The ambiance, continental breakfast, secure parking and every staff member was gracious and accommodating.

The passenger elevator was not working. The staff graciously ran the freight elevator when needed as my friend has a hard time with stairs.

We didn't expect the history of the Eureka Inn. We enjoyed walking through it and learning about its history and seeing some of the artifacts from the past. It had an old-world charm about it.

The bathroom was tiny, but that is to be expected in the smaller rooms of an historic inn.

The Inn is a charming historical landmark. The bed was super comfortable and the rooms were clean. The breakfast was a cut above your typical “breakfast included “ fare.

nothing

secure parking

breakfast was minimal, could have provided more.

what a history!

the lounge was closed on Monday

close to down town

it could be updated and bathroom was a weird layout sink was way to close to the toilet good thing I’m not fat

Historically interesting; secure parking area; comfortable bed

fan in bathroom dirty with lint; large dog (no service signs on it) brought into breakfast area by 2 persons neither appearing disabled.

historic and charming

The staff was very welcoming. Beautiful hotel

Hotel v old fashioned

Interior needs updating

Clean room, comfy beds. Overall a great stay.

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The historical aspect and decor was so lovely. Beds were very comfy and room very clean.

Room has lovely character.

It was so beautiful with a bunch of antiques and fire place. It was so big inside!!

Nothing we had a very pleasant stay!!

Really nice public spaces. Lots of great history. All the staff were friendly and accommodating. Rooms were clean and comfortable. Great location, easy walking distance to downtown.

Restaurant/bar was closed. Walls to adjoining rooms were thin.

it is a very special time-honoured hotel not only but especially at christmas with extraordinary friendly staff. the property looks like out of a movie, has also served as a set itself and has hosted all sorts of celebrities over the years. endless corridors lead to older but clean rooms. we traveled there in december so the prices were good accordingly. unfortunately the restaurant was closed but there was a small but nice breakfast in an extra room. everything else was within walking distance and Eureka itself is worth a trip. we booked very spontaneously and were able to extend very flexibly.

It's kinda quaint. It's part museum. If you like old stuff you would probably like it. It has an interesting history, if you are into that kind of thing. It's conveniently located, close to restaurants.

The wifi is worthless. We expected an elevator and were told when we arrived that the elevator was out of order. We were on the 3d floor. We had to drag our suitcases up these narrow stairs. The tv is antenna. I didn't even know that existed anymore. The floor of the room is slanted. It felt like walking downhill to go to the bathroom. We tested it with a ball that immediately rolled to the other side of the room. I don't believe the elevator works at all, they just tell people it's out of order when they arrive. It's actually a violation of the federal ADA, every public building with more than 2 floors has to have a working elevator at all times. The window casements haven't been painted in decades. Paint flaking off.

charming old hotel that is steeped in history.

a bit long in the tooth in some areas, but I’ve heard the owners are trying to restore

it’s a wonderful property and we enjoyed all of it

A cute historical Victorian hotel building. It is old, but the history value brought us back on a time line. Continental breakfast is good, Room is comfortable.

The window curtain is old and already torn. Can be replaced with a new one. Bathroom is really small. I wish the restaurants will be reopened.

Great place