This place is like what you see in a hallmark movie. Perfect for our winter getaway. The location…read moreis so close to Palisades ski resort only 10 miles away, walkable distance to the lake, and it's close to all the restaurants and supermarkets. The cottage is super sparkling clean. Interior is matched your cottage theme. Comfortable pillows and bedding. Breakfast served everyday to your door and it's soo delicious homemade style!! We are so happy that we found this place. Will definitely come back again!

We stayed at this hotel two weeks ago and I would like to make people aware of a few things to…read moreconsider. This place is located on a very busy street so you will be hearing cars all night long. The room has no air conditioning and it gets stuffy . We had to open the front door to get some fresh air. Our room was the Dream Catcher has a lot of windows with no blockout curtains so we had light in the room all night long and it was difficult to have a restful night. The worse part of our stay was that we had reserved the room for five days but we had an emergency that required us to leave two days earlier. We gave them 72 hours notice. The owner didn't even want to return our calls. My husband had to make several visits to the front office the front desk clerk Austin told us the owner is busy and doesn't need to call anyone. By chance my husband ran into her on the last morning when he dropped off the room key. We spoke with her for 10 mins and even asked her to split the difference and give us one night refund instead of the two but she refused. What a nightmare! It is a rip off ! I will NOT recommend this place to family and friends.

We are currently here for only one night with our kids. Place is amazing so far. Awesome cozy…read morelittle rooms that make you feel like you are in your own cabins . They basically are your own cabins with the fire place in each room and bunk beds for the kids. Very close to multiple ski resorts and very close to downtown truckee. Very clean, spacious and the guy I spoke with on the phone that manages the place is great to work with, I'm guessing he is the owner. Self check in with code at the doors to rooms make it easy. 10/10 recommend. Not a lot of snow right now but we will definitely be back with the family again next time we have a lot of snow. Possibly may even come back during summer to enjoy the lake. Price is reasonable, definitely worth every penny.

Great little place. Not like other BnBs, good privacy and on-suites. Cozy but well thought out…read morerooms. More of a mini hotel with nice private grounds and a very nice grab and go breakfast. Loosing a star for the bed. I'm a side sleeper and my shoulder is throbbing. Thin, cheap, too firm mattress for 200lb me with shoulder issues. Will gladly come back after mattress upgrade. Awesome location right off 50 access road at lake level. Across from dope Truckee Ice Creamery. Beautiful walks in either direction. If you fish, bring your pole... Great fishing decks right across the street with good action the 7a I was here.

We stayed at the PlumpJack Inn in Olympic Valley for a ski trip and booked the one-bedroom suite…read more Just a heads up -- it's essentially two connecting hotel rooms. One side had a king bed, and the other had a pull-out couch with a table and chairs. Both rooms had their own bathrooms, which was actually a huge win. Ladies... you know how nice it is to have your own bathroom while traveling. He used one, I used the other. Zero sharing. The absolute best part? They are SO dog friendly. They provide bowls and dog beds, and they even give your pup treats. It made traveling with our dog feel easy and welcome. Location-wise, you really can't beat it. It's right across from the Village and the closest lift is the Tram, which is a huge plus when you're clunking around in ski boots. Being that close makes ski mornings (and afternoons) so much easier. We had a mini fridge in the room, and you can rent a microwave for $25 for the stay -- totally worth it for us. The front desk staff was amazing. Everyone was warm, welcoming, and incredibly helpful. They gave great recommendations for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and even offered road safety tips when we were heading out. The hotel also has a restaurant/bar on-site that's open Thursday through Monday. We were able to eat there one night and it was delicious. My only complaint? I wish it were open seven days a week! Another great perk for skiers: they'll hold your skis behind the front desk, which is such a convenient touch. We can't wait to come back. Perfect spot for a ski trip -- especially if you're bringing your dog along.

A bit of an unusual review, but I had a very unusual situation where our infant had an allergic…read morereaction that caused us to derail our plans. The staff at Plumpjack were incredibly accommodating and helping us figure out the situation in real time, including finding new lodging on short notice. I give them complete credit for putting the customer first and would recommend them to anyone even though we weren't able to stay. The location is perfectly situated right in the heart of the village.

Another awesome stay I seriously love staying at Tahoma Cottages, from the employees to the…read morecomforting rooms. I stayed in a smaller room this time which was the Mountain Hideaway located all the way in the back corner. Since this unit doesn't have a full kitchenette the breakfast and free snacks at the office was included in my stay. But this room did have all you needed from a sink, to a fridge, and a electrified stove which I used to make breakfast one morning. The fridge gets really cold so just watch out your stuff on the top rack may freeze a bit. The room came with a nice tub which I used every night to relax my body. The heater they have in this room works really well and kept me and my doggies warm throughout the day and night. They come and clean your room everyday so this is a major reason why they request for your dogs to be well behaved. I'm coming back here again I hope in the summer. Its located 1 mile from Homewood resort so if you ski or snowboard it's really convenient, especially if your kids are fur babies. Thanks again for another amazing stay, and I'm glad I got to try the breakfast they made it was really good.

