All rates based on double occupancy. The Inn's largest room is named after the light and airy purple and lavender colors throughout. It is popular with honeymooner's, guests celebrating an anniversary, or just as a romantic retreat. The room features a king-size brass bed, antiques, a glass-front woodstove, and a private bath with an extra large antique clawfoot tub and a French-style shower enclosure. A large TV/VCR/DVD is in the room to enjoy the owner's collection of Academy Award-winning movies. Lots of light, sunsets, garden views, and privacy. Guests in this room gently awaken to a warm morning sun! It features red rose, plum, and ecru accents. The room has antique quilts and cheery white antique furniture. The walls are hung with Old City prints that may bring back memories! You are sure to enjoy this romantic room, a private in-room bath with shower, plus a TV/VCR/DVD for late-night romantic movies. You may just stay another night! This bedroom is decorated in cool misty green and Chardonney! It features family antique furniture, heirloom quilts, and a collection of antique fruit crate labels from Central California where the innkeepers were raised. The firm queen-sized bed, a comfy reading chair, plus a TV/VCR/DVD make this your home away from home. A private, detached bathroom with shower is one step outside the bedroom door, and thick terrycloth bathrobes are provided. The room is a favorite with returning guests. This charming blue and white room features country white antique furnishings, while artwork and fixtures pick up a nautical theme. A queen bed with a firm mattress, a cozy sitting area, and a TV/VCR/DVD make guests feel at home. There is a private in-room bath with a Victorian clawfoot tub! Views of Humboldt Bay north toward Arcata can be seen from this quiet room toward the back of the Inn. At the foot of the curved stairway, the guest parlor was originally the room where guests were greeted. It is a warm and inviting room with a marble fireplace, inviting furniture, antiques, travel information, and books and magazines for leisurely reading. Soft music in the morning and evening provides a relaxing atmosphere. A telephone is available for use by the guests. Located off the entry is the dining room, a bright and cheery room that was originally the owner's family parlor. The oak dining table expands to seat 10-12 on press-back chairs, and the room glitters with china and silver. Coffee and tea is usually warming for the guests' enjoyment. Breakfast is served between 7am-9am (for the guests' convenience) with light from oil lamps and the crackling fireplace. It may include fresh fruits, baked goods, and a hot entree. One of the house specialties is baked French Toast with fresh fruit glaze, or you may stay when the morning fare is baked apples with butter cinnamon sauce and Breakfast Bread Pudding. Just plan not to have a big lunch!

The Old Town Bed and Breakfast Inn Eureka, California. The original home of the William Carson family is now a beautifully restored four-room Bed and Breakfast Inn located at the edge of Old Town in the historic seaport village of Eureka, California. The 1871 residence is made of solid redwood, and no bedroom shares a wall with another bedroom, providing a quiet, comfortable stay. This smoke-free, cat-free home is decorated with period antiques and many hand-made quilts, most of which are from the nineteenth century and some that have been made together by the Innkeepers! Children and well-behaved pets can usually be accommodated. Come enjoy a wonderful North Coast escape where a cool ocean climate, interesting attractions, a good night's rest, and gourmet breakfasts await you. Old Town Eureka features many shops and restaurants, all within walking distance of the Inn. For a small town, Eureka has a surprising number of good restaurants, quality art galleries, quaint shops, and interesting attractions. The nicest weather occurs between May and October, so stop and enjoy a few relaxing days on California's Redwood Coast. We make going home a little harder! Old Town Bed and Breakfast Inn 1521 Third Street Eureka, CA 95501. Proprietors: Steve and Karen Albright Phone: 707-443-5235 Fax: 707-442-4390 Toll free: 888-508-5235 Website: Website design, hosting promotion by. Blizzard Internet Marketing, Inc.

Area Attractions include: Redwood National Park. Avenue of the Giants. Humboldt State University. College of the Redwoods. Recreational Activities include: Sight-seeing with museums and art galleries. Water sports that include kayak, canoe, and sailboat rentals; fishing charters. Other sports include golf, bowling, bike-riding tennis. Nature lovers will enjoy bike trails, hiking, parks, nature preserves with bird watching. Beach activities, whale-watching, and boat cruises. Local Activities include: Victorian architecture with driving tour. Arts Alive! An art showing throughout Old Town Shops 1st Saturday of every month. Kinetic Sculpture Race (Memorial Day Weekend). Arcata Oyster Festival (June). Blues by the Bay (A blues festival with famous name talent, in July)

 Guest rooms have air conditioning
 Playground for children
 Credit cards accepted
 Heating
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Pets are accepted
 Parking lot
 Private park, garden, courtyard
 Quiet surroundings
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 TV sets in rooms