“Great place to stay in Nevada City”

Quiet, clean rooms. Quaint parklike setting. Well-maintained property. If you are worried about finding healthy dining options in a small town, rest assured. Across the street at Fudenjus you will find vegan, vegetarian, and carnivore choices. Great little coffee, juice, ricebowl, wrap place.

“beautiful surroundings quiet”

beautiful surroundings , quiet and enjoyable

“Good price, a bit removed from downtown”

It's a well-kept motel like place. Cabins nearby come at a higher price. They look quite inviting. My room was very clean. Luckily I had quiet neighbors, but the room itself wasn't soundproof, so you could hear some activity in adjoining rooms. Overall a good place to stay at a very reasonable price.

“Just fine”

Our room was rustic but clean, the grounds lovely for having breakfast. The place is within walking distance to town and the price is right.

“In the woods but close to town”

It was pleasant. Old but clean. The cottage was comfortable enough. My husband was not comfortable on the mattress, I was fine. Our son in another room, complained of noisy smokers outside until late hours.

“A Nice Get A Way”

We were at first a bit disappointed that the Inn was not right downtown, but it all worked out nicely. We had an easy cab ride into town-would have walked, but pouring rain... Had a very nice walk back after dinner. Clean and room for the bikes.

“ok with dogs”

we were travelling with 2 dogs, we were looking for a hotel which allows dogs. Nevada City Inn does. It's ok for a night or two. The "dog" rooms are very old and look very broke in.

“Expensive for what you get”

The Inn is located just too far away from Nevada City centre to walk, its more like a hike. The accomodation is motel lodge style with several "cabins" across from the (mostly) single story block. It has a grassed area that's good for dog walking and some nice large pine tees. Although its not the "park atmosphere" suggested by the web site.However the location is probably very good considering how popular Nevada City appeared to be. The price must be based on location rather than the quality of the motel itself. Although it is a perfectly good low end lodge style motel.

“Not Bad, Not Great”

The inn had an old charm to it, and the staff was very kind the few times I met them. The room was not filthy, but without looking very hard you could see that the surfaces, floor in the restroom, and walls had not been scrubbed very well. The bathroom floor was also sloped, and the floor creaked a bit when you walked on it. It felt like it needed some key structural maintenance done, but it also did not feel dangerous by any means. The mattress was pretty uncomfortable, and I'm used to sleeping on a firm bed. The appliances are old, if that matters to you, but I didn't use them. Most of the rooms have no smoking signs in place on the door, but there are ashtrays outside of nearly every room, and people were smoking along the main walkway almost constantly. The heater/air conditioner in my room worked well, and the linens seemed clean. The continental breakfast was better than I've seen at some hotels, mostly because they had english muffins and decent coffee. Ultimately, you get what you pay for. All of the hotels in the area in this price range are about the same in quality, so keep that in mind also. It's definitely not the worst place you could stay, but I also didn't look forward to going back to sleep there. With a few structural renovations, a bed upgrade, and a little deeper cleaning, the place would be very comfortable.

“Stinky Room”

The hotel is old, which normally is not a problem for us, especially if we are visiting a city like Nevada City. But that room smelled really bad, so bad, we had to go out and buy a car deodarizer just to spend the night there. We asked for another room and had no luck changing rooms. The people upstairs kept my husband up until 3am just by walking across the floor. Over all, it was not a good experience.