Front Street Inn
Motel in Crescent City
Highlights, description and the facilities guests use most.
Front Street Inn Crescent City is a great choice for couples looking for a coastal getaway. Located less than five minutes from the coast and Crescent City Harbor, this hotel offers convenient access to the stunning Pacific Ocean. On top of that, guests can easily explore nearby Redwood National Park in just 10 minutes via car, as well as Trees of Mystery in 20 minutes away. For added convenience, Front Street Inn also features free WiFi throughout all guest rooms.
All rooms are equipped with cable TV, microwaves, small refrigerators and even coffee machines so you can make yourself a cup any time of day. Couples who have stayed here particularly love this location - they rated it 8.1 out of 10 for their two-person trips! There's also plenty to explore right around the corner – Castle Rock National Wildlife Refuge is less than four miles away and there are several other beaches and parks nearby too. Whether you're looking for relaxation or adventure, Front Street Inn Crescent City has something for everyone.
Stay in Crescent City - Rooms for Every Budget
In every room: Free Wifi · Flat-screen TV · Bath or Shower · Coffee/tea machine
2 Queen beds
252 ft²
Offering free WiFi, this room provides cable TV and an private bathroom. A coffee machine is also provided. Please note: This room is located on the second floor and there is no elevator service available.
1 King bed
180 ft²
Featuring an ocean view, cable TV, free WiFi and an private bathroom are offered in this suite. A coffee machine is also provided. Please note: This room is located on the second floor and there is no elevator service available. Pets are not permitted in this room.
1 Queen bed
173 ft²
Offering free WiFi, this room features a cable TV, a refrigerator, a microwave and a coffee machine. Includes a work desk and an private bathroom with free toiletries.
2 Double beds
300 ft²
Cable TV, free WiFi and an private bathroom are offered in this second-floor suite. Tea and coffee-making facilities are also provided. Please note: This room is located on the second floor and there is no elevator service available. Pets are not permitted in this room.
10 amenities in 6 categories.
Check-in, check-out and house rules.
Front Street Inn Crescent City offers a check-in time of 15:00 and a check-out time of 11:00.
Yes, Front Street Inn Crescent City provides free Wi-Fi.
Yes, there is free parking available at Front Street Inn Crescent City.
Del Norte County Regional Airport is just 2.1 miles from Front Street Inn Crescent City.
No, breakfast services are not available at Front Street Inn Crescent City.
Attractions near Front Street Inn in Crescent City include Tall Trees Grove, Beachfront Park, Del Norte Recreation Department, and Del Norte Little League, all located within a mile.
Each room at Front Street Inn Crescent City is equipped with a flat-screen TV with cable channels, a microwave, a small refrigerator, and a coffee machine.
No, vending machines are not available at Front Street Inn Crescent City.
No, pets are not allowed at Front Street Inn Crescent City.
Loved by Guests, Trusted for Excellence
convenient and sufficient for one night stay enroute to Oregon. Liked: Right on the main street of town, but room darkening curtains kept most of the parking lot lights out, and noise level was low enough to allow me to sleep through the night. Staff, especially female staff member was very cordial and helpful. Disliked: Bathroom sink had a clog in it that I cleared because I found it gross. Other than that, the bathroom was very clean.
Desk lady really nice, location had some sketch people but it was clean Disliked: no hot water for shower
Stay somewhere else Liked: Not very much. Disliked: No coffee in rooms as advertised.Moldy grout in bathroom. Required an extra $100 deposit at check in AFTER requiring a non refundable prepayment for the room, which is illegal in California without publishing the deposit. Floor in room is sticky.from who knows what.
I have stayed in worse places for sure so stay was OK Liked: Room was clean upon arrival and meet what I expected. Disliked: A bit noisy f4rom road traffic and neighboring rooms. I was there for 4 nights and my room was never cleaned while there. Found a guest book and it stated to get you room cleaned hang the maid service sign on door knob by 1100 AM, there was no door sign in room!
Liked: You get what you pay for I guess? Disliked: Thin walls, not very clean, coffee pot was dirty, someone else's hair in the drain. Only one roll of toilet paper, very few towels.
Located near Front Street Inn, you'll find an array of delightful dining and coffee spots to suit every taste. Whether you're in the mood for a quick snack or a leisurely meal, the nearby establishments provide a convenient and enjoyable dining experience during your stay in Crescent City.
Travel the World
Explore the best attractions in Crescent City, where towering redwoods meet rugged Pacific coastline. Discover scenic parks, historic lighthouses, pristine rivers, wildlife-filled beaches, and outdoor adventures. This guide highlights the top things to do for nature lovers, families, and travelers seeking a relaxed Northern California coastal escape.
As the largest city on the Redwoods Coast, Crescent City is also known as the gateway to the Redwoods. This beautiful city sits on the Northern California coast, near the Oregon state line, and offers a wonderful mix of attractions and breathtaking natural scenery. Whether you’re soaking in the beauty of ancient trees, exploring local attractions, strolling along a peaceful beach, or enjoying fresh seafood and craft brews, there’s something for every visitor. It’s an ideal stop on any West Coast road trip. To help you make the most of your trip, this guide highlights the best things to do in Crescent City, California.
Located on the stunning Northern California coast, Crescent City is a foodie’s paradise and a sanctuary for nature lovers. From fresh local seafood to flavorful international dishes, this charming coastal town offers something for every palate. Whether you’re craving locally brewed beer, hearty comfort food, or a plate of just-caught fish, Crescent City delivers. Don’t miss these top restaurants when exploring this beautiful seaside city!
The Redwood National Park, also known as Redwood National and State Parks, is located in California and is home to the oldest redwoods in the world, dating back more than two thousand years. These trees are taller than any other trees on Earth and walking between them offers a one-of-a-kind experience as you move through ancient mosses and ferns that inspired films like Jurassic Park and Star Wars. But this park is not just about towering trees — it’s a natural adventure playground where you can hike famous trails like Tall Trees Grove, Fern Canyon, and Trillium Falls, each with its own personality. You can also drive along scenic routes such as Howland Hill Road and Bald Hills Road for mesmerizing landscape views. And don’t forget to keep your eyes open for wildlife — Redwood National Park is home to one of the largest populations of Roosevelt elk wandering across its landscapes. So, are you ready to explore this beautiful park? Below is the ultimate Redwood National Park guide, covering everything from the park’s location, how to reach and get around it, entrance fees, and the best time to visit, to the best things to do, top hiking trails, scenic roads, and wildlife-viewing opportunities. Let’s dive in!
