Welcome
This is a special place.
Where the river meets the ocean.
With incredible beauty anytime of year.
Because it’s time to reconnect.
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Our Rooms
Every room in the Inn is different, and there is sure to be one that is just right for you. Some have magnificent views of the Klamath River and each has a private bathroom – some with claw-foot bathtubs – and are furnished in antiques.
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About The inn
At the mouth of the Klamath River...
...less than a mile from the Pacific Ocean and in the middle of the Redwood National and State Parks, the Historic Requa Inn is your perfect home away from home in the Redwoods. The Historic Requa Inn is in the heart of a series of co-managed redwood parks that have been declared both an International Biosphere Reserve and World Heritage Site. Welcome to our home. We have travelers from near and far who come here to relax and escape the hustle and bustle. Having you join us is our greatest pleasure!
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Welcome to the most unique and historical...
...bed and breakfast in the Redwood National Park. At the mouth of the Klamath River along California's northcoast, the Historic Requa Inn offers a special lodging experience in the heart of California's Redwoods and less than a mile from the Pacific Ocean. In fact, the Inn was highlighted in Sunset Magazine as well as we were named one of National Geographic Traveler's 2009 "Stay List" - a collection of 129 of the must stay places in the United States, Canada and Mexico; earned a 2012 Fodors Choice Distinction from Fodor's Travel; and was recently featured as a great Northern California redwoods getaway by the ever popular Weekend Sherpa.
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Offering spectacular views...
....and rustic accomodations, our central location in the Redwood National Park (we're literally in the middle of the Park) makes the Historic Requa Inn your ideal basecamp to explore where the Redwoods meet the Sea. Unwind at the end of an adventuresome day in our simple, yet comfortable, rooms; soak in the hot-tub; savor delicious home-cooked meals; and enjoy the camarederie of your fellow guests.
Our guests are hikers, fishermen, paddlers, cyclists, birders, beachcombers, and outdoor enthusiasts of all kinds from all over the world. The inn is also a haven for writers, photographers, dreamers, planners, and those who simply want a peaceful getaway. Built as a 22 room hotel in 1914 after a fire destroyed an older hotel built on the same site in the late 1800s, this old building has a character that we invite you to experience. As responsible stewards of this wonderful Inn and this beautiful area, we offset our carbon footprint thanks to The Carbon Farmer
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About the innkeepers –
Jan Wortman and her family bought the Historic Requa Inn in winter of 2010. But this has been a long time coming for the her and her family. Requa is the place of a traditional Yurok village and it’s this village site where Jan’s family is from. Since time immemorial, Jan’s family and ancestors have live here at Requa (pronounced “Rek-Woi” in Yurok). This is the most special place in the world for her.
Jan’s family; Marty her husband, Thomas her son, and Geneva her daughter (along with Geneva’s husband Reweti Wiki and their three kids, Maia, Keeya, and Ani) help run the inn.