All that said, the noise didn’t affect our stay at all and honestly made it feel even more homey.||If I had to provide a small piece of feedback, it would be that the breakfast is too expensive. I don’t want to be too critical because I understand that it’s a rural area where groceries cost more, and I want all of the employees to be paid fairly. That said, $41 with tax+tip for 4 eggs, 2 servings of potatoes, and 3 strips bacon feels very high (esp. considering coffee and tea is free, so that $41 cost does not include those). When I stay again, I’ll bring my own breakfast food and use the community fridge/microwave to make something.||Overall we absolutely loved our stay and we will definitely be visiting again in the future and bringing our family.

Very nice! Peaceful, friendly and relaxing. Historic and home like feel. We enjoyed our 2 nights. No TV and didn’t miss it. Nice hike trail on top of the hill. Also enjoyed their house wine.

Beautiful building, great host, quiet comfortable room. We stayed in the Trillium Room. Breakfast was yummy, with a gorgeous view of the river.

Highly recommend the restaurant. Everything was so delicious. Would recommend biscuits and gravy. The best i have ever h

Absolutely amazing! Friendly staff and beautiful location, perfect for a weekend getaway.

Absolutely tranquil and charming inn! Definition of peace and quiet. Love the rooms, the breakfast, the people who run the place, the delicious coffee in the cute mugs, the cookies when you check in, the little front yard area where you can journal in the gazebo and watch the water :)

This was such a relaxing inn!! From the moment you walk in you feel welcomed and ready to be refreshed. We had an amazing room that had a view of the river! This is an amazing place in a remote beautiful piece of the Klamath!

Absolutely GORGEOUS hotel. Really more like a Bed & Breakfast! It has a beautiful coming sitting room that has beer and wine available for purchase. They have breakfast starting at 8 am. And the rooms are very well appointed that it seems like home! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!

From the moment we arrived, we were warmly welcomed and treated with such care and consideration. The accommodations were not only comfortable but also provided a perfect setting for our team to connect and unwind. The meals were absolutely delightful, and it was clear that a lot of love and thought went into each dish. We truly felt pampered and well taken care of throughout our stay. Thank you so much, The CCEE Team

Honestly, if I could give them a higher rating I would. everything about this place is absolutely amazing. The staff is phenomenal, kind, and accommodating. They were knowledgeable about everything in the area. Coming from la, The breakfast was genuinely one of the best I've had. I would highly recommend anyone to stay here. Stayed in the post office room which is essentially a 1 bedroom apartment with a full kitchen which allows you to make your own meals which is helpful because the only two restaurants in town close at 8pm. If we ever come back without a doubt will always stay here

We just had an amazing stay at the Requa Inn. They gave us the Post Office Suite which provide a comfortable stay. For meals, the Requa Inn Kitchen is open seasonally, March-October. Both dinner and breakfast were both excellent. Stanley and Dave own the organic farm up the hill, providing organic foods and homegrown fresh eggs. Most of what they offer is locally sourced. Everything was perfect. We will return! Hank & Morningstar

The Requa Inn was hands down one of the best travel experiences. After coming out of the strangest year, we wanted to explore Northern California away from cities and suburban life. It was a last minute trip when my partner found this gem on Airbnb. I was skeptical because there were zero reviews and the pictures looked too good to be true. But let me tell you, the Requa Inn met and soared beyond expectations. I don't like to overhype anything but our experience was too amazing not to share. When we arrived, we couldn't believe our luck. The pictures don't do the place justice honestly. The room was very clean and quaint with modern additions. Plenty for bathroom space. If you can book a room overlooking the Klamath River, do it! The Inn is just down the road from the main highway. We stayed for 3 nights and meeting people it seemed most just stay for a night or 2. As for the staff, they were all terrific. We received several messages on the Airbnb app checking on our stay. The couple who were hosting us were very friendly and helpful. They even had homemade chocolate cookies and a bottle of port for guests in the evening. I appreciate those little things. Onto the breakfast service and staff. Hands down amazing! We'd heard there was a private chef and so on the first morning decided to try the breakfast. The menu included items you'd find at a diner but little did we know we were in for a treat. We tried just about the whole menu: pancakes, maple bacon, scrambled eggs, and country potatoes. We ate breakfast all 3 mornings and every time a new flavor pancake was served. My partner exclaimed the scrambled eggs were the best he ever had. I think chef said she mixed in heavy cream and butter to make them fluffy. Overall, wonderful stay, great staff and exactly what we needed.

