Very neat place, historically. We love this type of establishment. Loaded with period pieces...pictures and furniture and history info. The parlor was our favorite spot. Loaded with more period pieces and book shelves stuffed full of books, we hung out there for breakfast before we headed home. Very relaxing. The location was perfect for us too. We had room 1 which was right at the top of the stairs and included a kitchenette and a claw foot tub that was supposed to have aeration but we couldn't get it to work. The outlet had a GFI popped but wouldn't reset. The soak was still amazing though. Indulgent. We did hear some good road noise now and then and people walking up the stairs but that's to be expected. Doesn't really take away from the overall enjoyment. read more

A must stay historical hotel at Weaverville! It's old school, creepy, and cozy. The floor and bed creaks and the decors/furnishings are not modern, which makes it so much charming compared to other hotels and motels nearby. Check in and check out process were simple and within the tip of your fingers. I did not encounter any staffs while I was there, but customer service was always on standby. This hotel is nearby all the best restaurants in town - literally right outside the building and walking distant. Parking was in the back, which was very convenient. read more

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Bad cancellation experience. Booked online then had to cancel. Hefty cancel fee, not a full refund. Hotel refused to help. Sorry but won't try this place again read more

Really beautiful hotel, and right downtown! The check in process was easy and keyless. Despite the fact that the hotel was full the night we were there, we didn't hear anyone else and it was a very quiet night. We got a great night sleep in a super charming room that included a clawfoot bathtub. I'm a fan! read more

I'm so disappointed. We were very excited to stay here and my partner booked the Garden Gulch because of the library feel. He had a work event and I got to hang in the room. Sounds great, right? We got here and after he recieved no communication after booking the room online, we found the doors all locked with a phone number to call. He did so and was sent a link to log in and get our code. The person he spoke to was very nice. After filling in the form, taking a photo of his drivers license and a self, he submitted and we received our code. Great. Annoying but manageable. When we got in the room, it was freezing! The heaters were off. We turned both on and turned them up. I would have assumed if they knew we were coming they would have turned the heaters on. But that would require staff to be present, I assume. I spent the afternoon enjoying the room while he went to his work event. I read a vintage book, took a soak in the claw foot tub, enjoyed the fireplace. The rest of the evening was okay. When we tried to watch television in the bedroom, it kept having WiFi issues and we couldn't get through a single show. None of the apps could load and stay on. We had to abandon the idea of watching television. Then the morning came... my partner was up early-6 or so. He made coffee, worked on his computer, and had a light on the front room. When he went to mar a second cup of coffee, a fuse blew killing all power in the front room and BOTH heaters. It's 35 degrees outside and we are in an old building... the heaters were barely keeping the space warm as is. Now we have only the small gas fireplace on the far side of the bedroom for heat. We tried to call the number we called last night to help us with check in and there is no answer. NO ANSWER. Some boutique hotels have decided to go this route where all check in is done online and they don't have actual staff to help guests. It's awful. It takes away from the personal touch. It leaves guests with no assistance in matters such as this. It's the most ridiculous thing. This hotel is beautiful. We loved everything in the room. Then all of this happens. What the actual???? read more

Lovely, quiet, comfortable room (no. 7) with lots of charm. Immaculate! Fresh paint, beautiful rug with coordinating coverlet and matching shams, antique furniture, Chinese export lamps with new silk lampshades. Bathrobes, iron and hair dryer provided. The electric heater (noiseless) took a little time to warm up the room, but I much preferred it to the ductless heaters so often seen in Gold Rush hotels. Ductless heaters are often mounted over the bed, make lots of noise and blow a disturbing stream of air on the bed. In room no. 7, I turned on the electric heater when I arrived, took a short walk around Main Street, picked up dinner across the street and my room was warm by the time I returned. read more

Well...overall it was a fun place to stay. For those not paying attention to amenities, be advised there is no TV or refrig or microwave in the room. There is a community microwave and fridge at the end of the hall upstairs. There is a icemaker too, but it DID NOT WORK. It would eventually spit ice onto the floor after a few minutes of starting up, but there is no way you can stand there with the ice bucket for 5 or 10 minutes waiting for ice to be made. That thing needs to go as it was totally worthless. We were upstairs and the floor was very creaky, so I felt sorry for whoever was below us. And there is really no counterspace in the room. There are a lot of antiques taking up room, which look nice but they take up space, as well as make me nervous I was going to break something. You can hear folks in the next room if they are somewhat noisy, so there's that too. The lobby area was decorated for Halloween, and it was fun to visit. The area is interesting in that it is in the historic downtown, and the building is very old as are the rooms. But that is part of the charm. In the end, I liked the place overall, but it needs some further tweaks to make it more comfortable. In particular, get rid of at lot of the antiques in the room (even though they do look nice). They simply take up needed counterspace. read more

