Belden town is my favorite destination for camping, I've attended multiple camping festivals at…read morethis location and the river and views are absolutely divine. They have onsite general store for any needs you may have forgotten and a full bar !

Definitely worth a detour off Hwy. 70 to enjoy a unique, historic location that serves delicious…read morefood and beverages. Candy, our friendly hostess and bartender, made sure we got everything we needed. Next time, I'd like to stay longer, in one of their rental cabins or rooms.

I was in Quincy for a plein-air class with Geoff Allen (organized by mark Reynolds owner of Bear…read moreCreek Gallery). Quincy Courtyard Suites It is a Quaint hotel in the middle of Quincy. Walking distance to many coffee shops and restaurants (I loved The Sage and Salt). The place is Clean. Great price. Studio apartment with well appointed kitchen (refrigerator, toaster, microwave, coffee maker with coffee!) The Wine Bar downstairs is awesome. There was several great bands on Friday night - they stopped playing at 10:00pm so I could still get my beauty sleep . the bathroom looks like it's been recently updated - nicely done! Quintopia has great beer choices and an amazing menu! I had the Spicy Chicken Sandwich and the Corn Ribs. Delicious!!!

Very clean motel. Great customer service. Pool area very clean and great upkeep. Towels softread more

Am I writing this review before I even sleep there?! Yes. Yes I am. First of all the sweetest…read morehostess's ever (mother/daughter duo I mean come on...how cute is that?!). I booked the room and didn't think much about it but got a call a few days later and she informed me of the traffic/road work and she was just the SWEETEST. You don't get calls like that anymore to A. confirm your stay and B. give a heads up on road delays. The location is easy to find, rooms were adorable and spacious!!! Little kitchen, small dining area and back door with a patio table surrounded by beautiful redwoods! The pictures online do this cute little place no favors!!!! Would definitely stay here again (all while I haven't actually slept here yet ) we also walked down to Martha's Kitchen and not only was the food DELICIOUS the waitress was also so sweet and attentive! We might have just found the sweetest little place to land while we're here for a wedding.

Everything about Sierra Sky Lodge showed the host's friendliness, creativity, attention to detail,…read moreand hard work in providing a cozy "home away from home." Our cabin #6 was decorated and stocked with a hundred thoughtful touches. The linens were luxurious and every surface was spotless. Breakfast service was truly remarkable, from the first cup of delicious coffee to the homemade bread, fresh fruit, and yummy egg dishes. I look forward to returning with my wife, who was so jealous after seeing my photos. This was my first visit to Plumas County. Autumn colors made it especially stunning. It was a great introduction to this corner of the Sierras!

My Husband and I arrived May 19 in the late afternoon. Weather was not supposed to be good for our…read morefishing trip the next day with John as our Guide. We weere a little bit grousy about that and were invited to a lovely dinner with Debbie and John. The night was filled with thunder lightening and hail. We woke to snowfall on my husband's birthday. After a delicious breakfast in their kitchen of yummy breakfast burritos we drove to the lake and we all came to the conclusion that it wasn't a good fishing day. We spent 4 nights with Debbie and John and cannot say enough about their wonderful hospitality, generosity, and fishing expertise. We fished Saturday and Sunday and limited out both days. Our room was peaceful and freshly renovated. So quiet and nice. You won't find a nicer quieter place to stay nor Innkeepers as lovely as Debbie and John.

Absolutely fantastic place to stay. Clean cozy comfortable rooms at very reasonable rates. John and…read moreDebbie are the proprietors and do an excellent job of managing the place. Might even get in on a fishing story or two because it is a fisherman's paradise located real close to Lake Almanor

love this place and the camping around it. been going here for over 20 years and sad to see it…read moreclose. any last minute items that you need, water, ice, wood etc. i hope we get new overs and the place reopens but for the season of 2025 the outpost is closed until further notice.

Great folks; kind, helpful and friendly. Good swimming; we'll be back! Wrote this last year,…read moreplanning our trip back this year.

