Ferienwohnungen North Coast California

„If you're looking for the perfect place to stay near Redwood National Park, this is it. Ideally located in the heart of Arcata, everything you need—shops, restaurants, and more—is just a short walk away. The check-in process is seamless and hassle-free, with a secure code provided by the host for easy access. From the moment you arrive, the space feels warm, inviting, and truly like a home away from home.“

„This place was great for my kids and myself. My 11 year old daughter picked this place. She loved it. We didn’t have WiFi or a shower but both of my daughters loved it. The highlight was seeing my 11 yo seeing a banana slug on the redwood tree from the window! Lots of close trail to hike too! The owner was quickly available as well.“

„Very clean! Loved the area!“

„Cabin was very clean and spacious. Bed was comfortable. It rained and they normally lock the pool and hot tub when it rains, but they were super accomadating and unlocked the hot tub for us.“

„It was unclear how to check in as you need to go to the next property.“

„Very clean, nice use of space, great location, private, quiet, safe, beautifully decorated, extra-super-duper-comfy bed/pillows, parking right in front of studio, excellent communication from owner, pet-friendly, and well-appointed kitchenette. My stay was comfortable and relaxing. “

„Very nice here “

„Newly remodeled and clean. Kitchen and bathroom were well stocked! Easy to find, fairly quiet. Enjoyed our stay to see the Redwoods. Access to several groceries and fast food.“

„Perfect cottage for a weekend getaway. It’s a very quiet and clean home with all of the basic necessities. Large backyard surrounded by beautiful greenery. It’s close to the Trinidad town where you’ll find some eateries and a grocery store. Easy access to the freeway. Communication with the host was quick and easy.“

„Here’s a friendlier version with minimal changes while still clearly describing the issue: When we arrived at Mary’s place, the house number was obscured by a shirtless, visibly unwell person pushing a trash cart in front, which wasn’t a great first impression. We pulled around, and I entered the last four digits of my telephone number into the keypad, which appeared to have been damaged or dug into with some sort of sharp metal object, only to discover that either the number had never been put ...