Redwood Log Cabin

The place has incredible potential with minimal effort on the part of the owner/manager. Would recommend renting a cabin at Jedediah State Park instead (better price and a better experience).

We did not stay here because of the conditions. It was very remote. Not at all what was described! Our money was never refunded. I tried many times to cancel.

beautiful home with the upstairs turned into 3 rooms with bathrooms for rent. The place lost a star due to bad water pressure, but it was a great place to sleep.

I drove all day and had expected to be received when I arrived in town. No one answered the phone when I called for assistance in checking in. I had to find alternate lodging.

Nice location in the middle of the forest, but inside was run down, had a musty smell, nobody was there, it was very unwelcoming. The sheets and towels did not feel clean, we didn’t want to touch anything and brought our own pillows. The place was cluttered with too much stuff, it felt very uncomfortable.

This property has tremendous potential, and perhaps before the pandemic, this was a sweet bed and breakfast. Our stay was safe, but we left swiftly in the morning. There was no hot water, so we could not shower. Although the log home is stunning structurally, it is sadly peppered with an eclectic collection of dusty nick nacks and silk flower clumps. The property has piles of flee market finds and old toys scattered along the side of the home. The owners do not allow guests to be in any of the home’s common areas, although the rooms have patio areas to use outside.

Upon arrival at Redwood Log Cabin, the ambiance and design suggested a comfortable stay. Unfortunately, the entire area was facing a power outage. While this isn't inherently the hotel's fault and we truly understood the challenges of uncontrollable external factors, the sequence of events that followed left us quite astonished. As night approached, our room, shrouded in darkness, became the playground for a colony of bats! The eerie experience of bats flying around made it impossible for us to stay. It felt like an unsolicited night with nature, and while some might appreciate a close encounter with wildlife, it's not what we signed up for in a hotel room. To compound our dismay, despite the unique circumstances, the hotel management refused to provide a refund. An empathetic approach or some form of compensation would have been a more appropriate response, especially considering the unexpected "roommates" we encountered. While the power outage wasn't the hotel's responsibility, the presence of bats certainly raises questions about their maintenance and safety protocols. Additionally, their unwillingness to address our concerns with a refund or compensation was disappointing. I'd advise potential guests to think twice before booking, unless of course, you're keen on a batty adventure.

It was a nice home feel in a cabin in the woods. Quiet, other than being able to hear other people throught the cabin. You can lock your room while your in there but if you leave you cant lock it behind you. Parking was a little tight but manageable. Comfortable bed and couch in the room. No tv due to the open sound throughout the cabin. Overall it was a nice stay.