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Super friendly staff, dog friendly, close to restaurants and activities of downtown Grass Valley, clean and spacious room. Great experience!

What a fun and comfortable place to stay. We were on our way through town and chose this hotel as a stop over. However, it is definitely a destination type of hotel. It is a quaint town with 1 restaurant and this fun hotel. The rooms were decorated perfectly and incredibly clean and comfortable beds. Leif was welcoming and made sure we had everything we needed. The view from the decks of the sunset were stunning and Heathers breakfast on Saturday morning was scrumptious. We will definitely be...

I loved everything. My room was so cozy, my bed was super comfy. The stream outside my room was so soothing, I sat outside and read my book and enjoyed the beautiful trees and the tranquil sounds of the stream. Pria the owner was so sweet. Made me feel very welcome. I cannot wait to return.

This place is a hidden gem. You wouldn’t like it, though, so don’t go. They don’t have many rooms and I want there to be one left for me.

This has all the ambiance of a B&B without the stress of feeling like you're in someone's personal home. Beautiful platters of fresh fruit and waffles among other things for complimentary breakfast, and the location is ideal. It's our new go-to place for Grass Valley.

We booked this hotel last minute and was pleasantly surprised a room was available. Our check in process was quick and easy and our room was extremely nice and inviting. We had a delicious dinner at the Golden Gate Saloon located inside the hotel. Super friendly staff! We can't wait to come back.

Our stay at Foothill was GREAT!! Rooms were recently updated, all in the 50's motif. Room was clean, beds were comfy. Decor was GREAT!! would stay there again!!

This is the cutest cottage I have ever seen. Everything was Ikea'd and modern. Meaning that they have the perfect modern decor for small spaces. Stocked with coffee, tea, and a small continental breakfast including apples, Danishes, cereal.

I was glad to return - tried this Inn about 18 mo ago.

This hotel has so much history. It gives you the feeling of being in the Old West. The town is very interesting and the people were all very kind. Check out the Deer Creek trail and suspension bridge when you are there.

The Outside Inn was one of the most user friendly motels we've stayed at. It had every amenity we hoped for and many we didn't expect. We especially appreciated the fully self-contained bathroom (instead of the sink and vanity in the living area). The fully functional kitchen with refrigerator, microwave, pots, pans, plates, coffee maker, etc. were unlike anything we had seen before. We would love to stay in the "Winter Room" again, but we are curious about the other unique rooms.

Lights in the bathroom were broken

Needed a place for 2 night stay in Auburn for a trail race. The room was cozy ang relaxing (specially after the 35K run). Breakfast options were plenty. Staff was super nice. Only downside i felt why was there a need to charge for parking (its pretty open space area and not space crunched - so not sure whatsup with that)

Dairy, clean and friendly people nice breakfast in the morning. Great place to stay.

Comfortable rooms with Victorian theme. Brass beds, vintage furniture. Very welcoming host. Great homemade breakfast! Lovely yard, spa & wraparound porch for relaxing. Perfect weekend getaway.

Even though they were renovating, our room was clean, beds were very comfortable and the bathroom was clean. I loved the Dove soap but not the scent. Loved the microwave, Kerig, and mini fridge. Decorations for fall were very festive in the Lobby. Free breakfast was amazing. Great service and a wide variety. Something for everyone. Loved the front desk staff especially the lady on day shift 10/21/26. We will definitely stay again when in your area! Thank you.

The cabin was nice. The ambiance was fun and the bed was comfortable. Some of the other guests weren’t so great (loose pit bull, drunk, hogging the outdoor amenities), but that wasn’t Miner’s Camp’s fault.