Hotels in de buurt van Firemens Park (Ferndale)

'Wonderful victorian hotel in a charming small town that brings you back in the earlier days. The hotel also has a restaurant. We enjoyed the ribbs with a bottle of red that we finished by the fireplace. Would recommend hotel/restaurant as well as a visit to this charming town of Ferndale.'

'A truly beautiful home! We loved the history of the property and the Victorian charm. The owner makes sure every detail is covered for her guests. If you’re looking for a quiet retreat in a charming town, book this stay!'

'This place is all about location. The experience in a 2-room suite was like staying at the home of an elderly relative who hasn’t updated their furnishings since the 70s. The rooms were spacious but a bit musty and quite worn. But it’s half a block to the main street so overall it’s a good choice if you don’t mind the thin walls and shag carpeting.'

'Breakfast was less than amazing. Sparse to our taste. Entire property is showing its age. We understand it's under new ownership so perhaps it will be spruced up as it deserves to be. Great location- walking distance to historical downtown and next door to the Hadley Garden. Amenity in bathroom included a bottle of body wash and one tiny bar of soap. Bed was very high and it was difficult to climb into for a short guest without help.'

'Was quiet and peaceful, room was clean; however the ic Maxine didn't work.'

'Great stay on our visit to Redwood NP.'

'Nice clean , and good breakfast'

'The room was clean and comfortable. The hair dryer was broken so they brought me a new one. The bedside electrical outlets in the lamp did not work. Could not charge phone or use medical equipment.'

'OK hotel'

'Spacious room, basic but adequate for overnight stay.'

'Wonderful stay with comfortable room, and a relaxing atmosphere.'

'The “showers” are dated, bathrooms appalling, hallways depressing. It is not ADA compliant. No decent mirrors, ice, hooks in bathroom, counters in bathroom, no notepad or pen, no food in town. It was awful.'