Unfortunately, we did not get to stay at this historic hotel, but even more troubling - we were treated like 2nd class citizens by the owner and her (we believe) husband or co-owner. We booked a room here weeks before our arrival, along with several other hotels for our two week road trip. We have a small mini-golden doodle, so we set our search filter for only pet friendly places - and the Requa Inn come up as one of them. We drove for eight hours and finally arrived in the afternoon. We waited with our dog in the lobby for about 30 minutes because no one was there! Finally, the owners walked in and when they saw our dog sitting with us, they coldly asked, "What's your dog doing here?" When we explained that it's a dog friendly place, they replied, "No it's not! We don't allow dogs or children here." When I explained that Expedia had recommended only dog friendly places when planning our trip (we booked seven hotels in different parts of California and Oregon), the owner replied, :"Well Expedia lies all the time! You can't stay here." I explained that we had nowhere to go, and that I'd already paid for 1/2 of our stay. All she could say was "Well I'm not gonna be out of pocket!" Not once did this women or her husband offer to help us find another hotel in the area - the husband in fact never uttered a single word to us, only stared at us as if we were from another planet. At the end of the day, we were not allowed to stay, and The Requa Inn charged us for the entire stay within minutes of us driving off. How's that for friendly service???

The restaurant is off the beaten path so you have to be looking for it to end up there. It is tucked away near tue redwoods facing an ocean inlet with spectacular dining room views. The sausage gravy and biscuits and the cinnamon roll are top notch.

Absolutely wonderful experience. We stayed in the post office suite. It was cozy and comfortable. Breakfast upstairs was stellar. So quiet and peaceful. Will definitely be back!

A great place to for both food and to stay the night! The Requa Inn is a very quaint and older-style inn. It is well-kept and offers great food, an amazing view of the Klamath river, and a relaxing atmosphere. If you are ever going through this area (e.g. to see the redwood forest) I highly recommend staying here for a couple nights.

This was the perfect location to stay and explore all of the nearby natural beauty. We reserved a river-side room but I think I would prefer the other side of the inn next time just due to the river boats getting an early start each day. On the other hand, it kept me from sleeping the days away in the ultra-comfy bed... The staff were amazing and far exceeded my expectations, especially Wendi and Kenny. Wendi was very knowledgeable about everything to see and do in the area and had such a friendly way about her. Kenny was much the same and kept us incredibly well-fed during our stay. Kenny and his partner run a farm in Requa and as of May 2022, this restaurant as well. So, you will not find anything fresher or tastier. My boyfriend and I stayed at the inn for 4 nights and had breakfast in the restaurant each morning. The freshness of the produce and genuine care taken by Kenny and his kitchen team made for a great start to each day. We also reserved a place for dinner Sunday. 24-hour advance reservations for dinner are required. You may find that inconvenient but I think it's a smart and sustainable business model especially because it is a substantial multicourse meal. No waste this way! And that dinner was the best meal I've ever had! I've eaten a lot of food in my time but that was something special. Not only was everything beyond delicious but it was also technical and showcased the chef's skill. The value of it though... I felt like I was ripping them off! Could not recommend this experience more and lucky for you locals, they're extending their operating hours to include more days when dinner will be served! Definitely keep an eye out for that and enjoy!

We loved staying here for our pre wedding hotel stay. The inn was beautiful and we had a great view of the river. The hosts were super nice and Breakfast was delicious. We for sure will come stay again

Stayed at the inn it was a wonderful location and the ambience is great. Played a game of backgammon while over looking the klamath in the lodge. Had a wonderful 5-Star dinner in their restaurant served family style. Also overlooking the klamath. The window were open just enough to smell the ocean breeze and the fragrance of the beautiful flowers outside. Great wine selection and the service is impeccable! Kenny will take good care of you and the chef's Dave and JJ are amazing! They really know how to cook and give you an amazing food experience! Worth taking the time to stop in for a night or more! The bed was the most comfortable I didn't want to leave! Very clean and tidy.

A perfectly serene and romantic getaway. Our room (#20) had a king size bed and a bathtub overlooking the river. There was a fire place and welcoming touches like a bottle of wine, handcrafted guest soap, and bath robes. It was above and beyond what I was expecting for the price. I'd come back in a heartbeat, wish I stayed longer!

Oh my, I love this place. My husband and I stopped here on our way riding our motorcycles ant it was amazing. So nice relaxing place. No TV, quite, just us and a nice hot tub. It was nice to just relax with my husband and spend some Quality time with each other. Different but exactly what the doctor orders for a relationship. Definitely will be returning soon.

