The Eureka Inn is a 117 room 4-story, interior corridor hotel located in Eureka, CA. The hotel is one of the most well-known properties in northern coastal California and is listed on the national register of historic places. Originally built in 1922, the hotel has a rich history and has hosted many notable guests through the years, including Winston Churchill and Ronald Reagan. The history and significance of the hotel are reflected in the grand lobby with its magnificent chandeliers and the meticulously preserved Elizabethan Tudor Revival architecture. The hotel was reopened by the current owner in 2010 after a period of closure, and has seen steady growth since that time through significant renovations and a partnership with Wyndham Hotels and Resorts' Trademark Collection. The hotel has had increases in room revenue each of the last three years and is on pace for increased revenue again in 2024. The hotel is currently performing at only 44% of the competitive set RevPAR which presents significant opportunity for even more growth. The hotel's bar is currently operating 3–4 nights per week, another bar and the main restaurant remain closed and could drive additional revenue if re-opened. As a Historic Building, there are numerous incentives available for investors. The hotel is conveniently located in downtown Eureka, occupying an entire city block within walking distance of numerous museums, shops, and restaurants. Also, nearby are the campuses of College of the Redwoods and Cal Poly Humboldt. Greater Eureka has a population of over 45,000 residents.