The Inn at 2nd & C

The Inn is a unique property and with great character. We enjoyed our stay in a large comfortable king suite. The line dancing in the ballroom was the best

We visited during a weekend street fair and enjoyed the live band playing in the ballroom. Cocktails and dancing added a festive energy that made the evening memorable. We had originally booked through a third-party platform, and prior to arrival, my husband called the hotel directly to ask about the Moonraker room... the one Bill Murray had previously stayed in. The staff member told us we were all set and said she was holding that room for us. At no point did she clarify that our reservation was for a different room type. So it came as a surprise when we checked in and were not placed in the Moonraker room but rather a queen room with no TV. This was not the room we had been led to believe was waiting for us. Our travel companions received both email and text confirmations, but we didn’t receive any. I called the night before check in just to confirm our reservation, fully expecting we were confirmed for the Moonraker room based on the earlier conversation. After our stay, I spoke with the owner directly and truly appreciated how she listened and took the time to make things right. She kindly offered us a future stay in the Moonraker room at a discounted rate, which was incredibly generous and shows she values her guests. One thing I’ve since learned is that booking through third-party platforms can sometimes lead to miscommunications like this. It also takes a significant cut from small local businesses. If you’re considering staying at this historic boutique hotel in Eureka, I highly recommend booking directly with the property. It helps avoid confusion and better supports the people behind the stay. The staff was friendly and the location is fantastic, but clearer communication during that first call would have helped manage expectations. That said, the owner’s follow-up made a lasting impression. This could have easily been a five-star experience... and I genuinely look forward to returning.

This historic hotel was wonderful. The staff was super welcoming and helpful. The location to the downtown shops was both a great benefit and a huge drawback. Across from the hotel is mission where the homeless stay, needless to say there was a lot of yelling and people sleeping on the sidewalks. Although the hotel is wonderful, clean,comfortable beds and pillows close to the historical downtown, the homeless are congregating across the street and yelling through the night. It is a shame because the hotel and staff were really great.

good spot amazing LINENS! real down everything and super luxury sheets. and super comfy beds. i have an old victorian soul and so i live and am drown to places and things of that era so this was great. i live in an old victorian that i’ve bought 23 years ago so it seems like home. we just used the fans as white noise to drown out any street noise and went to some of the spots nearby. we were all in town for a friends wedding around Humbolt.

Every time I travel through Eureka I make it a point to stay here. It’s a beautiful hotel with excellent customer service.

This sweet Victorian hotel is a nice break from the long drive down the west coast. The bed was clean & comfy. Breakfast was fresh pastry, and real coffee. The staff was friendly and the vibe is very private. We were there on a Monday night, so it was also quiet.