This roadside motel is reasonably priced, nicely appointed, and clean. There is a pool away from…read morethe road (not heated)the hot tub is no longer in operation. The grounds are well lit at night. Note that the EV chargers are not operational. Plate 88 restaurant shares the parking lot.

Too many reviews about cockroaches and bug bugs for me to ever consider staying at this hotelread more

One of the nicest hotels I've stayed at. All the people working there were incredibly kind and…read morehelpful. Comfy bed, great amenities in the room. Amazing breakfast and snacks and games. All the things I cannot wait to come back!

This is a really fantastic family owned & operated boutique hotel in Plymouth, CA, which is near…read moreAmador City, Carbondale, Ione, Jackson, Sutter Hill, and Fiddletown, perhaps 45 miles from Sacramento and about 25 miles from Placerville. This places it in the rolling, beautiful, peaceful, lovely foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range (gold country). I've stayed at this lovely hotel many times and had dinner at their (also fantastic) sister restaurant, Taste (same block). Rest has a nice happy hour in the lobby area with circular seating and a fire where they serve free (really good) wine for guests, who can socialize and relax before dinner or turning-in. I've met quite a few nice folks there and the majority are touring the 40+ wineries in the area (really nice wineries like Turley, Helwig, Andis, Terra d'Oro, Iron Hub and so many more). They serve many of the wines from the area, which is known for old-vine Zinfandel, Barbera, Rhône varietals (Syrah, Grenache, Mourvèdre) and lots of small, family-owned wineries rather than the big guys in Napa and Sonoma. Different vibe. You can also visit historic Gold Country sites in and around the hotel, which makes for some interesting side trips. It's also just gorgeous to drive around. Lots of farm-to-table restaurants and other attractions. I love this area. This is also HORSE COUNTRY. There are many horse properties, horse trainers, coaches in every discipline, ranches and close-by is the legendary Murieta Equestrian Center if you're interested in competitions and shows (reining, ranch riding, cutting, western pleasure, sorting/penning, versatility, dressage, hunter/jumper, and such). Fabulous venue for horses. All of this glorious activity can be accessed from this beautiful, humble, delightful little boutique hotel.

Scones are very good and tasty everyone is very nice and happy there very good…read more Will come back

Was texted multiple times as to when we were arriving. Website says they're open till 6:30pm and we…read morearrived @ 5pm to a locked and empty lobby with our key taped to the window. The 2 remotes provided for the TV that's smaller than what I have in my garage couldn't summon the Sunday Night Football game. Was so disappointed to be charged premium rates for cut rate accommodations we left our room 30 minutes later with the key on the empty desk in the lobby. Won't be back, won't recommend to any of my family or clients. Paid $300 for a room I didn't even spend an hour of my day in. Disaster !!!

We happened upon Amador City on our way to Sutter Creek. I am so glad we stopped for lunch and to…read morecheck out the shops and museum. We truly love exploring Gold Country which is always rich with history. The Imperial Hotel is a hidden gem and I can't wait to come back. Built in 1879, but restored several times over the years the Imperial Hotel was a perfect place to grab lunch. We will definitely have to consider staying the next time we are up this way. We sat outside on the most perfect day that was a little breezy but with the perfect amount of sunshine! They have a great outdoor patio with fire pits for cooler days. We ordered the Buttermilk Crispy Chicken Sandwich with lettuce, pickled onion, aioli, and herb fries. Delicious! The chicken was really tender and the aioli was on point. We also ordered a harvest salad that had beets and sweet potatoes. It was also really flavorful. We ordered a Sauvignon Blanc and the Cinsault Blend. Both were wonderful and even better since we were able to try these local wines.

