Historic Requa Inn

The Historic Requa Inn is a 1914 Arts and Crafts inn perched on Requa Hill where the Klamath River meets the Pacific Ocean, within the boundaries of Redwood National Park. The property sits on land the Yurok people have called home since ancient times, and the surrounding co-managed redwood parks carry designations as both an International Biosphere Reserve and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The inn's 15 individually appointed guest rooms — many with Klamath River views and vintage claw-foot bathtubs — share the grounds with the Requa House and the Cottage, offering a range of lodging options for guests and event parties. The dining room serves breakfast daily and hosts a seasonal dinner series on spring and summer weekends, giving groups a riverfront setting for intimate gatherings against a backdrop of old-growth redwoods and coastal wilderness.