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Top Sulphur Works Hotel Reviews
Best Western Rose Quartz Inn
8/10 Good
"Nice spacious room. Good, hot breakfast. TV only had Google and YouTube apps. Hot tub was out of order."
Drakesbad Guest Ranch
10/10 Excellent
"It can be more cleaner a little bit. The staff are very friendly and helpful."
Other attractions near Sulphur Works

Kohm Yah-mah-nee Visitor Center
9.0/10 (77 reviews)
With a gift shop, café and audiovisual presentation, this informative center serves as the perfect base before exploration of the volcanic park.

Emerald Lake
9.2/10 (56 reviews)
Hike the scenic trail connecting the larger Lake Helen to this charming basin, which is cold for much of the year and sometimes covered in ice.

Lake Helen
9.4/10 (25 reviews)
Lassen Peak, Bumpass Mountain and Ski Heil Peak are among the rocky behemoths that frame the deep blue water of this scenic lake.

Lassen Peak Trail
9.4/10 (22 reviews)
Notice the rotten egg smell as you perch over the dome at the end of a trail that loops around the Cascade Range’s southernmost active volcano.

Upper Meadow
10.0/10 (3 reviews)
Colorful wildflowers and grasses decorate this vast, open meadow, where you’ll see mule deer grazing along the meandering Kings Creek.

Kings Creek Meadow
9.4/10 (13 reviews)
In the shadow of Mount Lassen, this gorgeous meadow provides access to a waterfall and views of the Milky Way and even the aurora borealis.