My company and I stayed here for 5 nights. Was good at first. Seemed clean. The first night my…read morecoworker had to be switched rooms because there were ants (he was on the first floor). My room had been fine, there is just a musty smell in the room. Around the 3rd night or so, in my room on the second floor, there were maybe 2 ants. It was late so I just killed them and went to bed. Later, woke up to find ants in my bed !!!! TV also had no sound (yes, I tried everything). Not in the best neighborhood, wanted to walk to get a coffee had to worry about homeless that was walking up to me. 2 stars because the staff is friendly, quick to offer a new room. Complimentary breakfast. 2 stars because Lack of cleanliness :(

I stayed one night at the Hampton Inn in Oroville and overall had a good experience, with a few…read moreimportant pros and cons worth mentioning for future travelers. There aren't many hotel options in Oroville, and this is definitely one of the two nicer choices in town (along with the Holiday Inn). That said, I do think the typical rate of about $135-$150 per night feels a bit high for what you get. However, staying in Oroville itself can be very convenient depending on why you're visiting, so sometimes the location justifies the price. One big plus is that the hotel feels safe. The rooms are interior-entry only, and you need your room key to access the building. When I arrived, the front desk staff buzzed me in. The staff throughout my stay were extremely friendly, polite, and helpful. The property itself is very clean and well maintained. The rooms, corridors, parking lot, and hotel grounds were all in excellent shape. There is some overgrown land next to the property where you may see a few homeless individuals nearby, but they kept to themselves and did not bother anyone during my stay. There are several food options within walking distance if you're comfortable walking across parking lots and nearby roads. Right in front of the hotel are Panda Express and Starbucks, with Sonic just beyond that. Across the main road there's also a McDonald's, an ARCO AMPM gas station and mini-market, a Maverik travel stop, and Dutch Bros Coffee. One small tip: the driveway entrance to the hotel is easy to miss because the sign is very small and the turn comes up quickly, so keep an eye out when approaching. Parking is plentiful, but there is a $5 parking fee per vehicle, which felt unnecessary given the size of the lot and the room price. The complimentary breakfast from 6-10 AM was convenient and appreciated. During my stay they offered eggs (plain and cheese omelets), sausage, potatoes, cereals, oatmeal, fruit, and pastries. Coffee and hot water were also available in the lobby at all times, which was very nice. My main downside was the mattress in my room, which had a noticeable lump in the middle and sloped slightly on one side. The TV remote was also a bit confusing to use at first because the volume and channel controls are narrow bars rather than traditional +/- buttons. This next thing is really no fault of the hotel, but it does seem that there are a lot of contracted personnel (state or county?) who arrived later in the day after I got there. I know from past experience, sometimes different county or states or companies will contract with a certain hotel company to house their employees when they are on a job site. It seemed every single one of them had a large white work truck parked in the lot. Of course, these trucks take up a lot of room and barely fit into the parking spot - which then encroaches onto your parking spot so it doesn't leave a lot of room to get in and out of. I know it's not the hotel's fault where these people park, but I really wish that there is a way to make sure that all these trucks park in the back away from the main lot. So just fair warning if you're somebody that plans to use their car in the evening; you might have a hard time getting into the car if these workers happen to stay during your stay. Overall, this is a clean, safe, convenient hotel with very friendly staff and easy access to nearby food. If you specifically need to stay in Oroville, it's a solid choice. If rates are high and you don't mind driving a bit farther, you may find better value in nearby Chico, Marysville, or Yuba City.

The Union Hotel in La Porte, California is a one of kind property - 21 bedrooms, each with ensuite…read morebathrooms, a huge, well equipped commercial kitchen, a large dining hall, it's own old time bar/saloon with darts and shuffle board as well as plenty of outdoor space for kids to play, lawn games, parties, weddings etc. Little Grass Valley Reservoir is nearby for kayaking, paddle boarding, swimming and fishing. Lots of hiking and biking trails close by as well. We just came back from our 5th family reunion at the hotel and have already booked our dates for the 6th. We are a family that loves to cook and we couldn't ask for a better kitchen set up. We have literally scoured every vacation rental site available and have never found a property like this one, where the entire hotel is yours for your stay. It's a special place and if you have a large group to accommodate, we highly recommend this one! It is about an hour from the nearest grocery store so you'll want to think through your meal plans/shopping lists ahead of time.

