Town House Motel – Historic Old Town Eureka
About Town House Motel – Historic Old Town Eureka
The Eureka Town House Motel is located on the scenic Northern California Coast, home to the world’s tallest redwood trees and miles of stunning coastline. Rooms at the Eureka Motel have free Wi-Fi and cable TV. They also come equipped with refrigerators and microwaves. Parking is free and pets are welcome at the Eureka Town House Motel. The Eureka Town House Motel is in downtown Eureka, near historic Old Town. Old Town is a National Historic District possessing some of the most spectacular Victorian architecture in the nation. The Morris Graves Museum of Art is a few blocks away from the Motel. Humbolt Redwoods State Park, home to the largest contiguous redwood forest in the nation, is 40 miles to the south.
Amenities
- Multilingual staff
- Pet friendly
- Family friendly
- Smoke-free property
- EV charging
Reviews
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Good
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No staff onsite. Check in was on a terminal with a remote person. Motel not maintained very well.
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Just a great place to stay if you’re ever in Eureka.❤️
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Good
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We have been here before a couple of years ago, the hot tub is enjoyable. Staff is always nice and professional. Covered parking is also good
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The room was clean, had a small coffeemaker and fridge. The bed was comfortable and the amenities sufficient. The location of the motel is convenient but rather noisy, as the traffic was heavy and continued to a certain extent through the night. Could also hear talk and other noise from the room next door and the room heater/cooler was noisy as well.
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There is no room services
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Good choice for a humble budget. Surprisingly quiet for being on the main drag through town. Virtual check-in with video screen was weird but worked and staff on hand were helpful and friendly. Bathroom faucet dripped a bit but I was assured it would be fixed. Clean, no weird cleaning smells. Lighting wasn’t ideal. But I’d stay here again.
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Good overnight stay. No issues!
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The rooms are a bit smelly.
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Poor
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The photos you post have nothing to do with what the hotel is actually like. I felt misled.
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Just not enough outlets.
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I liked the check in process. It was very efficient. When you step into the office a person comes on a screen and basically does a Zoom call with you. The hotel room was clean. Beverly the housekeeper was amazing, super friendly and always there to help if you needed anything. The hotel has super fast WiFi. The Ice machine worked great and the shower was hot and had lot’s of water pressure. There is a Steakhouse and bar right next door that had great food. The minor issues that you might have when you come here are the poles in the parking lot. They are structural components of the hotel so they can’t be removed. You need to be super careful and aware of them when you are parking. You can tell that lots of people have banged into them. I talked to the owner and he said they had painted them multiple colors trying to find a good one and no color ever made a difference. There were a lot of sketchy people around the hotel. It looked like the local homeless people and maybe some drug addicts, but they seemed to be around every hotel in Eureka. I never felt unsafe around them and none of them ever even looked at me. The police seemed to know them all and kept a close eye on them. Just like the beautiful ornate vintage homes in the area it's all part of the charm of Eureka. Overall I like the hotel. Gave 4 stars because they need to figure out a better solution for the poles in the parking lot.
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It’s in an “iffy” part of town. I can understand why they use a “virtual” check-in. Fortunately, just a few blocks down it’s not so bad. I did like their “courtyard” above the parking garage. Very unique and cute
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Good
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There was no desk clerk; was remote from LA. I don't recommend it.
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Good
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Was on crutches and there were stairs to climb.
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There are no humans on staff at the front desk. Front desk in manned via video with people with heavy accents and directions hard to understand.