Myers Inn

We stayed here for one night and I wish we would have booked 2. I was nervous staying at a B&B as I cherish my privacy and personal space but owner Matt was so welcoming and kind that it was a non issue. The community is TINY, but lovely. Don’t expect fancy, the rooms are cute and very clean. I sat on the veranda in the evening with a glass of wine enjoying the tranquility and peacefulness of this place, I would come again. Bring your own shampoo and conditioner

My boyfriend and I had a wonderful stay here! We had a room on the first floor, with a door leading right out to the wraparound porch.
There were mint chocolate patties on our bedside tables, and a mini basket of complimentary sweet treats (Snickers, Butterfinger, Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups) on the dresser drawer.
We woke up to the smell of delicious homemade breakfast being cooked, so we got up, got ready, and headed out to the main room where breakfast was being served. Breakfast included orange juice and coffee, a huge waffle, bacon or sausage, and cheesy eggs!
Matt, the owner, was so welcoming and hospitable. It felt like we were guests at a family member’s home! The main room has antique memorabilia that’s interesting to check out.
Myers Inn is very close to Avenue of the Giants, which we explored the next day!

Best place, the owner gave great history on the place and the town. He gave us a road map of must see and stop areas. The air was clean crisp and beyond fresh as it gets. Can’t wait for the remodel … And breakfast eggs bacon and toast, French toast for my man. A must see.

Great place to stay. Owner and his family are so nice and make you feel at home. Great location, clean rooms, what more can you ask for?

We needed a last minute room, so there wasn’t a lot of research into where to stay. Turns out we couldn’t have been happier with the accommodations! And the fact that this place is a 140 year old stage coach stop added some cool factor for certain. Yes, we’d come back.

This bed and breakfast is the perfect location in the area to stay since it’s very close to many of the sites available to enjoy the Redwoods. We stayed there recently with a group of friends and family, and I have to agree with many others who have said that this place is more like staying with friends, rather than a hotel. Matt was so accommodating and practically let us take over the place since our group took every room! He was very attentive and made us all feel very welcomed. If you want a place to stay where it feels like visiting some old friends, this is the place to stay. It has a very historic feel and was very clean. We will definitely be back again!

This place is great! It’s like staying with friends and Matt the owner is awesome! He treats us like a guest in his home and the accommodations are superb. He also provides a quality breakfast with quality food. We definitely plan on going again.

This was our first experience at a B&B and it was lovely. The place is spotless and so welcoming, like visiting friends. Our room was so inviting, the porch off of our room was so nice. We sat out on the porch till dark and watched the mist come in over the beautiful trees. The breakfast the next morning of pancakes, eggs, bacon and coffee was great.
While our stay was a great experience, it was too brief. We will go again and stay longer…

This place made it feel more like staying at a friends house than a hotel!!! Owner is very friendly and helpful!!! He made suggestions on special scenic spots locals go that are not tourist traps! Also made great suggestions on where to eat as well as taking great care of us when we were there! Thank you!

The best place for visiting the redwoods. Clean, comfortable, friendly and safe. Matt, the innkeeper, is specially helpful and we are likely to return. Make sure to walk the Pepperwood Grove’s Drury-​Chaney Trail. It’s magical with sorrel covering the ancient forest floor. Not only is Matt mindful of his guests comfort, he also makes a wonderful breakfast! We slept well each night it’s so quiet. If you want a real great experience of being in the beautiful California Redwood country be sure to stay here. Matt has a wealth of knowledge about the area. We also enjoyed his three beautiful and well behaved children, they added a special feeling to the whole experience.

