Orick Hotel Guide - Big Tree Wayside hotels in Orick, United States of America.

"Great coffe and breakfast, comfortable bed, good size room"

"Beautiful location. Giant rooms (or at least mine was). Was nice having coffee at the window and listening to the seals barking in the rocks below. Staff was very friendly and accommodating. Photo is from just a few blocks from the Inn. "

"The view of the Klamath river was beautiful, we sat on the porch in the rocking chairs and it was very pleasant. The lobby living room area is very welcoming and spacious with coffee and tea available all day/night. The breakfast was delicious and the staff were very friendly and accommodating. We probably had the smallest room in the place (Room 15) so the only note would be that there was no place to leave our luggage out, we had to take out what we needed and put the luggage in the closet. But overall a wonderful gem."

"Excellent location and lovely cabin with a great view. "

"The house is charming and cozy. It feels very remote, but close enough to Redwoods and local towns. We had a wonderful stay."

"Great food, clean, spectacular views"

"This was a spectacular place to spend some time. Right on the cliffs of the Pacific Ocean all sorts of birds to listen to in the morning with a good cup of coffee.Yvonne was a gracious host and very helpful. Deja Blue was cozy; comfortable bed, nice size bathroom and a cute all-in-one sink/stove/refrigerator.We brought bikes and explored the surrounding area with ease. Trinidad was such a cute town. Sue-Meg State Park, The Redwoods, miles of beach and great spots to eat!We will be back for sure!!!We will definitely come back! "

"What an amazing home base for the Redwoods!! We stayed a few days and were able to walk to trails, drive a few miles to well known hiking sites, the beach, park stations, and a whole lot more. Carole was very good about letting us know to shop for groceries before we got there and was friendly, informative and responsive. The farmhouse is very cozy and our boys enjoued the lofts. We had a great time exploring the forests, learning about the area, history of logging, whaling and a lot more. We could have happily stayed another week. A memorial spring break for the whole family :)"

"This is such a special property. Incredible views. Updated but a sense of history. We stayed as a couple with our 2 elementary-school aged daughters and were very comfortable. Great proximity to Redwoods National and State Parks. Sue-Meg Park is practically next door. The barking sea lions were a hoot. We saw whales in the distance! "