Find hotels near Six Rivers National Forest Headquarters, Eureka from NT$2,525

"The Oasis, the common outdoor area where the hot tub and social areas are located was simply exquisite, far exceeding expectations. Our overnight stay was not simply comfortable, but enjoyable which was an unexpected pleasure for an overnight stay on the road. We highly recommend. The free limousine service to and from dinner was in over the top side benefit"

"Air was great temp, probably the nicest hotel room ive been in. Breakfast was great, pricing very good."

"I had a wonderful stay here. Everything was beautiful and clean. The staff were very welcoming and responsive. "

"Excellent customer service from staff - David at the check in was very helpful and quick to respond to an issue I needed assistance with."

"The motel is in a rough part of town. That felt too edgy and potentially unsafe for us. The room was clean but there were gaps along the door’s edge and you could hear everyone’s coming and goings outside the walkway. Tough looking characters around the block and even other clients. It was bright all night long, due to the extensive lighting needed to keep the property safe. Early morning was the best time with a walk into Old Town, as the cafes opened up and the harbour was a good walk. "

"Super clean and newly remodeled little gem in Eureka! We unexpectedly needed to stay in town and were so glad to have found availability at the Snoozzz. The staff were very friendly and helpful too. Hot showers and close to everything, it was great. We will come back!"

"Front desk staff was very helpful and friendly. The room was clean. Looks like it was last updated in the 80s or 90s. The shiny swirly wallpaper and Victorian window treatments did not match in tone with the heavy wooden furniture and the Italianate bathroom tile. There was a creepy black vinyl armless chair up against the adjoining room door, which had its vinyl breaking down and sticking to the door. The decorative photos reflected the hotel’s place in Eureka history as a prominent logging town. The hotel was built in the 20s, so why are they trying to do Renaissance and Victorian all in the same room? This room definitely, style wise, had an identity crisis in it was irritating. Needs updating with a good decorator who can update while respecting the era in which the landmark hotel was built. The breakfast was adequate, standard hotel fare. "

"Ty"

"This is one of the better spots to stay in Eureka. We were there for just a real quick overnight, but it was a nice hotel, clean, safe and perfect. We will be going back.!"