I really wanted to like this place more-I'm a big fan of historic buildings, and you can tell that the Requa Inn has an extensive past as soon as you walk into the lobby. I ended up arriving after usual check-in hours, and I appreciated how friendly the staff was in terms of my pre-arrival communication. The staff person left a note detailing how I could get to my room, and though I was anxious I would run into trouble given my late arrival, checking into my room was a breeze. Unfortunately, my room could have definitely used more upkeep. There was a massive stain on one of the pillows that was visible through the pillowcase. I ended up putting that pillow in the closet, but then I noticed that the bed mattress was too soft/floppy for my comfort. I will admit there was a historic charm to the room, and the proximity to the water views was impressive. However, this inn could benefit from some renovation touches to upgrade the room quality for their guests.

Cute and quaint little bed and breakfast. Great views of the Klamath river , as well as private beach access- which is spectacular. Location is great as it is very close to the redwood forest. Everyone I came in contact with at the hotel was polite and pleasant. Breakfast was homemade and delicious. Just a little warning to others though - there is no tv. However, dont let that deter your stay, there is so much to do in this area you won't even need one, and the wifi works really well. (No cell Phone service either) but it is what it is! I would stay here again

We booked our stay for the Trillium Room through Expedia and upon arrival were notified by the innkeeper named Cass that we would be unable to stay since we had a four year old with us. Expedia lists that kids are ok for that hotel. I had also made reservations three weeks prior for my family to eat at their restaurant since we Leo th farm to table mentality that they advertise. I had received a confirmation call from the inn/restaurant two days prior and had the proof to back it up. After making check in obnoxiously difficult and warning us that we could not stay, the innkeeper Cass tried telling us that they did not have a reservation for us even though they had called to confirm two days prior. It really felt like Cass was doing everything in her power to get us to leave. Everyone else who worked at the inn was kind and proud of their community, but Cass' efforts really stressed us out and distracted us from what should've been a nice stay with our well - behaved child.

If you want a hotel with TV, fast internet, and modern conveniences, this is not the place for you so know that before you book. HOWEVER, if you want quiet, peace, claw-footed bathtubs, old-fashioned furniture, beautiful artwork and tranquility away from everything, THIS IS THE PLACE for you. We had a small room with a full-sized bed. Everything was clean. I loved the ceiling fan and the fact that we could open the windows. We were there on a rainy night, and a small stream ran outside our window. Falling asleep to a cool breeze and nature sounds was so peaceful. Breakfast was great ... homestyle and casual. We paid $18 for breakfast for two consisting of hotcakes, cinnamon roll, bacon, and home fries. Everything was delicious. Coffee was great. Our server was personable. Real room keys here! The checkout was seamless and the host was friendly and knowledgeable. There is a hot tub for use by private reservation, but we did not take advantage of this amenity. Rooms that were not occupied were left open for other guests to peek inside. The king rooms with claw-footed tubs and full river views were luxurious and amazing! Sip your wine soaking in your tub while overlooking the river at sunset. Friendly, clean, beautiful, peaceful, simple. I'll be back!

This review is tough because I recognize that objectively, this place is lovely. It's in a historic building and it accurately represents what it is (I fully admit that I didn't make the reservation and I was perhaps unprepared for the entire experience). It's an old building and the rooms are SMALL - too small for me. It's reminiscent of cruise ship rooms although I think cruise ship cabins are larger. Our room had a double bed that shook with the slightest exhale. Husband and I prefer to sleep in separate beds to avoid marital slumber discord and we quickly realized that sleeping in that bed together was not an option. Husband volunteered to sleep in the closet (which was the largest unobstructed place in the room and he would be best protected from being stepped on during sleepy middle-of-the-night bathroom visits). We had to carefully store luggage and bags as to preserve talking space. The walls are paper thin which is probably considered "charm" but it didn't appeal to me. Privacy was nil (and to be fair, they do recommended not to share any deep dark secrets with your companion while staying there because the walls are so thin). Husband reserved dinner there because it's pretty much the only option in the area. Dinner was "family style" so we were seated with two other couples. Normally, I hate such things but we lucked out and had some lovely dinner conversation with these folks. I didn't realize the menu was set and that I would not be able to choose my own food. The main course was pork and I do not eat pork. The rest of the food was quite delicious but I was disappointed that other options weren't available. Additionally, husband is allergic to dairy and there were (seemingly) no accommodations made for personal preferences or allergies. I was displeased about having paid $40 for a dinner where I didn't eat the main course. Breakfast was a bit better but I didn't care for the scrambled eggs. They were super bland and seemed to have had cream or milk added so I advised Husband to avoid them. The bacon was soggy (which is not my preference) but the vanilla nutmeg pancakes were good. I absolutely understand the appeal of this place and I was tempted to give it higher stars because I do understand that much of my issues are entirely personal preference.