EDIT TO ADD: Steve is not the owner. We were misinformed by him…read more One of the most unprofessional and upsetting experiences we've had during our wedding planning process. This venue had been my number one choice since the first time I heard about it. After getting engaged, I submitted an inquiry but was too excited to wait, so about a week later I called for more information. I spoke directly with the owner, Steve Hines. We discussed pricing and decided to schedule a tour. Since we live over two hours away, I explained that we were hoping for a weekend appointment. Steve told me he would email me, and we scheduled a tour for August 9, 2026 at 2pm. We confirmed the appointment and drove over two hours to see the venue. We arrived a few minutes early and went inside, but all the lights were off and no one was there. I called out for Steve several times with no response. Just before our scheduled 2pm tour, I called him and left a voicemail asking where we should meet. A few minutes after 2, I called again to see if he was simply running late. I called both phone numbers that were provided, only to find that the office number forwarded directly to his cell phone. At that point, I became genuinely concerned that something might have happened to him. We walked around the property looking for anyone, went back inside calling his name, and even drove over to the rental properties he also owns after seeing a work crew nearby. We truly thought there might have been an emergency. Instead, we spent over an hour waiting, calling multiple times, and sending a text message. That text was read, yet we never received a reply, an apology, or any explanation for why no one showed up. As of August 16, 2026, we still have not received a single response. To make matters worse, the venue was unlocked with no staff present, and there was trash left on the bar along with cups sitting outside. This venue was the one I was most excited to see, so it's incredibly disappointing that the decision to book there was taken away by a complete lack of communication. I understand that emergencies and unexpected situations happen. What I cannot understand is choosing not to communicate with people who have invested hours of their day, traveled a significant distance, and arranged their schedules for an appointment that you agreed to. We spent over four hours driving, plus more than an hour waiting at the venue, only to be completely ignored. A 30-second text saying the appointment needed to be canceled or rescheduled would have shown basic courtesy and respect for our time. If this is the level of communication provided before a contract is even signed, it did not give us confidence that our wedding day would be handled any differently. We chose to take our business elsewhere, and I sincerely hope no other couple has to experience the same level of disregard for their time.

We stayed overnight in Oroville on our way back from Portland to Southern California. The hotel…read moreroom was clean and the beds were comfortable. The staff at this hotel is very helpful and quick to correct any issues that may arise. We needed to request a late check out and Samantha, with her dazzling smile and sparkly bracelets, was more than happy to accommodate us. She worked effortlessly and told us to ask for her directly if we had any additional requests. Thank you to Samantha for her wonderful service and hospitality.

Worst experience ever. Entitled staff. After driving for hours (unexpected trip) sitting at the…read morehospital waiting for my son's surgery I went to get a room. I ask the front desk clerk how much a room when I didn't want to give give her my credit card she started I don't feel safe. Are you friggin kidding me. How stupid is that. I didn't go at her with a knife. I should have walk out the door right then but I was tired. Next time I will. Who has time for that kind of crap. Go next door to Hilton you'll get a better experience Breakfast staff was rude too. Never again.

We recently rented two rooms at the Broad St Inn . The couple that own and manage the Inn gave us…read moreperfect rooms that fit our group . - I was impressed how well maintained the property was and the level of cleanliness. This is a 100 plus year old property and is beyond charming . Further , Mrs. innkeeper was as nice as they come . She made sure that we had what we needed and was very conscientious! ( One note : the stairs to the second floor are steep and if you have mobility issues you will want to stay downstairs.) Five Stars . John

Our stay at Broad Street Inn was absolutely wonderful! Very good communication beforehand. We felt…read moreso happy and excited as soon as we checked in. The owners are so warm and helpful, they spent so much time giving us advice about activities in Nevada City. The room was clean and comfortable. Everything about his hotel is charming! Excellent location also. I will most definitely be returning. Oh, and the biscotti is delicious!