Introducing the Requa House

by Reweti on July 12, 2011

We are excited to add to the Requa Inn offerings- a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom vacation rental at the top of Requa Hill. Our neighbor-friends, Al and Annie, recently moved from Requa to Southern Oregon to be near their grand babies. We were sad to see them go, and honored when they asked us to partner with them to offer up their magical vacation rental to our guests!

Especially in the Inn’s busy summer months, it is hard to turn-away family groups, because there is often not enough room at the Requa Inn for large families. We love all of the magic that Requa offers visitors in the summer- the whale watching in the ocean, the gorgeous sunsets at the Klamath River overlook, the not-crowded hikes in the ancient redwood forest, views of the Black Bear across the River and the Bald eagles flying high.

So we are excited to have even more opportunities to share the wonder of Requa with more guests now- by offering the Requa Vacation rental. Featuring magnificent views of the Klamath River, the Pacific Ocean and the Redwood forest, the Requa House sleeps 6 comfortably.

The best part? The front deck hot tub with views of the ocean, the river, the flower gardens…

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Announcing Nightly Dinner Menu

by Reweti on March 27, 2011

The Inn is excited to announce that we will now offer an evening dinner each night with a limited menu. Showcasing local and organic produce and meats, most menus will include two appetizer and three entree choices, plus a homemade dessert choice. A vegetarian option is almost always provided (and can absolutely be accommodated with reservations).

Since our Winemaker Dinner series started in January, our wine list has been refined to our very favorite choices from our favorite wineries in the region. (A great selection of local beers is also on the list, of course.)

Not staying with us, but want to eat dinner? Just call ahead and make reservations. We can almost always accommodate outside diners and love having locals (and other Klamath visitors) join us for a great meal.

Recent guest comments from a Winemaker Dinner menu:

“Brilliant”

“Amazing- the food and the view”

“Fabulous- Just perfect”

Call the Inn to make reservations, or to find out what the Chef’s got cooking: 707-482-1425. Dinner is served between 6:30pm-7:30pm.

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Hardesty Winery Dinner

February 15, 2011
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Winemaker Dinner Series

February 10, 2011

As you may know, our feelings for the Klamath River are as mighty as the waters that flow, and run as deep as the history of the basin and its people. When we saw a wine bottle’s label featuring a topographical map of our Klamath River, and wine names like Klamath Cuvee and Confluence, we [...]

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Winter At the Inn

January 1, 2011

Winter is upon us at the Inn, and more than ever, we’re appreciating the opportunity to get to know so many wonderful guests who find themselves at the Requa Inn, from across the globe! Some may know that the 2010-2011 winter is the first November- February that the Inn has been open in many years. [...]

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The Blackberries are everywhere!

October 10, 2010

A little behind on this post, but we spent a delightful September evening at the Klamath Blackberry Festival put on by the Klamath Chamber of Commerce and our friends over at Camper Corral. Anyone who has been to Klamath, or anywhere in Del Norte County will know, blackberries are a ubitquitous part of the landscape, [...]

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Farmer’s Market Dinners

September 4, 2010

Baby tomatoes, fresh from the garden- are there many more precious tastes in the world?! We love these harvest days of summer! The last few weeks have brought the Inn fresh eggplant, grilled corn on the cob, sweet green peas and ruby-red beets!  My brother Thomas just moved home to the Inn to be our [...]

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Of Salmon, Klamath and festivals

August 30, 2010

We spent a delightful August 21 at the Klamath Salmon Festival; a fixture of Klamath for well over forty years and an opportunity to celebrate Yurok life and culture and the life of the Klamath River. Each year, thousands of people flock to humble Klamath to watch Indian stick games, cultural demonstrations, stock up on [...]

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Tis the season…

August 26, 2010

…for all things salmonid at least. Sunday marked the opening of the Yurok Tribe’s commercial fishing season and Requa dock has been abuzz with commerce since the opening bell sounded. Every year the Yurok Tribe allocates a portion of its fishery towards cultural and subsistence purposes – smoking fish for elders, or setting aside fish [...]

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