Cozy cabins in a quiet park-like setting with tall trees. Friendly staff, neatly maintained. Cabin…read morewas quaint and inviting with a gas fireplace, cozy bed, claw-foot tub, good wifi, coffee maker, fridge, microwave. A really pleasant stay.

Recently chose Eden Vale Inn for our "babymoon" vacation and overall had a lovely stay and highly…read morerecommend the inn for a romantic getaway! We stayed in the Stone Pine room, which is one of the smaller rooms, but it was a good enough size for a couple, had a private entrance, and did not share any walls with other rooms. Very peaceful and quiet. Keep in mind there was no cell service in this room (Verizon), due to the more secluded location, but the wifi worked great. The star of the show were the outdoor soaking tubs, which really made the experience so special. The tubs are more like bathtubs than jacuzzis, with temperature adjustments which was perfect for being pregnant, and no yucky chlorine smell after. Amazing! The breakfasts were delicious each day and part of the magic of the bed and breakfast. Breakfast was delivered to the room promptly and the owners were willing to accommodate my dietary restriction. Coffee/tea was available via Keurig in the rooms (Starbucks and Peet's pods) with plenty of cream and sugar options. The only downside to our stay was that we ended up having to lose our *full* pay for an expensive massage package due to a personal medical emergency. I am not docking stars on this rating because I understand they are running a business, we signed the policy, etc. This is just my personal opinion on a unique situation for you as a potential guest to know. Because they contract out for their spa services, just beware they do not have a forgiving policy. I happened to have a horribly timed medical emergency at the time of our massage. The masseuses were already onsite and we felt terrible, but I was physically unable to get the massage and needed to go to the hospital promptly. We informed the owners what was going on every step of the way, and they were kind and understanding in the moment given a bad situation. However, I was disappointed they offered no support with brainstorming a potential reschedule (we were willing to pay more), offer a partial refund, small future discount, etc... nothing. It was honestly just crickets from them and seemed to be unsaid that it was not their problem. This might come down to personal opinion, but it felt cold and dampened our experience. I ended up having to be the one to reach out to the owner via text, and again in person when we returned to the Inn to inquire about a reschedule or any support with the matter. The owner stated there were no slots available, no refunds, and cited having to put strict policies in place due to people in the past missing massages for arriving late, oversleeping, etc. Again, this just felt cold considering the terrible morning scare we had, which clearly was different than just being irresponsible. This kind of humanity in hard situations is what sets certain businesses apart for me in extenuating circumstances, and keeps guests coming back. Other than this, we had a wonderful stay and would choose to revisit the Eden Vale Inn given all the other great and accommodating features of our stay.

Wonderful couples hideout for the young or old. Serene atmosphere, delicious breakfasts, cozy…read morecomfortable lush bed sheets! Charming caring owners

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!

Very nice property with fantastic views and comfy rooms. I stayed in the Arbor Vista room, which…read morewas comfortable and very nicely appointed, albeit small. Everything worked and the room was spotless. My only minor beef is that the breakfast is at 9:00. So for an early riser, this is unfortunate. But I'm sure the breakfast was excellent based on the obvious care the owners exhibit in taking such good care of the property. I would definitely come back here again.

10/10 would recommend. Loved this place. We went to visit Tahoe for the new year and the place and…read morepeople were great. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. That's always what sets places apart! The room was also great as well. Spacious and clean. The lodge is also walking distance to a trail that leads to the national park/forrest. The site offers a daily happy hour and daily s'mores. My kids loved the fire pit and making smores outdoors. They offer breakfast as well. They also have a great game room for activities after it gets too dark to be outside anymore. Will definitely be a returning patron.

Fireaide Lodge is giving quaint rustic charm! We absolutely loved staying here…read more The staff are super friendly & helpful. We stayed in the family room. King bed with a bunkbed twin on top and full on bottom. It was spacious for us. It was clean and we had plenty of towels. The lodge is located about 15 mins away from Heavenly Village area. There was and not much street traffic and it was quite. Breakfast ends at 10:30. They have 2 waffle makers, drip coffee, coffee/hot chocolate machine, various breads and bagels, yogurt, hard boiled eggs and some other drinks. Definitely very happy with our stay.

