Bluewolf Motel LLC

08/20/2020

Bluewolf Motel
Motel
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James Embrey

a day ago
Response from the owner 5 minutes ago
Thank you james for review. We are happy your enjoyed your stay.
I’ve stayed here for a second time, the last time in December. This is by far the nicest place to stay in the area. Super friendly staff, very reasonable price, clean and comfortable room. And as you can see in the pic they are pet friendly. Be sure to say hi to the resident tabby cat that greets anyone and everyone outside the rooms. Well done Blue Wolf!

I’ve stayed here for a second time, the last time in December. This is by far the nicest place to stay in the area. Super friendly staff, very reasonable price, clean and comfortable room. And as you can see in the pic they are pet friendly. Be sure to say hi to the resident tabby cat that greets anyone and everyone outside the rooms. Well done Blue Wolf!

05/11/2020

Poppies are in full bloom

04/23/2020

Spring had sprung! Flowers are blooming!

04/11/2020

The Blue Wolf Motel is open for business. We have implemented a few changes during this pandemic. Please call us ahead of your intended stay to make reservations first. This allows us to obtain all the information ahead of time to minimize contact. Our rooms are completely sanitized as always after every stay. In addition, I walk through after the housekeepers and spray all surfaces with Lysol to ensure every ones safety. We look forward to your stay.

01/01/2020

Happy New Years from all of us at the Blue Wolf Motel. We hope everyone has a prosperous 2020. We cant wait to serve you in the New Year

09/07/2019

06/06/2019

A new project is dawning in , and we want you to be a part of it!

Your hiking, camping, rock climbing, kayaking, or mountain biking can all become data collection expeditions for science: https://www.adventurescientists.org/timber.html

This summer, get trained and collect leaf, cone, and wood samples from trees across the state (and from California to Alaska)!

These samples will allow our partners at the U.S. Forest Service, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Save the Redwoods League, and beyond to create genetic and other chemical databases to catch illegal loggers and better manage forests in the changing climate.

PC: Adria Magrath