Location, location, location!!! Amazingly beautiful location on the mouth of the Klamath River and the Pacific Ocean, surrounded by Redwoods National/State Park. Authentic Historic Inn, a walk away from a wild and pristine coastal beach and a 5 minute drive to a dramatic State Park overlook of the mouth of the Klamath and rugged pacific ocean headlands and haystack rocks. The Inn is off of HWY 101 on a quiet dead end road. Rooms are lovely, decorated with antique furnishings, and the lobby - guest area comfortable with fireplace, library, and room for conversation or game tables. Breakfast is served in a dining room overlooking the river and the food is from scratch and delicious. We extended our stay because this area was so beautiful and Requa Inn was so perfect!

The Historic Requa Inn was a fabulous venue for our wedding! We couldn't have dreamed of anything more beautiful. The Inn was so accommodating and worked with us for months to create a memorable day we'll always cherish. They were flexible with bookings, connected us with our day of coordinator, and catered our event (in partnership with the lead chef from Vita Cucina). We hosted around 80 guests with a lot of international and out of town travelers. People from out of the country found it easy to make bookings and communicate with staff. We rented the entire Inn for two nights for guests, the Requa House for family, and the Cottage for ourselves (the bride and groom). The event venue: the space was incredible! Right on the Klamath River, we couldn't have asked for a more scenic view. During the ceremony there were seals dancing in the water, birds circling around, and fishermen passing by in boats. The permanent arbor created ambiance and clearly defined it as a ceremony space. The top area directly across the from the Inn was transformed into a welcoming space, the bottom flat was used for the ceremony, firepit, and bar, and the area by the river was used for dining. The stairs coming down the hill created a natural isle. It was nice to have the Inn right across the street, so as it got dark and began to chill down, people naturally went inside for tea and music. The rooms: the flexibility of having guests stay in rooms, the Requa House, and the Cottage made hosting so many people easy! Jan was great about helping me figure out how to accommodate everyone. The "Post Office" was a special space that made the grooms parents (traveling from Barcelona) feel relaxed and special. Everyone was thrilled with their cute rooms and enjoyed catching up with old friends in the hot tub. The cozy atmosphere allowed people to connect from both sides of the isle and created a sense of intimacy that enabled strangers to bond. Just a side note: it's also a benefit when hosting a large party that people can stay in the Golden River Lodge down the hill (not affiliated with the Requa), which adds space for 8-12 more people. The food: everyone (...and I mean everyone) commented on how outrageously delicious the food was. Many raved it was the best wedding food they've ever had. My friend texted me, two weeks after the event commenting about the homemade focaccia bread. Some of the pre-dinner snacks included traditional Yurok fry bread, pickled accoutrement, and local cheeses. The main dishes arrived hot, on-time, and family style. Everything was local, fresh, and handmade. After dinner we moved the party inside and they provided hot drinks and late night cookies/cake bites as we relaxed by the fire, which really just sealed the deal. The morning after the Inn hosted a brunch for all wedding guests. It was beyond delicious and left everyone with a cozy feeling as they checked-out. Having a formal brunch was the perfect way to say goodbye to guests and connect with people as they left town. The area: although this place is remote, that's the point! Having our wedding in Klamath allowed travelers to explore the river, redwoods, and beach without distraction. Klamath has several beautiful scenic hikes to entertain guests before the wedding and the Klamath Overlook was perfect for pre-wedding family pictures. All-in-all, we had a spectacular time at this charming Inn and would highly recommend it to anyone thinking about using it as a wedding venue.

Me & my buddies were camping & hiking within the area and happened to stumble upon this place with the help of Yelp lol. We were looking for a good breakfast place & with the high reviews had to make the stop. When we got there we were greeted with smiles and love. The atmosphere was beautiful and family like. We sat next to the windows with the view of the Klamath River. The Breakfast menu was simple & easy. I ordered the scramble eggs with potatoes & bacon and when we got the food. Omfg! Absolutely delicious!!! The flavoring and freshness of the dish was heavenly. Unfortunately we missed out on the Cinnamon Buns that was said to be the best in town! So, on our last & final day we had to come back get breakfast and get our hands on the buns! And omg, glad we did!!! A must have!!! So if you're within the area, please stop by!!!

