Built in 1859, it is one of the oldest continuously operated hotels in California, dating back to the Gold Rush. Gourmet restaurant, full-service bar and a mischievous ghost named Flo.

Historic inn with fourteen Victorian-style rooms and lovely, secluded cottages. Homemade continental breakfast. Pets and children welcome. Non-smoking accommodations. Limited handicap accessibility.

First built in 1858 as a woodframe boarding house. At various times during its existence, it operated as a bordello and a bus depot. At one time it was the Motherlode Hospital and they have had a few hotel guests in recent years who were born there.