I cant give an honest review since wew were unable to stay there. We had a reservation, and arrived around 3pm — the CLOSED sign was up, mmmmmm… we went accross the street to the coffee house and they told us the owner was probably out grocery shopping or taking care of his kids. We left a message on the phone and waited a while. No one came … no return call. So we asked about other options in the area of which the closest was about 45 minutes away. It was getting late and we did
not want to sleep in the car! We left the area all together.
So even if you have a reservation does not mean you will get in. They finally called back the NEXT day… REALLY??? I understand the owner is a single dad of three and has a lot going on, but he is nonetheless supposed to be running a business. I would NOT rercommend this place at all …

This is a sad review for me to write, because I really wanted this experience to be different.
We had stayed at Myers Inn about five years ago, and it was perfect, so booking a night here seemed like a no-​brainer. This experience turned out to be something very different.
The management of the Inn has passed to the son, who is very nice. He is also a single father of three very small children (boy — 4, girl — 3 and girl 18 months). While this is admirable, the kids have the run of the place, and they (understandably) have no concept of personal space or quiet enjoyment.
Myers Flats is a very, very small community, with basically one restaurant and one market. The restaurant (The Groves) was closed for some reason, so we were forced to go over to the market, but deli sandwiches and bring them back to the Inn. The choice of where to eat them was either in the common room of the Inn or sitting on our beds in the room. We chose the common room, which mean the kids were sitting at our table, watching us eat and asking for some. They pretty much did this with all the guests who brought food back to the Inn.
I had my 8-​year-​old daughter with me, and the kids attached themselves to her to play. This would have been fine, except there was no off-​button, and no oversight on their behavior. My daughter was injured in the course of this play, and when we said she needed to rest, this was met with the typical preschool resistance. At no time was there parental oversight. The kids stayed up as late as they wished, and we finally just came upstairs, after telling them they could not come up to our room again that night.
The next morning, I couldn’t pack up and get out of there fast enough. We paid over $ 200 for one night, and it was the most stressful night I’ve ever had at a hotel. With the situation of the proprietor being a single dad, I don’t see the experience changing any time soon, if ever.
I really wish I could recommend staying here, but I cannot. I will never stay here again, and I’m not happy about it.

I did not stay here thus the 4 star rating but I look forward to staying here someday. I was camping in Myers Flat this weekend for the Avenue of the Giants Marathon and there was no where to get hot water in the morning for coffee or oatmeal (the campground was under construction and fire pits have not been built yet). I popped into the Inn on Saturday evening to ask if they might have coffee and /​or hot water around 5.30a the next morning and if they did that I would happily pay for it. The owner was awesome and said that he had a breakfast spread planned for all the runners at the hotel starting at 5am and to just come on over! The next morning I stopped by and there was fresh fruit and berries, oatmeal, bagels, toast, hot chocolate, coffee and tea. It was great and perfect before running a marathon. The owner even knocked on all the doors to make sure guests (that were runners) were up and ready to head to the race.

Love the Myers Inn. The perfect place to stay if you are wanting to see the redwoods. And yes, contrary to another reviewers statement that he rated it lower because it is not smack dab in the middle of the redwood trees as it appears, it really is smack dab in the middle of he redwood trees. Myers Flat is a small town about half way up the Avenue of Giants, and is the best location for visiting the redwoods. About as smack dab in the middle you can get without being actually in a tree!
So why 5 stars? Would say this is the perfect location for visiting the redwoods. Perfect because:
— Closer than any other lodge to the best parts of the forest.
— Clean clean clean! A previous poster spoke to this and I agree completely.
— Quaint historic inn.
— Breakfast served each morning and cooked to order.
— Incredibly nice owners and their kids are adorable. They really make you feel welcome and part of the family. We even had he pleasure of meeting the owner’s father and brother while there.
— If you like cats (as my wife does), Mr. Kitty will gladly sleep with you, as he did with us both nights (he was kidnapped by my wide but he didn’t complain).
— Owner also very helpful and knowledgeable about entire area and will steer you right when looking for the best attractions.
Yes, it’s pricey according to what some say, but you get all the above or the price, well worth the price. If you want cheaper, head down the road. Guarantee you won’t like it as much.
I look forward to returning here again.

Great place, nice innkeeper, good breakfast, however overpriced for where and what it was.