We chose the Cottage which is part of the Requa Inn but slightly offsite from the main Inn. It provides a beautiful cabin up on the hill overlooking the Klamath River. The cottage was immaculately decorated from beautiful woods to stained glass features, a wood burning stove and heaters in the rooms. It offers a main bedroom upstairs that has one king and one queen bed together. It was my husband and I and my mother and it was a perfect fit for us. Full kitchen, bathroom and living room downstairs. The views were stunning from everywhere in the cabin and the grounds were great to wonder around on. Fire pit with chairs outside and board games inside. They thought of everything!!! They had so many amenities that just had a special touch. We were SO pleased with our stay and it made the trip so much more special to stay someplace like this rather than in some fancy hotel surrounded by concrete as we were there to experience nature and the forests. The owner was always responsive whenever we needed to reach out both prior to going and while there. This would be an excellent option for a family traveling with kids because the main Inn is for couples but the main house and the cabin where we stayed would be optimal. It's centrally located between Crescent City and the Redwood Forest and all the way down to Trinidad. We were able to cram a lot into 3 days being there by choosing this location. I honestly couldn't have been happier with the entire stay and hope to go back someday again!!

This charming little place would have gotten five stars, but the restaurant is closed and there are very few places to eat nearby (so plan ahead). The view from the porch was awesome, the bed was comfy, and the water pressure was good. I like the decor too - eclectic vintage? Best part - no tv!

I absolutely loved this little inn! First off, the staff was incredibly accommodating. We drove six hours to get here after arriving at the Sacramento airport. Since our luggage did not make it on our flight, the airport was nice enough to drive it up for us once it arrived later that evening. Because reception out there was so sparse, our hostess just gave us the inn phone for the evening to wait until our luggage arrived. They were honestly really sweet. The inn is in the redwoods and offers a beautiful view of Klamath river. It's also within a five minute drive from the shore-- breathtaking! Our room was cozy, and I slept like a baby on that soft king sized bed. I found the little details, like the organic shower essentials, such nice touches. Oh, and they have extra towels available for anyone who wants to use the hot tub in the back patio. Last pro, the cooks here are amazing! We ate really well that weekend :) Minor things the mister wanted to contribute to this review: 1) Our room did not have a T.V. 2) The bathroom was a little compact 3) It was quiet-- I laughed at this one because he's so accustomed to city life that this was a bit eerie for him Overall, we had a pretty awesome getaway in Klamath! :D

We just finished a two night stay at the ReQua Inn and loved it! The Inn is old but reminds me of staying at my grandmother's- comfortable, quiet, and lots of rest. It is out of the way off of 101 and has a view of the river. We chose to eat breakfast and dinner at the Inn, and we loved the food. Breakfast was all homemade, including the toast. I loved the scrambled eggs. Dinner is reservation only, family style, and served only Wednesday thru Sunday. It is chef's choice, but you won't be disappointed.

My family and I stayed at the Requa Inn house last week. We arrived past the check in time and were unable to locate the home. I called the Requa Inn to ask for directions and the female owner said she would come outside and show us. She came outside and got in her car and was clearly a little irritated with me; however, I couldn't find directions to the house anywhere (it is off site). When we arrived to the house, and we waved at her she was somewhat more polite. Be advised, in the cabin their is a guest sign in book. Someone wrote a scary story about a woman in a white dress coming to see them in their sleep and stealing their friends eyeballs and so on.. This ruined the trip for a few people in my party because they were afraid. I realize this story was probably not true; however, it was a game changer for a couple people I was with which made our stay unenjoyable. I honestly thought about ripping the pages out so no others would read it. Other than that, the view is beautiful. The home is nothing special (make sure you read where there are no TVs). There is a laundry room in the home.

Old and run down. Spiders hanging from every corner of the ceiling in our bedroom. We stayed in the "post office" and it is located directly below the dining and kitchen areas so we heard everything that was going on above us - VERY NOISY. We tried the dinner. No choice on the dinner offerings and the main dish, pork, was dry and tasteless. Side dishes were OK but the meal was overpriced for what was served. Breakfasts were OK but nothing special. Traffic noise was bothersome. The view of the Klamath River is nice. Staff was very friendly and helpful. However, for what this place offers it is way overpriced.

I am, simply, astounded. My wife and I got caught in the 4 hour Highway 101 closure yesterday, so we figured we would just explore a little, rather than sitting in line waiting for the road to open. I hadn't been to the Requa Inn in quite a few years, and so we though "what the heck" and wandered in. They looked closed, nobody in sight, but I heard voices in the kitchen. I opened the door slightly, and gave a meek "hello?" and was greeted by Tina, the cook. She explained that they only served breakfast, from 8 AM to 11 AM, but she had been experimenting a little, and would we like to try he attempt at enchiladas? Well, sure ;-) We were then met by Joey and Hannah two iuncredibly nice youngsters, who brought us the encliladas, coffee for me (designated driver) and a glass of Chardonnay for my wife. I can't tell you how fantastic and wonderful the whole thing was...The enchiladas were beyond reproach, the service from Joey and Hannah has to be experienced to be believed, and we cannot wait to come back... They don't get 5 stars, they get SIX !!!!