Wow... Where do I start? I'm a city boy born and raised. I wanted to check out mother nature and see what she had to offer during COVID where I can be away from huge crowds. Weaverville just popped up on my search. I decided to stay at this hotel several nights and boy was it worth it. You know those moments where you look back in the "Good Ole Days" and you sigh to yourself "Yeah, those were the days..." Well, this was one of those moments. I knew I was living the good ole days during my stay here, and I didn't take a d**n second for granted. First of all the drive here was breathtaking. It snowed, so it looked like something out of a Disney movie, or something from The Chronicles of Narnia as I drove up here. As you drive up here, you will see TONS of motels and inns to stay at. IGNORE THEM ALL. Seriously. I don't care if they are offering $50 a night. COME to this place. This is a historical hotel with a very unique Victorian design. You won't find a place like this in the Bay Area. Best of all, my girlfriend and I were greeted by Jeanne and her wonderful staff (Jesse included!). These people are NICE. I informed Jeanne that I was a medical first responder at Alameda Hospital on vacation, and she gave us a generous discount. On top of that, she gave us these coupons that can be used in her store or at other local restaurants. AND she provides delicious oatmeal raisin cookies to munch on. AND she gave us chocolates. The care, generosity, and hospitality Jeanne and her staff offer here are just off the charts. The Sheraton ain't got s**t on this place. This is luxury that must be experienced by all. I also wore a robe for the first time ever while coming here. Holy sh*t have I been living my life backwards this whole time... I never knew how glorious wearing a robe made me feel with a nice pair of slippers. The robe here was SO comfortable that I bought one for myself. I am typing out this review in my robe and slippers from the hotel. Playing Cyberpunk 2077 on my high end computer in this robe is a glorious feeling as well. I digress... During the stay here we walked 70% of the Garden Gulch Trail (8 minute walk from the hotel), saw the Whiskeytown Falls (30ish Minute Drive), saw the Crystal Clear Falls (same area as Whiskeytown Falls), saw the Sundial Bridge (Redding Area), Shasta Caverns (Near Redding), Lewiston Lake (Close Drive), and Trinity Dam Point (Near Lewiston). Driving from here to Redding then back to here to sleep and rejuvenate ourselves was WORTH it. If you want Mother Nature, this is it ladies and gentlemen. This hotel is smack dabbed in the middle of anywhere you want to go to realize that life is hard, but d**n worth it to live for. I love this place, and my heart aches as I write this review because I know it will be a long time before I am granted vacation again. I stayed at Room 4. Time slowed during my time here. I hope others will experience it as well. Lastly, I am allergic to dogs, cats, and birds. But I love dogs so much; I'd rather commit harakiri than never come in contact with a dog. Jesse is a very chill and fluffy loving dog that lies down next to Jeanne and her staff. I had my antihistamines on me since I am also allergic to trees and grass and d**n near about anything else. Finding food here was a little tough due to COVID, but I will leave reviews for Trinity County Brewing Company, Tangle Blue Saloon, Mamma Llama Eatery and Cafe, and Holiday Market. Thank you Jeanne and staff and Jesse! COVID brought me down, but Weaverville Hotel and Emporium raised me up. I hope to visit again in the future. *ALSO, there is WIFI here. I got about 10Mbps download speed on their wireless. That was enough for us to watch Netflix or check our e-mails without any lag. read more

We are delighted with our stay at this hotel! I can't wait to return for the awesome hospitality, beautiful rooms, cool a/c and the delightful clawfoot bathtub (with a reading rack). My husband is usually wary of historic and boutique type lodging, but he loved it too. An extra bonus were the "coupons" that we could use at local dining spots. We used them at the fun brewery down the street. After a good night sleep, it was an easy walk to a breakfast spot then a short morning drive to @BigFootRafting for our Sunday rafting trip. read more

