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11 Sep - 13 Sep Our top choices for Lassen Volcanic National Park hotels
1. Antlers Inn
Antlers Inn26.5 km from Lassen Volcanic National Park
Gail
4.804.787 ₫
5.381.361 ₫ total
includes taxes & fees
7 Sept - 8 Sept
2. Best Western Rose Quartz Inn
Best Western Rose Quartz Inn26.6 km from Lassen Volcanic National Park
Robert
7.016.774 ₫
7.858.787 ₫ total
includes taxes & fees
15 Sept - 16 Sept
3. The Black Forest Lodge
The Black Forest Lodge26.8 km from Lassen Volcanic National Park
Daniel
4.513.326 ₫
5.410.575 ₫ total
includes taxes & fees
15 Sept - 16 Sept
4. The Bidwell House
The Bidwell House26.5 km from Lassen Volcanic National Park
Muhammad
7.300.720 ₫
8.176.807 ₫ total
includes taxes & fees
2 Sept - 3 Sept
Top Lassen Volcanic National Park Hotel Reviews
Best Western Rose Quartz Inn
8/10 Good
"Great hotel with an excellent breakfast only down side is the price. It was crazy!! Next time we will be staying at a more reasonable price hotel."
The Bidwell House
10/10 Excellent
"While the property was lovely and well furnished and maintained, the unquestionable highlight of our stay was the gourmet breakfast prepared each day by a genial and superbly talented chef. Treat yourself to at least one night ( and breakfast) at this inn if you travel anywhere near Chester, CA, or Lassen Volcanic National Park."
Antlers Inn
10/10 Excellent
"Very nice, quiet, clean and perfect location near Lassen."
The Black Forest Lodge
8/10 Good
"clean."
The Village at Highlands Ranch
10/10 Excellent
"Good place to stay"
Drakesbad Guest Ranch
10/10 Excellent
"Drakesbad Guest Ranch is located in the remote Warren Valley, although it is part of Lassen Volcanic National Park. It is famous throughout northern CA as a place where families can vacation, setting the kids free to run through its gorgeous meadow, fish at Dream Lake, ride horses to Devil's Kitchen (volcanic mud pots) and hike back trails to Boiling Lake & beyond. A small paradise on earth, it was always booked at least a year in advance. After the devastating Dixie Fire which ran through the area (2nd largest fire in CA history), the area has now rebounded, the meadow as lush as ever, green pine trees still stand at lower elevations and you can see how quickly the forest is rebounding. Ranch staff are wonderfully friendly and helpful, the food is abundant and good. Please help this place to stay alive and thrive. The reward is golden meadows, gorgeous hikes, and stunning dark Milky Way skies."