Makes me think of Arlio Guthrie's Alice's Restaurant. "You can get anything you want, at Alice's…read moreRestaurant". Alice is sweet. What a good cook and great host. Loved her farm and her beautiful dog. Really excellent book collection and views. Alice made us feel welcome and comfortable. Great stories about her farm and life in Fiddletown. If ever we need a room in the area Casa De La Pradera will be our first choice.

Casa de la Pradera is a special place. It is very homey, comfortable and clean. Alice and her dog…read moreSally are wonderful and the food is amazing! The farm fresh egg and herb omelette with homemade English muffins are to die for! Fresh fruit and coffee too. If you're looking for nice calm special place to relax and unwind this is it highly recommended!

We spent the weekend here for Valentines day in the Bunkhouse. It was a great experience! The farm…read moreis beautiful (in a rustic way), the horses are adorable, the owners are super nice, the food was great. What more could you ask for in a Bed and Breakfast? It's about a 5 minute drive from downtown Placerville. When we arrived, we were greeted and given the tour. Our room had a little snack picnic basket, freshly cut flowers, and even a water dish for our dog. When we returned from town after dinner, they had left little chocolates and dog treats on the bed. We also were offered wine and a chocolate torte. This place is not a fru-fru high class establishment. It is a homey, comfortable place. I was comfortable, well-fed, well-looked after, and completely relaxed.

Our children and ourselves enjoyed feeding miniature horse and donkey (Mr. Cappuccino)! It was such…read morean memorable stay! The Bunkhouse-Woodshed Suite are very nicely decorated, and the wall heaters are very warm and adjustable to suit your need. We were traveling with young children, Robin help us to set up a crib in one room. Thanks so much! And the hearty breakfast, delicious and keep me full for the whole morning!

California has a history of wonderful bed and breakfasts scattered throughout the state. Villa…read moreAgave belongs in the top tier and is a destination in itself. Whether you want a quiet, restorative weekend away, an adventure (fabulous wineries, California gold rush history, biking, hiking, etc.) or a lovely spot to gather with a friend, Villa Agave will provide the beauty, comfort and custom support (by an extraordinary proprietor) to guarantee special memories forever. Treat yourself and plan some time away, alone or with friends: it's a perfect "retreat" space. I can't recommend it more highly. Sandy S.

Our stay at The Villa Agave was a delight. The whole Villa was sumptuously decorated with exquisite…read moretextiles, natural fibers and art that made me really stop and enjoy. Because there were so many inviting nooks, it was easy to share the space with the other guests, and still felt like we had all the spacious solitude we craved. We enjoyed the wrap-around-deck for yoga and mediation. Our room was cozy, spacious and inviting. We had a sweet connection with Bonnie, the host. Her stand for environmental stewardship is an inspiration. The land was splendid, as were the sunrises. We took several turns around the hiking path and enjoyed taking family photos on the lovely patio, with the Villa's stunning architecture as our backdrop. The breakfasts during our stay were a nourishing and artful three courses with seasonal and organic morsels. Bonnie cheerfully accommodated the many varied dietary restrictions in our party - no small feat. We look forward to returning!

The proprietors here do a beautiful job of making the property and surrounding gardens pristine…read more They are delightful and delighting. They serve a home-made pastry each morning that is different and had us swooning. My favorite was the Raspberry Crumble muffin that smelled like pure butter being held together with batter. My husband loved the praline filled bundt coffee cake. The owner has a real gift of an excellent palate and sense of texture. Each baked good was very moist in the middle, yet slightly crunchy on the outside. It's worth staying here just for her baking. On top of that, the included breakfasts are beautiful, and she's made the best hollandaise sauce we've ever had. We stayed in the Honeymoon Suite and didn't hear a peep from other guests, which is a real fete in some of these historic homes. The location is perfect, easily walkable to restaurants and shops. This place is a gem and I can't wait for our next visit.

Where to start on how wonderful Brinnwood is? I love this place! My room was so homey and…read morecomfortable. Their breakfasts are amazing. Everything fresh and delicious. Lindsey and Danny are true hosts. I felt welcomed and cared about. The grounds are beautiful. Next time I'll stay extra days just to spend more time at the Brinnwood. Sutter Creek is a treat and Brinnwood B & B is the secret garden.

We intended to stay at the Camino Motel in Camino. It was our first visit there ever. The motel…read moretruly is a rustic motel in the beautiful pines on the west slope of the Sierras. The owner, Raven, greeted us. She was friendly, sweet and pleasant. We loved the rustic vibe of the motel and Raven's generosity in offering access to amenities at the motel. Unfortunately an issue developed before we finished checking in. We saw but did not occupy a small room. We discussed the issue with Raven and she was open, honest and mature. We ended up leaving without staying. Raven was good to her word and kept her promises. The issue isn't important. We wish Raven and her beautiful business well and appreciate the integrity she demonstrated.

What a great place! My room was clean, comfortable, uniquely decorated and the owner is a…read morespectacular lady!!!! I will definitely return!!