This was hands down one of the best hotels I had ever been to. My bf and I came here about four months ago and it has now become the gold standard in which I compare all my hotel experiences. The Sheraton has got nothing on the hospitality that Jeanne and her team offers. She makes your stay so personable and wonderful, it's something you could never get anywhere else except here and that's what makes this hotel so special. If you book your stay and check in during business hours, you'll most likely run into Jeanne and her wonderful staff. Initially when we walked in, we really just wanted the cheapest room available. But Jeanne offered to show us another room that was her favorite room (room #4) since it was available, and I'm so glad she did because we ended up choosing that room instead. We placed our stuff in the room and then went out to explore. When we came back, we found two pieces of chocolate truffles on the bed, and a journal filled with other guests' experiences. During our stay, we received gourmet chocolate truffles every night. The housekeeper replenished our supply of complimentary bathroom amenities with fancy soaps and shampoos every time something went missing. I was surprised because these were quality, expensive soaps and lotions like the ones you'd find at L'Occitane. She also replaced our used wine glasses and coffee mugs with clean ones. The thoughtfulness and generosity were unbelievable. We were so lucky to have found this place. I ended up falling in love with the room and did not want to leave. The bed was so comfortable. The gas log fireplace was gorgeous and heated the room very quickly. There was a chair beside the fireplace and sitting by the fire was amazing. On the last day of our stay, we enjoyed a bubble bath in the champagne tub together. Every night, we drank sparkling apple cider with the wine glasses in our room. In the morning, we would go down to the lobby area and make ourselves a cup of coffee, tea, or hot chocolate. With our stay at the hotel, Jeanne provided us with $5 certificates which we could use at other businesses around Weaverville. It was an awesome way to explore and support local restaurants and businesses in Weaverville. This hotel really is a gem. If you are in the area, it would be remiss not to stay here for the night. The rates are extremely reasonable and you'll get an experience of a lifetime. read more

Adorable! The room was decorated so nice. Love this historical hotel. The lovely owner was so welcoming. And chocolates truffles with turn down service was a wonderful surprise! The emporium is fun to shop. So many delightful treasures. So glad we took a friend's recommendation and decided to stay here. read more

Hands down the only option in town. This place is safe, CLEAN, and cute. Pricey, but worth the experience.

We have made staying here our anniversary tradition. For the last 9 years. Everything about this place is an experience, to really get a deep an fuller appreciation for the 1800's leave your phone and tablet off, read a book (plenty to choose from). Watch the fireplace and snuggle, and talk with the one you love. read more

Beautifully decorated and stylish boutique hotel. Full of Victorian charm and class. You will love the claw foot tubs!

Mr. Wonderful took me here for a romantic getaway and he didn't disappoint by picking Weaverville Hotel! He's been here before and it was my first. We were greeted by Jesse the dog who led us to Jeanne, the proprietress. And what can I say about Jeanne? Well, she was just lovely! Sweet, warm, caring, and down to earth. We had "Bully Choop" for the night and it was so full of charm and romance! Jeanne had turned on the fire before we arrived so we didn't have to walk into a cold room after a long drive. Talk about a warm welcome indeed! I loved the antique photos of various couples on their wedding day throughout the room plus the little cabinet of antique oil lamps. There were slippers and warm robes for guests, bottled water and a coffee maker - little things that make a stay more comfortable. We loved the comfy bed with soft, fluffy blankets and Mr. Wonderful loved the chocolates that were left during our turn down service. Oh the chocolates! So glad they sold them in the Emporium because we stocked up on them before we headed off the next day! My most favorite memory of our stay was taking a soak in the champagne tub - very luxurious and fun! Wished we had a little more time so we could have sat in the communal sitting room downstairs for a bit. But we had to go...there were roads for us to drive and adventures to savor. We'll be back and can't wait until then! Enjoy this gem (the place and its people)! read more

Found this place through Yelp and were not disappointed. We enjoyed absolutely everything. The owners are charming. Jessie the dog kept an eye on us when we were down in the communal sitting room (a nice amenity, btw). The rooms had everything we wanted. The bed was comfortable. The price was very reasonable. Lots of really good dining options nearby. 5 stars all the way. Next time, we'll be sure to book in advance and not take the chance of finding space available. read more

Stayed here weekend of Jan 7 2011. What an Awesome Place!!! Clean, Wonderfull Rooms, Clawfoot Tub in our room, gas fireplace, it doesnt get any better than this. This is the best place in town!!! p.s Daniella B, who posted and 2-1/2 and never stayed there - are you for real? Really? Why dont you actually try staying there before you post a low review. read more

5 stars for the hospitality and the charm. What a lovely, lovely place to stay. I arrived late and the proprietor, Jeanne, met me outside with the warmth of a relative. She led me into the delightful lobby, checked me in quickly, and led me upstairs to a room with the most decadent bed ever. A soaking tub was tucked into one corner, flickering flames danced in a gas fireplace and a tray with a chocolate truffle nestled on the covers. There was a robe and slippers, a basket of soaps and shampoo, wi-fi, and writing desk as well as numerous books. This is the kind of place it is worthwhile to go out of your way to spend the night. I'm scheming on a way for my husband and I to spend a romantic day or two tucked away there soon. read more