We stayed in the requa house it was breathtakingly beautiful. Very spacious . kids had their own rooms and their own beds.. no TVs but we played games every night as a family. Had a wonderful time. loved the hot tub outside. Loved the laundry room in the house and the Beautiful full kitchen. enjoyed our stay completely. the breakfast at the inn was fabulous. The staff was very very kind. we were traveling with two special-needs children and someone had made a comment that we were a little loud in the dining room, the staff called us to apologize and were very very sweet and told us that they loved to have us. We felt very welcomed! Would recommend this place to anyone. We will be back

Attention locals (and those staying nearby): you can eat dinner here without being a guest! Prices are reasonable--you'd pay at least double for this quality food in a big city. It is far and away the best meal I've had in Humboldt, Del Norte, and Curry Counties. One of the innkeepers told me that they have some seats available for additional dinner guests, so we gave it a try. We called to make a reservation and to find out what was on the menu that night (two starter options, two meat entrees, one veggie entree, and two dessert options). The dining room faces the Klamath River where it meets the ocean. The view is fantastic, and dinner at 6:30 (one seating only) means a nice sunset view of the river and trees changing color. I ordered bruscetta with smoked Klamath salmon (I have fallen in LOVE with the smoked salmon here, despite detesting smoked salmon all my life). It was excellent. Bf had a rich potato leek soup. It was super-creamy and was a just-right portion instead of a deep bowl before dinner. My dinner of pappardelle with a pork ragu was very good. It was exactly what the name indicates: thick pasta noodles with a hearty sauce made with slow-cooked pork. The bf's smoked chicken, served with a chimichurri sauce and local greens salad, was unusual and excellent. We had banana cream pie for dessert, and it was lovely. The hosts are friendly and chatty if you want them to be. The chef came out to talk to us about our food. It's like eating in someone's home, because you are. The family that owns and runs the place also lives there, and they really do their best to make you feel like a special houseguest. If you're in the area, I recommend a stay here. But even if you don't stay overnight, you should definitely have dinner here...often.

With COVID-19 right now I understand businesses are in hard times. That being said, I try not to write bad reviews because I can understand that sometimes people can be in a weird mood and they throw their frustrations out at me without intending to. In my opinion, there are better places to stay in the area that will give better service and respect towards their customers. Especially for $177 a night. My boyfriend and I booked a last minute stay here. Everywhere else around the Red Woods were all filled up and this was the only available place to stay. We realized that this isn't like any other Inn where you could check in at anytime. We checked into the hotel around 10:30 pm which is 30 min after they lock up. We tried calling beforehand but service was spotty and we weren't able to get through. We arrived at the Inn and were very happy and relieved that someone was at the front desk. The front desk lady who we believe to be the owner seemed tired which we can understand. We were both apologetic and I made the comment of saying "everywhere else was busy and full" as I was referring to how a lot of hotels and Inn's were fully booked. The owner's response was "I don't know why you told me that" with a scoff. I was confused at first because I didn't know if my comment came off rude. She gave us our room key and continued to not be very welcoming to us staying there. The next 2 days we encountered her in the lobby and she would either give us dirty looks and not talk to us, or turn away and have her staff help us (which they were all very nice and greeted us very warmly). It seemed like she had it out for us, but we didn't let it ruin our trip. We just both tried to stay outside the hotel as much as we could. As for the room itself, it had the basics, bed, chair, and bathroom. No Tv which is fine but service was spotty. The room and hotel itself was creaky with every step you took but it was relatively clean. All in all i just want to let people know about our experience here. This doesn't seem like a place that is welcoming to young 20-30 year old traveling. This is a beautiful area and historic building, but for the price of the rooms and cold hospitality, I would go with either staying at a hotel in Crescent City or just sleeping in your car.

This place was so amazing for so many reasons. Our stay was my first time at a B&B and I can't imagine how it could've been improved upon. The view from my room of the Klamath River was breathtaking and we walked the short mile to it's head were it crashes into the pacific. The surrounding area of Coastal Redwoods is indescribable and after a long day of hiking it was nice to sit in the hot tub, stare at the stars and if you listened closely hear the surf. The staff is also exceptionally attentive and breakfast was out of this world, they've got it down! The daily green smoothie is highly recommended. I simply can't say enough good thinks about the Requa Inn and Klamath in general, it's a beautiful place that's well worth the effort of getting to. Stay at this Inn, you won't be disappointed.