Virginia City has always been a place on my bucket list. I'm a huge history buff and a big nerdy…read moreghost enthusiast and Virginia City and Cobb Mansion check all those boxes. The mansion is located walking distance from town. It has been very well restored and has many period pieces and decor. My wife and I have stayed in many places like this but I have to say...this place has something special. That is mostly due to Connie the owner. As soon as you book the reservation you get a huge email laying out what to expect at the mansion including directions and what to expect. The email then goes in and tells about the town and its MANY attractions and history and how to contact those business. Once we arrived, a note in the door said to "call Connie once you arrive and are ready to check in...LOL'! We thought this was great and gave it a very "homey" atmosphere. Connie also owns a bar/saloon in town called The Silver Queen, which has been featured on Ghost Adventures and is worth a trip there in its own merit and that is where she was when we arrived. She basically said...walk in the side door, go straight ahead and turn right and the door to your room is right there with the key in it. Let me know if you need anything else...LOL. We thought that was just the best! The rooms were very clean and comfortable and had AC, TV, Keurig coffee maker, private bath, and ours had a patio outside. We took a self guided tour around the house, as no one was there, and fell in love with the place. The big thing that sets it apart from any other place that we have been is the fact that the owner, Connie, is the one who literally cook you a three course gourmet breakfast every morning! Her meals were spectacular and the hospitality and conversation was amazing. She has lived they for 61 years and could answer pretty much and question you had and had a hilarious and interesting story to tell about whatever you wanted to know I was well! We met some great couples at breakfast and we are SURE to be back in the future. This mansion and the city, which exceeded all expectations as well, will definitely in regular rotation on our many adventures every year. You will NOT be disappointed when you stay here!

Last night, we were treated to the most delightful Bed & Breakfast experience of our lives at the…read moreCobb Mansion B&B. Our Host, Connie, was a native of Virginia City and a wealth of history and lore. The night was already made special at the Piper Opera House with a one-man show with McAvoy Lane as Mark Twain. In an unexpected turn of events, this Ghost of Mark Twain" was also a guest at the Cobb Mansion. We were treated to late-night shenanigans with an assortment of Bohemian guests who made our heads spin with delight. The atmosphere of the 1876 mansion, and being engulfed by the antiques in every room, made us treasure our stay even more. The Hop Sing room was a comfortable delight, and we can't wait to book a return stay -- it was Heaven for this writer and his Lovely Bride. Special Thanks, Connie!

Absolutely, hands down, the best place we have ever stayed. Incredibly charming with countless tiny…read moredetails thoughtfully prepared. All by one woman no less!!! Our room view was stunning right above a beautiful waterfall. Breakfast was amazing and a delight to enjoy back on our patio. The other guests we encountered were all repeat visitors, and we all shared the sentiment that we hope whoever buys the property maintains the same care and charm because we want to come back! Highly recommend! Owner is very kind and considerate.

Hate to let the secret out because folks will take up our future reservations, but this place was…read moreperfect! Amazing garden and all you can hear are the sounds of the beautiful creek below. Enjoyed hanging out in the wonderful common space and kitchen. The owner was friendly and welcoming. We will be back. We walked 5 min to downtown and amazing dining! Shhh, don't tell anyone about this place.l

I stayed in a small cottage and it had everything I needed, great bed, great pillows and the…read moreoverall aesthetic was lovely, with nice art, mirrors, a small kitchen great lighting for reading. I highly recommend the Parsonage 1865.

We booked Room 2 at The Parsonage expecting a traditional bed-and-breakfast stay in a historic…read morehome. The property is listed as a B&B on several platforms, the website features breakfast imagery, and the booking form asks for dietary restrictions, so we reasonably assumed breakfast and access to common areas were part of the experience. Instead, Room 2 functions more like a small private room rental with limited access to the house. We were surprised to learn upon arrival that we did not have access to the main house common areas. For us, shared spaces are a major part of what makes staying in a bed and breakfast enjoyable. The room itself was also extremely small. With a queen bed and a twin bed in the room, there was essentially no space to move around comfortably and no seating area at all. For three guests, there was nowhere to sit except on the beds, and simply walking around the room was difficult due to the tight layout. Breakfast was also not served. Two muffins were left for us despite the reservation being for three guests, and despite the booking form asking for dietary restrictions. We have stayed at many bed and breakfasts over the years throughout California--both coastal and wine country--and the experiences we've loved have always included warm hospitality, welcoming hosts, shared spaces to relax in, and memorable breakfasts. The common thread in these stays is that guests are encouraged to enjoy the home itself, interact with hosts, and relax in shared spaces. That sense of hospitality and atmosphere is the reason we choose B&Bs. While the building at The Parsonage is historic, Room 2 itself felt very modern and generic rather than reflecting the character of a historic inn. To be fair, the owners later pointed out that the website includes a detailed description and a floor plan showing the limited access for Room 2. However, we found the wording easy to misinterpret when booking, particularly given the B&B categorization, breakfast imagery on the site, and the dietary restriction field in the booking form. At approximately $280 for the night (including a $50 fee for a third guest), the experience did not match what we personally expect from a bed-and-breakfast stay. This room may work fine for travelers who simply want a small private room and plan to spend most of their time out in town. However, for guests specifically seeking the hospitality, shared spaces, and atmosphere that typically define a bed-and-breakfast experience, Room 2 may not meet those expectations.