The Weaverville Hotel continues to excel as our favorite place to stay when we visit this beautiful area. The owners/hosts go beyond gracious service and provide excellent attention to all the details for this great establishment. It truly gives guests a living example of lodging in the hay day of the gold rush. read more

Jeanne is one of the nicest persons I have ever met. The level of hospitality is indescribable. The hotel is rich with history and she will welcoming tell you all about it. Lots of nice restaurants within walking distance. read more

The Weaverville Hotel is a really nice place to stay. The owners fixed it up in the old style and have made it very comfortable. Although the rooms are small, the beds are large and comfortable and the bathrooms are updated enough, but still have an old time style. I stayed here on a 4th of July weekend and enjoyed the parade and small town ambiance. read more

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I didn't actually get the opportunity to stay here, but I really wanted to. The quality of the look and sound of the rooms is the only reason I'm giving 2 stars instead of 1. I'm heading up to that area for a teaching interview in a nearby town, and because it's early in the morning, and a far drive from home for me, I need a hotel room to stay in the night before. After seeing the other reviews here I thought this place looked like a fun treat! I went to their online site through the link provided here, looked at each of the rooms, and selected a couple options based on cost and the look of the room. Unfortunately when I called a woman quoted me a different price than the one I found online. When I explained this to her she told me that she'd help to set up the website and she was certain that there were no prices listed online. Why would someone make that up??? I had already explained to her that I am an unemployed teacher traveling there for an interview. I asked her if she would honor the price online and she offered to give me the phone numbers of other places in town...really lady??? So much for country hospitality. Talk about horrible customer service. No thank you. (Forgot to say that the price difference was over $30 more!) read more

This is my favorite hotel in the area. The proprietors, Brian and Jeanne (and their dog Jesse), are very friendly and welcoming. The hotel structure and decor is old/antique but the accommodations are modern, and the prices are very reasonable. I highly recommend staying here if you are in the area. read more

I highly recommend this historic hotel! We stayed in the governor suite and it is well worth the money. Jeanne and Brian are the BEST hosts!! Fireplace (gas) is wonderful! read more

This hotel was a delight! I had not previously read reviews of the hotel but my daughter, who recently moved to Weaverville, recommended it. We were only going to stay one night so I thought, it will be O.K. for a night. It was more than okay! It's the perfect place if you have a fondness for historic buildings, Victoriana, lots of antiques and warm hospitality. The owner, Jeanne, showed us around and made us feel as though her home was our home - at least for a night. She showed us a small room off the elaborate and elegant parlor, a room for morning coffee and free oatmeal cookies at any time of the day or night. Usually hotel or motel coffee is dreadful but this was bold flavored and quite excellent! Because we were midweek and off-season there were vacant rooms and Jean generously upgraded us to one that had a claw foot bathtub. Even bubblebath was provided and I couldn't resist indulging in a fragrant soak. read more

This sweet hotel has been updated with all sorts of comforts, but the gracious owners have made sure to keep the old fashioned feeling. It's very conveniently located, right on Main Street, with parking in the back. And the Emporium is stuffed to the gills with a wide variety of really nice items. Great ladies clothes for all ages, that are comfortable, flattering, classy, and very reasonably priced. I never go to Weaverville without stopping in to shop. They also have a lot of lovely jewelry, scarves, and assorted gifts, including chocolates. If you're in the area, definitely make the Weaverville Hotel and Emporium a must go on your list. read more

I stayed here for one night with my husband and two teenage kids before a backpacking trip after we have been sheltering in place for three months. We all loved it. Jeanne was welcoming and friendly and super helpful. My kids were especially charmed by her hospitality as well as Jesse the dog. My daughter lost her ATM card in Weaverville and Jeanne called all around town and looked all over the hotel until she found it. She called my daughter and we retrieved it after we returned from backpacking. The hotel was historic with interesting antiques. It was old, but it was nicely restored and smelled clean and fresh. The beds were comfortable with luxurious sheets. If we ever return to Weaverville, we would definitely stay there again. read more

Jeanne the hotel owner loved her. Her smile brightened my day. I did not have to go into the Emporium for any reason or have contact with her other than checking in or out but I went into the Emporium every day to see her my whole 4 days there to spend time with her. The chocolate was so good I Brought home a 12 pack to my husband and he ate 9 of them because Jeanne gave me one every day as part of my turn down service. I was there for business but given the chance I will stay there again. My secretary checked the other hotels but this one had the best ratings and I see why. It was my pleasure to me her and her staff. Thelma read more