This is strictly dining! Sadly, there was no room at the Historic Requa Inn....they were fully booked on a Tuesday! Good sign. However, we enjoyed a lovely "happy hour" in the living room and on the front porch overlooking the Klamath River. Really! How did we get so lucky. We shared a fabulous meal with two other couples staying at the Historic Requa Inn. The communal dining was wonderful. Hearing what out-of-state guests had to say including, "We would come back to California just to come here! Breakfasts are amazing!" (Breakfast is reserved for Historic Requa Inn guests only.) As are the dinners, locavore cooking is creatively prepared and presented and available to all -- reservations are highly recommended. Staff is so friendly! The owner/innkeeper, Jan, provided a bit of a tour and history of the inn, region, and the Yurok tribe that calls this place home. The inn is on the Yurok Indian Reservation overlooking the mouth of the Klamath River and the Pacific Ocean. Arrive early for happy hour and enjoy the view from the front porch or the parlor. Nearby, Klamath Beach Road takes you to the sand spit and the mouth of the Klamath River. Great way to work off your dinner the next day. Plenty of other places to hike among the redwood giants. Communal dining - shared tables -- is with your new BFFs for the prix fix dinners April 1 - October 31, seven days a week. The prix fix dinners are available off -season November - March but the dining room is dark on Sundays. Regional cuisine embraces farm-to-table -- showcasing the abundance of the Klamath River area. Three to four courses (depending on the season) you will leave satiated and smiling.

If you're searching for a place to stay in the redwoods, Klamath isn't a bad choice. The Requa Inn has been open since the early 1900s and has definately kept the historic feel. The Redwood Creek room goes for 99/night with a hearty breakfast for two. The room is small, but you hardly spend any time there anyways. There is a double size bed with a down comforter and down pillows. It definately keeps you warm at night. The have an old fashion tub and the water temperature adjusts perfectly to your comfort level. The building is made of redwood trees with redwood dust for insulation so you can hear just about everything. However, it is a B&B so it doesn't get that noisy anyways. They recently added a jacuzzi/spa which is definately worth your time. It's in the backyard and is open till midnight. You can reserve time slots in the evening for a romantic feel. In the morning you wake up to a smell of coffee and bacon. You can build your own breakfast. I ordered the pecan toffee hotcakes (2 fluffy med-lg sized), English plain yogurt, and a fresh fruit cup. I couldn't even finish half of my hotcakes. The food was a party in my mouth. You have other choices to include eggs, toast, hot or cold cereal as well. You eat facing the river so you might even spot a black bear roaming around. Dave, the innkeeper is very nice and offers plenty of knowledge about the entire area. The town shuts down early so make sure you eat early or have a home cooked dinner at the inn. Klamath is a great pitstop for your redwood travels. There is an overlook, a drive thru tree, and plenty of trails in the area. So to all of you people wondering about bed and breakfasts, check it out! It's really special to have a homecooked breakfast to kick off your vacation day.

Discovery of the Historic Requa Inn came about from a work assignment. The Post Office was a fabulous suite. Unfortunately, I was unable to enjoy the dinner. However, I can comment on the fabulous breakfast on my last day. Lemon poppy-seed flapjacks, the fluffiest scrambled eggs, European yogurt with fresh fruit, fresh coffee and orange. Yum! Snapples was a friendly dog who met me every morning. My only regret is I didn't book an additional day. I would have enjoyed staying longer. I will definitely return.

Wonderful atmosphere. Beautiful lake view. Delightful service. I am a food snob and I can not understate how good breakfast was. Simple, delicious, fresh, and extremely reasonable pricing. There are several friendly outdoor only cats. The perfect place to stay for a quiet and relaxing time outside of Redwood NP.

One of the best places I have stayed along the north coast. Gorgeous (and super clean) rooms, beautiful views, and excellent customer service + an amazingly yummy breakfast. When staying at the Requa Inn, do yourself a favor and wake up early for the complimentary breakfast and the amazing morning views of the Klamath River. I promise you won't regret it.

Rare Gem. Don't miss this on your west coast tour. Unique historic hotel with expansive river views. Rooms were colorful and charming, bed comfy. And the dinner, omg, served family style-- made friends with everyone at the hotel that night. Gifted chef, superior food and breakfast next day. A delight for the senses. Highlight of our trip.

