The Inn at 2nd & C

Very cool place. Room was classy and comfortable. We had dinner reservations elsewhere, but had a glass of wine at the cool bar and watched the food come out. Every thing looked delicious…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

This charming historic building houses a lovely boutique hotel, which was very upscale in 1888. Nicely appointed and period decorated. Be advised that it does have that vintage fragrance. And the surrounding neighborhood is a bit sketchy. But if you like the charm of history, this will be the one. We had dinner at Tavern 1888 . Very attentive service and good food..

Frequent business travelers who opt for Marriot & Hilton properties, with status at both. Neither have properties in the greater Eureka area, save for one Hampton Inn and a Home2Suites set to open in August. The Inn served as an alternative and is as advertised; keep an open mind and be willing to take a step back in time. If you're looking for a traditional hotel environment/services, this is not it. Staff was kind. Breakfast consisted of off-the-shelf pastries and drip coffee. Recommend Los Bagels down the street, instead. The Tavern 1888 restaurant attached to the Inn was great! Ask for Angela, fantastic server. A few surprises that future guests should note: There is NO ONE on staff overnight on the property. When checking in, you'll be given keys to your room and the exterior doors along with an after hours door code and a phone number to call "for urgent needs only". There are a few homeless encampments nearby though no one approached us while walking. Occasional outbursts of yelling from the street could be heard as the windows in the room were open (no central air). Also note, the cancellation policy is STRICT. No leniency. Our business/travel plans changed and our trip was cut short by two nights. We stayed one night (two rooms) and charged $1,659.05, the full amount of the reservation. Be certain of your travel plans before booking; inside of 3 days, there's no relief. Caveat emptor. Cheers.

Lovely old hotel. Eureka has many beautiful old buildings downtown but quite the homeless issue.

Such an amazing experience! Absolutely beautiful building and the rooms are stunning and so true to period. The front desk gentleman was fabulous and even gave me a little tour.

Wow. Can't imagine a more unique hotel. Attended a friend's wedding nearby and they rented out the space for the wedding guests, which led to many shenanigans. So many fun spaces inside the gorgeous hotel, including secret rooms and a maze-line interior, to roam and discover, and the hospitality was unmatched. All the rooms have different vibes and intertior decouration, but all are timeliness, classy, and historic. Thank you, Victoria for all your assistance and conversations!

Our stay was delightful. The room was so nice, unique and very clean. Our host Victoria was amazing. Loved this place

Great place to stay. Wonderful ambiance and very helpful staff. Room 40 was nice with the best view possible. Decor was really authentic turn of the century. Parking was perfect and nightly entertainment was a plus. It only misses an ice machine and microwave in the room.

Yeah, this hotel is in a bad part of town. Not that anywhere is Eureka is great. We booked 2 nights and left after 1.