Occasionally, I run across a hidden gem that just sparkles. This is one of those places, not to be…read moremissed. It's located in a charming off the beaten path historic Gold Country town in Amador Co. that exudes charm in every direction. Amador City is rural and hasn't changed much in many years. The Imperial is a historic hotel with overnight rooms to rent and a dining room/bar. I came for dinner and am so glad I did. Although I made a reservation, it didn't seem necessary, but I would, just in case. The interior is so warm and cozy, and the historic elements make for a beautiful backdrop. We had a nice table for two against the brick wall that was intimate and yet connected to the ambiance of the room. Our server, a delightful woman, was friendly and professional. I started with a Pick Axe Freezer Martini with gin, and oh my gosh, it was a powerhouse of flavor and exuberance. It had a delightful wallop. It comes with a round cut glass side tray of things to add- olives, onion, etc. for one's individual taste. We had the bread service with warm, freshly made bread and a sun-dried tomato, basil, and garlic sauce for spreading or dipping. DELICIOUS! For the first course, I had a bowl of the clam chowder that was superb, creamy, delicate, and nicely mixed with bacon, carrots, croutons, etc, yet seemed devoid of clams. I won't hold it against them as the soup's consistency and taste were magnificent. There were two specials, a rack of lamb or a tuna poke bowl. I had heard that the scallops were very good, but they were substituting shrimp that day. I chose the lamb, and my dining partner had the poke bowl. Both were excellent. The lamb was fresh, nicely crusted, and cooked perfectly. The only criticism is a couple of times I tasted a small clump of salt, similar to Kosher salt. Since I use little salt in my own cooking, it really hits me when it's not well integrated into a dish and/or overpowering. Overall, the meal was excellent. It was relaxed, interesting, and an adventure into history, too. This place really has it down, and I highly recommend getting there for a very nice meal amongst the historical delights.

Absolutely wonderful stay! We made a last-minute decision to get away for the night and were…read morepleasantly surprised. We stayed in a king room with a balcony, which was spacious and featured an incredibly comfortable bed and pillows--no complaints at all. We loved the hotel's historic charm, and we also had dinner at the restaurant, which was fantastic. We would definitely stay here again!

National Hotel Jackson by Hilton, Jackson, CA…read more I'm staying here tonight in Jackson, California, at the National Hotel. It's an older motel-style property with a lot of history, and it shows in a charming, mixed-modern way. Historic charm + updated touches:** The hotel has kept its vintage character while updating as much as possible. You can really feel the history in the design, artifacts, and mirrored features spread throughout the building. The carpets are clean, I've walked on them with white socks and nothing is coming up or looking worn. Just one small smudge spotted, which isn't a big deal for me. Wi-Fi is Fast and reliable, which is great for staying connected for work. The front desk staff is amazing. Tamara, in particular, was kind, patient, and helped me check in my room smoothly. It's all-around excellent service. There are interesting artifacts and standout mirror features that add to the character of the place. Parking is across the street and you have to cross a small bridge. The parking is covered, which is nice, but the walk with luggage can be a pain for a solo traveler. I hoped for a larger bath to soak in, but the tub was quite small--barely fit. If soaking is important to you, this might be a disappointment. Some of the drawers are a bit beat up and hard to operate; they don't always slide smoothly back into place. Breakfast starts at 6:00 AM, which is rough if you need to be at work early (like me at 5 AM). A later start or grab-and-go option would be nicer for early-risers. Overall, I'd rate this place a solid 4 stars for the staff and the overall feel. It's a thoughtfully kept historic hotel that leans into its roots while still offering practical amenities like fast Wi‑Fi and clean rooms. If you're in Jackson for business or a short stay and can roll with the older-motel layout, you'll likely enjoy it. Tips for future guests It's old and creaky - light sleepers forget it. If you're solo and luggage-heavy, check in first and then grab a trolley. If soaking is important, you might want to set expectations for a standard tub rather than a soaking tub. If breakfast timing is critical for you, arrange a backup plan. Would I stay here again? Yes, for the staff, charm, and value. If you're drawn to historic hotels with character and solid service, this is a good pick in Jackson.

Jackson Racheria Casino is a smallish casino. They have several eateries to choose from and a good…read morenumber of slot machines from which to try your luck. Dealers and staff were friendly.

We stayed a night with our trailer in the RV park and saw a show on a Saturday night. The RV park…read morewas nice, the spots were not as close as some parks can be. We ended up eating both dinner and breakfast at Margaret's Cafe. Not many vegetarian options for dinner, but the food was good. We would certainly visit again.