This is really a lovely nice, quiet place to stay.
Our room was at the top of the stairs and I was afraid I’d be awakened throughout the night by other guests but that wasn’t so. I didn’t hear the highway either even though we kept the windows opened a little. We could hear a little noise from the bar across the street but even that died down by 11pm and it wasn’t loud to begin with.
I don’t think the rooms had air conditioning but we had a ceiling fan in our room and since the room’s windows open, it was very cool. And the area almost always cools down at night so a/​c probably is never needed. It’s not like 101 is all that busy so I don’t think noise would be an issue from the highway.
The room was nice but not my style — kind of like staying at grandma.
The room was super, super clean. I always find stuff in hotel rooms that bother me — stray hairs, grimy floors — but I found nothing (nothing!) whatsoever that was out of place or looked like it needed scrubbing. I think every room had it’s own bathroom if you’re concerned about that.
There was a huge flat screen TV mounted on the wall which looked a little out of place at grandma’s house but was a nice modern touch. Amazingly, my husband didn’t even turn it on!
There was wifi but it was sporadic and seemed to go up and down. Probably the providers fault not the inn’s.
The inn has a wrap around porch on the 2^nd floor with seating spaced around. It was really lovely to sit outside and relax.
Sadly, we didn’t stay for breakfast. We woke up early and wanted to get on the road. I wish we would have stayed. The inn keeper was very nice and I would have liked to stayed and talked to her longer.
I didn’t give it 5 stars because it was pricey. But it seems like hotels along here are either cheaper, old motels or nice B&B style places like this one.
Also, there aren’t a lot of food places nearby. We arrived around 6:30pm and the restaurant nearby (The Groves which is supposedly very good) was closed. We were hungry and worried that places might close at 8pm so we felt kind of rushed to get somewhere. There weren’t a lot of choices. «A couple miles down the road» was more like 6 to 10 miles.
I would definitely recommend this place and would stay here again myself. It was a lovely and relaxing place.

We had the very funny experience of being the only guests there — which meant we had to play our part with gusto too. The owner was extremely gracious and the room and the hotel were very clean and well appointed (flat screen in the bedroom!), even if somewhat cluttered and chintzy.
At breakfast our gracious old timey host was introducing a new manager to the place and talked freely with her about our breakfasts and preferences without knowing we were in earshot.
Ask for a room at the front of the hotel away from the freeway side of things — the hotel room windows were double glazed and had black out shades so it was OK and we were not disturbed by the sound but it would have been nice to be able to sleep with the windows ajar.
This was built as an inn and has a lovely wrap around verandah on the second floor and nice views of the forest. I didn’t like the closets in the hallways that were used as show cases for antique artifacts and scarey Victorian dollies!!! Go for a drink at the saloon opposite — the natives are very friendly :)

Tammy’s review is pretty accurate. I would actually stay here again, but give it only three stars because A) it is priced about $ 50 too high for the town/​location and B) it looks like it is smack in the middle of the redwood forest but it isn’t quite — it is actually just off the exit to 101. Insider tip — it’s a nice walk to the Eel River by walking down the street across from the hotel and cutting through the campground.

I stayed at this perfect bed & breakfast before going backpacking in the Redwoods the Friday night before Labor Day weekend. It doesn’t look like much on the outside, but the rooms and bathroom are clean and it was a calm, quiet respite from the city. This B&B is in the small town of Myers Flat.
We stayed in room 8, which is at the top corner of the house (two story house). The inn keepers were friendly (albeit young!) and cooked a delicious breakfast of whole wheat crepes with cream cheese filling topped with bananas, herbed scrambled eggs, and sausage.
The town is tiny, so there isn’t much to do, but that’s exactly what we were looking for. It looks like they are adding a newer addition to the inn. They get 4 stars because prices were quite a bit higher than they should be for such a small, older town. They did let us book for just one night, though. Very friendly people all around. We’d stay here again.

My church recently had a retreat in the beautiful redwoods of Northern California. I am not really much for camping in a tent and was referred to the Myers Inn by a friend who had stayed there in years previous. I cant say enough about how nice a time I had at the Inn, their manager was extremely gracious and accommodating and made my trip very pleasant. While I was there I was able to explore the beautiful giant redwoods and local shops. I would highly recommend the Myers Inn to anyone looking for a redwood vacation getaway.