Search Hotels Near Tolowa Dunes State Park, Crescent City

"I came with a friend to get away for the weekend. Everything was wonderful."

"Fabulous view, spacious room with all that’s needed"

"Dirty and old. Outside is very shoddy and in great need of repair. Bed linens were clean. Bathroom was updated and clean. Carpet was nasty. Cabin smelled of mold. Furniture outside was old and dirty. Back door falling apart. "

"Maybe only good for pets "

"Location was awesome. Comfortable furniture in living room. Beds were great. Oven did not work good enough to cook frozen pizza. Toaster did not work. Cupboards in kitchen were filthy dirty. I used dish towel to open them so I didn’t have to keep washing my hands. Burners on kitchen stove did not work well to heat water for my tea. Great views. Bathroom was very clean. Shower faucet knob was hard to use. Kitchen sink spray gave me an unexpected shower. There is no place close to get food except for casino. Won’t go again. "

"The good: nice big place with big lot, plenty of space for family. New and updated appliances and fixtures. Rooms were spacious and comfortable and multiple TVs for entertaining in the evening or bad weather. Easy access to local beaches and areas of interest. It appeared clean. The bad. I moved the coffee pot in the morning to fill it with water and several roaches scurried for cover. When I opened the front door at night a bunch of earwigs made a dash inside and I had to stomp them. I also contacted the person listed to make sure my pet fee was transferred because it did not list it on the agreement sent to me. The person who texted me back, I am assuming is the caretaker, tried to get me to wire them the fee directly, $10 more then what it stated in the agreement. It turns out when I contacted the booking app I used, it was included, it just did not show up as an extra fee on their end. There is a person staying in a small apartment attached, this was not disclosed, but not a problem, although it was a surprise and made me feel uncomfortable to use the back side of the property for fear of intruding on somebody who lives there full time."