I'm sitting here, reflecting back on my daughters. Wonderful wedding at the Dorrington Hotel. The…read morestaff has no peer, they are just amazing. The hotel is so quaint, and we had nine families able to stay the weekend there while others found plenty of nearby accommodations. The food, the amenities, the atmosphere, and the flexibility of what they offer Made for a dream wedding at a price that is affordable to every day Americans. We will be going there for my daughters one year anniversary party for sure. It sure doesn't hurt that. They have an attached bar and grill for more casual, fun, for instance, our wedding party dinner the night before, it is so grating to see and meet people who really go out of their way to take care of you. An 1880's hotel venue? Historic wedding!

We had the pleasure of holding our wedding at The Dorrington Hotel (September 10th, 2022). We…read morecannot say enough great things about this venue! The food, rooms, overall look/feel, etc.; however, most importantly, the amazing team that gets you through your special day. We thank everyone, but most of all, Lori - you were the rock to making our day so special! Definitely reccommend this for a wedding, birthday, friends-getaway and the list goes on.

We rented the two bedroom apartment. It is downstairs on the first floor and has a beautiful little…read morepatio too very large bedrooms one with a queen bed one with a king bed a very large living room and a kitchen with a dining room table. There was plenty of parking and the morning breakfast was a good continental breakfast definitely would stay here again

Our recent stay at Inn at 161 was fantastic. Just a short walk from the downtown's Main Street, the…read moreInn has a rustic, "bed and breakfast" feel to it. And yes, they do provide a delicious complimentary breakfast. We booked a suite, complete with a fireplace and jacuzzi tub, and it was wonderful. The room was quiet, large and clean. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and the two-headed shower was a nice treat. The bathroom, which had a chandelier, was as big as some hotel rooms. The grounds are also beautiful. Staff is helpful and friendly. Obviously, we enjoyed our stay as it was a great way to spend a weekend in the Foothills.

Amazing view. Delicious breakfast. Gracious, accommodating host…read more We were in Placerville to attend a wedding and found this gem up in the mountains. While it's a bit of a distance to the actual venue, it was well worth it for the quiet, calm and very relaxing environment. Beautiful property and I wish I had time to use the pool outside. We stayed in the Bella Vista honeymoon suite. I loved it. It allowed my husband and I to talk. There's a calming and clarifying vibe to the room and the place in general. Spacious, clean, and comfortable. I would stay here again if I was in the area 100%. I think about this place from time to time. I actually miss it!

Bella Vista B&B was very calm and peaceful. My room was the honeymoon suite, The Bella Vista…read more Checking in and out was completely stress free. Something I like the most about the room was I could smell how clean the place was, even the sheets were fresh. The bathroom was very clean and spotless. The facilities were very accommodating. The views were priceless. You really felt the wonderful hospitality. The owners made amazing breakfast in the morning that they delivered to my door in a basket. The grounds so beautiful here. Check out my photos and videos.

My daughter and I came to Sutter Creek yesterday. She REALLY wanted to try the brunch at the hotel…read more I really hope this is the right spot. The staff was so kind and friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. We decided to get the Pig, Fig & Goat Bavarian Pretzel and the Wedge Salad with Steak. I know, not even a brunch item! Lol We sat upstairs outside overlooking the Main Street it was a beautiful day. Ya'll this was HANDS DOWN, the best pretzel I have EVER eaten! It came with little sides of goat cheese infused with honey, a warm beer cheese dip, fig jam, candied pecans, and prosciutto. I cannot even describe how fantastic these flavors were on this it was incredible!! Then the Wedge Salad. The dressing was amazing it was like a ranch and blue cheese dressing. It had bacon, cherry tomatoes, pickled onions(YUM), and the steak was perfectly cooked to medium! I absolutely cannot wait to come back again!

Hotel Sutter has the best vegetarian and vegan menu in the county! Lots of options! Today I had…read moretofu Thai lettuce wraps. Omg so delicious!!!! Def a must for delicious, healthy, veg meal! Next time portobello tater tot's and a vegan southwestern salad! Such creativity!