We have family in Weaverville and have made several trips up over the last 5 years. My wife's health has been compromised and she needs rest so we choose this great place to stay allowing her to sleep in as needed!. Prices are reasonable, the bedding is comfortable and the ambiance is authentic. Jeanne and Brian are great hosts and understand the meaning of hospitality. The building is over 100+ years old and so it comes with creaking floors and squeaking doors and hushed voices as staff and guest respect and understand that sound travels in these old buildings. And that is certainly part of the charm! Right in the middle of town, I would recommend the Weaverville Hotel to family and friends! read more

This place is AWESOME! I work at a hotel in Sacramento California and I thought that I knew the meaning of hospitality but Jeanne and Brian taught me that I still have a lot to learn. My girlfriend and I needed a place to stay for a night to get away from our hectic schedules. We needed a nice, quiet, peaceful place to get our minds off of everything else and we got just that. Our room was nice and clean with a four post bed, claw-foot jet tub, and a gas wood fireplace. The age of the hotel just made it more charming, from the subtle squeak of the floor boards, to the high ceilings, there was literally nothing to complain about during our stay. We received $10 in "Weaverville Bucks" upon our arrival which we used at the La Grange restaurant across the street and upon our return we were surprised to find that our bed had been turned down and had 2 delicious truffles waiting for us on our nightstand. Overall, our stay at the Weaverville Hotel met all of our expectations and then some. It was worth every penny spent and we can't wait to stay there again. read more

My husband and I went here for our 1st anniversary. 15 years later we still talk about this fabulous gem of a hotel and its warm welcoming community. Ive had a vacation or two that made me not want to go home-but this place and these peoe made me think about moving. Sometimes I still think "forget it. Im selling everything and moving to weaverville." That is how profound of an experience we had from a single weekend here. read more

Super sweet and helpful owners who definitely know their hotel's history. They also provided nice 'bucks' to use at local businesses which was thoughtful. Loved the historic charm of this hotel...I just wish I was there for personal reasons rather than business so I could take my hubby along sometime. Trinity County is a very hospitable county and I enjoy my stays every time. read more

This place was much nicer than it looked online. The owners were extremely helpful and loved to share stories about their place. We really enjoyed relaxing out on the side porch after a long day on the road. The town was adorable and we will be back again for another visit. read more

Over the past tren years, as a contractor for the County, I have stayed here at the Weaverville Hotel and Emplorium about 800 nights! That is plenty of time to see the staff in action in just about every circumstance. You will not find a nicer place to stay in this rural and rustic town than right here. Staff are very friendly, and the hotel is clean and centrally located near the hub of town, right across the street from the County Courthouse. There are seven rooms all appointed with fun and tasteful furniture from another era. This a ia quiet getaway, one that you will treasure and make good memories from your stay. You will not regret your decision to give the Weaverville Hotel and Emporium a try. read more

We had a super wonderful time staying at Weaverville Hotel & Emporium. We had the large room/suite (the first on your right as you climb up the stairs). Jeanne was very personable and very helpful. She loved having our fiddling kids. We enjoyed the private kitchen and bathroom, the comfortable beds, the proximity to dining areas and attractions. I really enjoyed her shop next door - so many cute (and affordable!) clothing items and souvenirs to buy. We can't wait to return next year. read more

This place is a hidden gem! Cute and cozy and Jeanne treats you like extended family. My husband and I stayed here while on a vacation visiting the Trinity Alps. Will definitely make our way back to stay at this wonderful hotel. Rooms are super clean and come with a champagne tub and fireplace. You must visit the gift shop on your way out; lots of cute and unique gift ideas! The ladies working in the gift shop are wonderful as well. Super nice and gave helpful information for a place to eat and places to visit. Can't wait to visit again! read more

My sisters and I spent two nights here as a gift from our Grandma. The hotel is so unique and beautiful! Most importantly, the beds and the claw foot bathtubs are splendid. A very special place to stay! read more

I stopped in for the first time last night. It was a great find! The woman working was very friendly and kind. The shop itself had a lot of neat products. I could've spent hours looking at everything if I wasn't in a rush. read more

My husband and I just stayed here for two nights last weekend. What a sweet little place. Very romantic, the owners are so kind. The housekeeper and Cora were wonderful. They've done such a lovely job remodeling and making it a beautiful, comfy place. I did bring a fan and I was glad, the floors are creaky, which would have kept me up. The coffee bar is wonderful. Cannot wait to visit again. read more

Historic Gem! We stumbled on this great hotel and will definitely be back. The owners Brian and Jeanne were so welcoming. The amenities are great. Gas fireplace, robes and amazing soaking tub. read more