I was apart of a group who rented out the Inn for two days and we were treated like royalty. The rooms are comfortable with old time charm. All of the staff was super friendly and helpful. The best part hands down was the food. It was so fresh and delightful, and the best salad dressing I have ever had. They were kind enough to give us the recipe for the dressing and I am looking forward to making it. This trip I stayed in one of the rooms in the inn with a lovely claw foot tub that was a treat. On a previous visit my family and I stayed in their cottage and it was a fun spacious place to spend time with our family. It is in a beautiful area with great views of the river. Highly recommend this place for anyone who needs to get away.

The sun is breaking through the morning clouds and the river shines silver. Breakfast at the Requa Inn overlooking the Klamath River surely has never looked better, spot lit like this.

Wow!! This place is so amazing. My husband and I came down from Crescent City for a date night. I had originally made plans for a Monday night. With my work schedule and Husband's coaching schedule this day had worked for us. I checked the reviews checked the photos and said ok let's do it. Let's make the reservation. So we did and later down the road I was excited looking at the website and had noticed the restaurant was only doing breakfast, but wanted the fine dining experience. I had called and talked to Vanessa and told her my situation. She had helped me with picking a date that worked for us and also recommended the Post Office. (witch is less then a room, and it's and apartment with its own parking space) once we dropped the kids off we were on our way for date night. We had checked in with snacks, fruit, & weekly weather report waiting on the desk for us to see. She had told us how to get to our room and how to sign up for the hot tub if we wanted a private session. The hut tub is 24 hours a day I would just recommend to bring a robe and slippers to walk back and forth from room to the tub... but you have your own private walk way to the tub. We walked into our room and was amazed with how cute and how this made us feel right at home. A comfortable home feeling right when you walked in. Cute old touches... like the last date the post office was opened with and old photograph of the two ladies who were working at the time. In the kitchen they had a coffee pot with real coffee & decaf coffee placed in the freezer for freshness. Plenty of sugars, honey, tea and hot chocolate. The kitchen had an amazing view of the river. The bed was nice and fluffy with a plugin fire place that kept it nice and cozy. Books and magazines for all ages and styles to read. The restroom was talked with plenty of local artisans' soap products (which were amazing) lots of towels, and had a walk in shower. It was nice to sit down and enjoy looking out the living room windows enjoying a nice adult beverage taking in all the beautiful nature and old antiquities before dinner time. We were asked to come to dinner a little earlier so we could pick our seats and get our beverages out. It was nice to sit in the lobby reading and seeing all the old photos of the area. Then we sat in the dining room for a great, amazing, wonderful, six corse family style meal. It was nice to sit down and talk to the other couples who had also came to enjoy the same experience as we did. Dinner was cooked to perfection and dessert was to die for. After we had dinner we enjoyed a nice dip in the hot tub under the little bit of stars with just enough drizzle on us to end the night. As we woke up we made a pot of coffee enjoying the river view then off to the hot tub again before getting ready and enjoying breakfast at the restaurant. My husband and I got a little of one thing or the other so the both of us could try it all. And it was all amazing... the food was delicious, the morning views were amazing and the staff was excellent. We can't wait to come back and enjoy another fantastic date night. Thank you The staff at Requa Inn and a special thank you to the cook who ever you are!!!!!

The issue we experienced is that the Inn is marketed--and priced--as a peaceful, secluded inn in the heart of the redwoods. It is neither. It is located along a thoroughfare with significant traffic at all hours of the night. Motorcycles revved by at 2:30 in the morning and pick-up trucks blaring music went by at 4. Because of the age of the inn, you can hear everything. Don't expect to sleep well. I hate to use the term fundamentally deceitful to describe a business, but this was as close to that as I've experienced from a business in a long while. The staff was very professional, and this review does not pertain to them. Additionally, the Inn has its charm, and if it were properly and honestly marketed, the issues we experienced would be resolved.

Choose the room prior on website yet never expected the experience we encountered. The inn was almost empty when arrived and the doors for most rooms were open so we checked them out... clean windows, bright and roomy feeling in the rooms. We got to our assigned room it was dark, smaller, dated, cobwebs with dead bugs lined the windows and the view of the resort was an overgrown hillside, multiple tanks, and a dirty and unstable overhang.The kitchen staff was preparing dinner and you heard all the kitchen noises and talking. When we asked to change rooms the young girl was borderline rude and said the website says it's a noisy room and they were booked. The disparity in representation, unsatisfactory and unsanitary conditions for any inn let alone one that charges what they charge for a room. Stay at another town while on the coast ... they don't care here!