If u want a truly wonderful time go to green toad the place is a marvel of rustic simplicity…read morebeautiful grounds that take your breath away and a marvelous breakfast before u leave

My husband and I have been to the Green Toad Inn twice now - both times were for accommodations…read moreduring a whitewater rafting trip on the American River. I cannot recommend this B&B enough. The food is unsurpassed, the rooms are beautifully appointed, the beds are comfortable, the grounds are lovely and the location is convenient. THE FOOD: The first morning you will be served the most delectable french toast of your life, along with scrambled eggs, sausage and bacon. The second morning will likely be a spinach and egg quiche with graham cracker puff pancakes, apple cake and shoo-fly pie. Each breakfast begins with a parfait of fresh fruit, yogurt and granola. Accompanying each meal is also orange juice, grapefruit juice, coffee, tea, home-made oatmeal, and a long list of other thoughtful accouterments. Oh, and the best part...eating on the deck while you look out over the sweeping lawn and listen to the various water features and birds chirping. You sit there, immersed in the majestic pine forest that surrounds the house and think, IT DOESN'T GET ANY BETTER THAN THIS! As an aside, the inn-keeper also baked us fresh cookies and left them out for us when we returned from our rafting trip. THE ROOMS: The rooms and the home are plush and beautifully appointed. Most have private baths, but if you are in a room that doesn't have its own shower, don't worry. There are plenty of washrooms throughout the house and you never have the feeling of being hemmed in or crowded by any other guests. I have stayed in both The Toad Abode and The Nest and both were outfitted with robes, slippers, ample towels, water bottles, chocolates, a hair dryer, shampoo,etc. The room you choose to stay in will determine whether you spend more time on the deck or in the interior of the home. Both are spectacular and by no means exclusive. However, some rooms open onto decks and others open to the inside of the home. Whichever you choose, you can't go wrong. THE GROUNDS: With over a hundred acres (with trails), a pond, a natural spring and towering pines, the grounds beckon to be explored. If you're not a natural-born hiker, the grounds can be enjoyed from the multiple levels of decking that "bedeck" the house. In the evenings, there is nothing more inviting than donning a swimsuit, robe and slippers and heading out to the hot tub for a dip. Grab a bottle of water or soda from the fully-stocked guest fridge and a homemade cookie and you're set. THE LOCATION: The B&B is about 15 minutes outside of town, but that is in no way a downside because of the privacy it affords. Honestly, you will feel like you are on top of the world.

Perfect place to stay we enjoyed all the detail and historical feel ! Thanks for the great…read moreexperience...

Hate to be the first reviewer and give this kind of review. Despite positive reviews over on Trip…read moreAdvisor, I cannot, in good faith, provide the same. First, let me say that this is advertised as a bed and breakfast. It passes the test on the breakfast part. It failed on the bed, the room and other things. Second, let me say that my lady and I enjoyed Sandy Sanders, the proprietor. She is a nice person who tries her best. She makes a huge effort to stay out of the way of the lodgers, but is there with the coffee at your room door at 7 am, breakfast at 9 am and snacks and wine at 5 pm. Her cat, Ceecee, travels with her and is very friendly. Now for the downside. There are two rooms of the seven that advertise that they have king size beds. That is partially true. They have king size mattresses and bed springs sitting on top queen size frames. Here is proof from their website showing that this leaves about a foot on either side of the frame for the king mattress to hang over. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/plymouth-house-inn-plymouth?select=gCe49RtJDvu0pM0QN6KMdw#gCe49RtJDvu0pM0QN6KMdw That creates a number of problems. There is a hill in the middle of the bed which pushes you to the edge where because of the slope near the edge, you slide off faster. It makes for a BAD night of sleep. Having king beds on queen frames is just wrong and bad for people like us who paid for a king bed. The leather couch in the Garden Suite is so worn out, the cushions barely support their own weight. One can sink fast when sitting and getting up can require effort. The rear of the property has a nice wooden deck, but the amount of rust, dirt, mold and mildew on the furniture makes it undesirable. French doors from the Garden Suite open out to that area, but it is not an advantage with the outdoor furniture in such sad shape. The photos on the website must have been taken at a much earlier time in the history of the place. It shows a beautifully painted carousel next to the house. What is there now is faded and dirty - kind of scary. The property needs a paint job and there are things that just detract from the property like a rusting tricycle on the deck. The house is full of antiques. That is a nice idea, but taken to the point that the entire house is cluttered with old knicknacks and strange items from the past, does not make it a better place to stay, just a cluttered place to stay. People need places to put their travel belongings when they are travelling. We used the floor and had to move lots of pillows and other clutter to find space above that. This establishment does not earn the cost of the room. You would be better served staying at the Shenandoah Inn (motel), one of the winery B&B or staying in Drytown or Amador City. Having a 5 star review from a person 2 miles away in Fiddletown smells of pimping fake reviews. Yelp only works when reviewers actually stay at a place rather than be buds with the owner.

Stayed there a few years ago. We were traveling a lot and…read moredecided to stay in Placerville for the night. Found this place online and decided to go there. Tom was a delightful host. The room was clean and comfortable. Breakfast was delicious and more than enough. We found interesting historical information about the house and family in the living room. It was like stepping back in time to stay there. Great experience.

My wife and I celebrated our 38th wedding anniversary We wanted to stay somewhere unique and off…read morethe main road very near downtown Placerville with lots of history! We found it at the Glen Morey Bed and Breakfast! This home is the third oldest, standing structure in Placerville with lots of positive history through the years ! Although you fill like your way out in the country you can actually walk to old town by using the walking bridge. The Breakfast was very good and served with a smile We definitely will be back as we thoroughly enjoyed our three nights there We loved our patio and room and enjoyed great dinners in old town Placerville ! The home had great history of pictures and common area rooms to hang if you like ! We were greeted upon our arrival and got our room code lock (very helpful) and good information on our questions!