Anderson Hotels

The relaxing, full service Gaia Hotel is built next to the Sacramento River on the north side of Anderson, partly surrounded by fields, a third of a mile from I-5 which runs past to the west. The property has an unusual layout, the 120 guest rooms (some with microwave/refrigerator/sofa bed) divided into three circular, exterior corridor blocks each centered on a small courtyard garden, and separated by walkways, trees and an elongated pond containing two fountains. The resort-like complex also includes a restaurant, outdoor pool/hot tub, meeting space, fitness center and dance floor.

The main hotel in Anderson, north California, is the 39 room Best Western Plus Anderson Inn, situated on the east edge of town along Gateway Drive, right next to exit 668 of I-5, and so convenient for both long distance travelers along the interstate as well as those heading for the nearby mountain attractions which include Lassen Volcanic National Park (69 miles east). The hotel has its own restaurant and is a short walk away from five more; also close by is a large Safeway store, while downtown Anderson is less than a mile to the west. Other amenities are an outdoor pool, coffee shop, sun deck and high speed wireless internet access. Free full breakfast is served.

The Baymont Inn is a south Anderson hotel, along Hwy 373 near the I-5 junction, just up the street from Shasta Outlets, Wal-Mart and a selection of restaurants. The two floor, interior corridor property is reached by a short side road and has a relatively quiet location, adjoining a patch of woodland and a canal; it offers free deluxe continental breakfast, free wi-fi, a business center, and leisure amenities of a pool, hot tub & fitness center.