Adventure at a Mount Shasta Bed and Breakfast

Historic hospitality on the slopes of Mt. Shasta. Renovated 1915 hotel featuring private baths in all rooms, 4 suites with 2 person jetted tubs. Full breakfast and wine/appetizer hour in the afternoon included. Visit nearby waterfalls, Mt. Shasta, walk to historic shops and museum.

The Goodman House Bed & Breakfast is a stately 1906 Colonial Revival home located in the heart of downtown Chico, a short distance CSUChico, Bidwell Park, and Enloe hospital. The atmoshphere of informal luxury makes this restored historic home inviting and comfortable. The five rooms combine the past and present with antique furnishings, irresistibly comfortable queen beds, and private baths, some with clawfoot tubs. Little touches like fresh flowers, evening wine and cheese social hour, and gourmet breakfasts add to the charm of the inn. Complimentary WiFi and on site parking.

A 1905 Victorian home located in the tree-lined Avenues of Chico. The inn offers four richly appointed chambers with luxurious private baths. Delightful candlelight breakfasts served daily. Close to CSUC, Enloe Hospital, Bidwell Park and downtown Chico. We offer free “wireless” internet access. Voted 2007, 2010, & 2011 Best of Chico/Bed & Breakfast. Declared “Green” by The California Green Lodging Program.
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Tiffany House is a late Victorian on a hill with magnificient views of Mount Lassen. From the parlor decorated in 1850’s furniture a staircase leads to the 3 guestrooms in the house. The Victorian Rose Room is mauve and black and has a claw-foot tub in the turret alcove. The Oak Room has an Americana theme. The Tierra Room is restful with its white iron bed and blue and white prints. Lavinia’s Cottage is in the back graden, a light, airy, spacious room with a high iron bed and jetted tub. The garden has a romantic gazebo and swimming pool.

Get away from it all ..and spend your vacation in a quiet historic setting of the McCloud River Mercantile Hotel surrounded by the beauty of the tall pines and the grandeur of Mt. Shasta.