Reserved and paid for 2-night stay in the Wicker Room. Our decision was made based on the glowing reviews on TripAdvisor which we used to trust.
The main house is very "quaint". The lobby is dark and musty. When we ascended the stairs to our room we noticed that the carpet was quite stained and discolored. Our room was NOT what was pictured on their web site. The room was a storage area of mismatched furniture. The sleeping area is crowded and claustrophobic. The bathroom did not look anything like the picture except for the skylight. The Wicker room is so very tired and worn. We peeked into some other rooms and they also shared the feeling of sleeping in an old cluttered attic.
We were offered a cottage at the other end of the property which we gratefully accepted. However we were not allowed breakfast as the cottage had a kitchen. We entered the Sparrow cottage which had a nice view of the meadow and mountains. The large picture window and balcony were a nice amenity. There was a strong odor of rancid bacon grease that permeated the whole cottage. We kept all the windows and doors open to try to alleviate the smell. We had a nice fireplace that needed a maintenance person to come and change batteries in the fireplace remote. It provided some nice warmth but only accentuated the rancid bacon smell. The real disaster came when we went to bed. The mattress folded straight down the middle. My wife and I were stuck in the center of the bed like it was a hammock. Neither of us slept much that night and got up feeling sore and exhausted in the morning. Getting a good night's sleep was the priority the next day so we checked out a day early. I explained this to the owner who stated that the mattress was new. I shared with her that she should inspect the mattress herself and request a refund or replacement of the "new" mattress. If the mattress was indeed new, she deserves a refund and so do we. She refused to give our remaining night's stay back to us. Shame on her.

We can't say enough good things about this place. We stayed in the B&B,. which was very reasonably priced and included a delicious breakfast each morning at 9:30 a.m. The owners were very friendly and accommodating, and the rooms were clean and comfortable. They could charge considerably more for what you get.

The Creekside Inn is great value for money . We stayed in the Iron Room which was small, but clean and quiet with a good bed. The breakfast was beyond expectation. Wonderful croissants and muffins, good coffee, and a frittata served with melon and berries!

this hidden alcove is a family owned, environmentally aware, creekside "cabin" in the redwoods. interiors are very comfortable and appropriately decorated... perfect mix of rustic and modern. the staff is always pleasant, smiling and helpful! and the prices are comparable and affordable. i was leery when we were quoted such a low price over the phone, but when we pulled in to the quiet, forested, well-designed property, i was amazed! there's lots of small details that mean alot to us such as a recycle bin in the suite. the property seems as if it were created to be in harmony with the surroundings. i almost forgot to mention the "zen-like" balcony. if i were the yoga type, this would be the ideal setting. p.s. it's walking distance to one of the best restaurants in town- Boon food and drink