Pinc Lady Mansion

We really enjoyed our short stay in this unique and beautiful historical home. Our room was cozy and clean with a very comfortable king bed, a big TV and a sitting area with beautiful views of the Carson House and harbor/bay. The shared bathroom was clean and spacious. At checkin, the kind host met us and helped carry our heavy suitcases up the staircase which we really appreciated! He also recommended places to eat nearby. The historical center with good dining options and shops is a very short drive away. We enjoyed delicious sushi at the Rooftop and amazing coffee at Familia Eureka. We’d love to come back and spend more time here!

The hotel is very beautiful, very ancient, very quiet and the staff is very nice.

My six year old and I had a great time here! What a beautiful historic building and nice hospitality. Jacqueline gave us an interesting tour when we got there. Everything was super clean and our room was pretty large and comfortable, with a couple couches and a bed we slept well in. There are fun things to do along the waterfront nearby. Street parking was easy. There was a little activity from the local unhoused folks out on the street in the neighborhood but didn't feel unsafe to us. We'll come back!

I give this my highest rating of anywhere. If you have dreamed of staying in an 1800’s Victorian mansion, choose The Pinc Lady. Modern amenities are provided and you will not find a more polite and kind hostess as Jacqueline. My husband and I went here for our anniversary, and greatly enjoyed this beautiful home.

Shared bathrooms. Located in poor neighborhood. Had to remove all belongings from SUV and put them in house so car would not be broken into. No elevator so had to carry two heavy suitcases up long flight of stairs. Not suitable for handicap person with mobility issues.

What a great stay! Staying in this historic mansion was a great way to see the sites and sounds of Eurkea. Jacqueline gave me a tour of the unique history of the area and the building. I am definitely looking forward to coming back again!

Checking in was hard as no-one was there so to enter I opened a wire gate, then had to haul my case round the building on an unlit path across flagstones set in dirt, case needing to be carried rather than wheeled . Entry with a keypad, then you arrive in a dark kitchen, are asked to take off shoes in dark hall and carry bags up poorly lit stairs .Room directions were incorrect, and No instructions or password given for how to access wifi, which would have been helpful. I paid extra for a private bathroom but it smelled so strongly of industrial bleach, to the extent it burned my eyes, that it was completely unusable. I never went into it after opening door once and used the small shared half bath, so that felt like being charged for nothing . I have lived in 16th and 17th C. homes so do like old houses but the bedroom was full of bits and pieces of ugly furniture none of which added to the comfort of the guest, indeed mostly detracted .There was nowhere to put away clothes, only a rickety rail with three coat hangers. Bed was wobbly and with a metal back making it uncomfortable to sit up and read , and the mattress was as soft as a marshmallow so really uncomfortable after a long drive. The bedroom also smelled of bleach but in order to open a window I had to haul a heavy table with huge light away from the window. The bleach smell persisted all night, and despite fatigue I woke at 5:00 am, left at 6:00 am, relieved to be gone. Worst hotel I have been in last10 years

My husband and I stayed a week at the Pinc in August 2024. Pinc was our temporary home while we spent the days exploring Eureka, the Redwoods and Lost Coast. The Pinc is a beautiful vintage mansion and lives up to its Victorian character. The Inn keeper was sweet and was attentive with requests we had like getting a fan for the room. The place is clean and cozy. The bed was cozy and comfortable to sleep on. The bathroom sharing for the most part was fine. Just a few occasions we had to wait our turn. We wish it had breakfast offered in the morning. Although, it was not far though to drive the 3 minutes into the picturesque town for eating. I would recommend this place. Although, parts (garden, first floor interior) were being worked on so we didn’t get to fully experience the potential of the place. We understood this but would have been nice to experience this missing components. Thank you for the lovely stay and wish for all guests to enjoy the Pinc as we did.

The owner showed us around and offered a wonderful history lesson on this magnificent home! The room was clean and bed was exceptionally comfortable. Bathroom is nearby and very clean. thank you for a delightful birthday stay!

My husband and I stayed here for our 32nd anniversary, and it did not disappoint our hopes for a unique experience. This is a beautiful home with a rich history. The host/owner gives a tour upon arrival and explains the history of the house and the surrounding area. Though most of the four rooms don't have a private bathroom, there is 2 1/2 shared ones, so you are never left feeling a lack of privacy. The bed was very comfortable, and the sitting area in our room was charming with a view of Carson Manor and the port/bay. The historic district has a beautiful walkway along the water. Since this is a Victorian era home, the wall are less insulated, but that also gives an authenticity to the experience. Though the add calls this a bed and breakfast, that isn't yet the case. The owner is in the process of adding a restaurant and a beautifully landscaped backyard, but those aren't open to the public yet. At the time of our stay, there was a microwave and coffee bar in the kitchen and we were allowed to store items in the refrigerator and freezer, if needed. I am very grateful for the lovely experience of staying in this history-rich home.