I highly recommend this house! It is very clean, cozy, the house has everything! all equipment is…read morenew. I am very pleased. It's cozy and comfortable here. I will definitely come back to you Thank you.

We recently stayed there for three days and two nights. These are wonderful accommodations with…read morewonderful amenities. Everything was picture perfect, and our hosts were extremely friendly and helpful. And, not only do they allow dogs, but they can even provide a dog walker if you want one. Couldn't have imagined a nicer place to spend a weekend. It greatly exceeded my expectations. We definitely plan to return again.

Great service and wonderful location! Love that you can customize your experience…read moreCan't wait to go back!!

I don't know why they closed. I guess it was because of Covid. This was my most favorite place. Eve…read morethe owner was wonderful and the staff was great the food was delicious and the view spectacular. A country spa get away and one could spend the night. I still have a gift certificate and I am very sad I can't use it. I wish they would reopen. I loved the Vichy massage it was amazing. Eve please reopen!! Only three stars because they closed and never contacted the faithful clients.

Went to the area and did a hike across the street and decided to pop in. I am so glad we did! It…read morewas a very chill wine tasting experience. Although I only tried their white wines, they were very unique and solid. Reasonable tasting prices and I left with a bottle. The staff were personable and fun! Made our group feel special. There were also two of the winemakers dogs there today which made that feel extra special. Highly recommend!

Friendly staff, good tasting wine, but their prices are high!…read more I planned to order a specific bottle in my price point for an event at the winery. Went into the tasting room and the menu said sold out. I asked if they had any and the server told me they had some of that wine in library wines. I should have known better to not ask the price and he never said. It was $10 more for the old vintage... luckily the 2015 wine still tasted good. The ironic thing is, is the 2015 vintage is the year they show on their website for the lower price... that did not make us feel good. They have a lot of wine options, but most of their wines are in the $30 range.

We stayed at an apartment in Oak Park for a month while house hunting for permanent housing. Al,…read morewho runs the business, is a wonderful person and was extremely quick and helpful if anything in the apartment needed attention. I found him very reliable, quick to respond, and genuinely cared about our stay. I do recommend using this service for housing needs.

Everything was precisely as advertised. Al and his staff could not have been more helpful,…read moreresponsive, and efficient! The apartment was thoroughly outfitted as though you were "coming home for the weekend". Truly, you can't ask for anything better.....

I spent this past weekend at the Two Room Inn for my sister's wedding. The place is charming and…read moreconveniently located near in the center of historic downtown Nevada City. Its a short distance to the highway as well. We arrived late in the evening and there was so much going on. Broad street was buzzing with activity and everything is right at your doorstep. There are two reserved parking spots at the back of the house near the main entrance. At night (after 10, I'd say) there's plenty of street parking as well. The inn had plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, blankets, pillows and towels. The kitchens were stocked with a wide variety of kitchen essentials. Upon arrival the place was pretty clean aside for some spider webs. There is a tv with DVR and Netflix which was VERY much appreciated. We were able to play some wedding themed movies while pampering and prepping for the big day! My only complaint is that there isn't enough lightening, especially downstairs. It can also get really cold because of all of the Windows downstairs. Bundle up and turn on a heater in the fall and winter months! Loved this place, I would definitely stay again.

Owner was so sweet and helpful. This place was booked and we weren't able to stay yet but hope to…read morein the future. Looks amazing from the outside and so perfectly located right in town, close to all the restaurants and shops. Thanks for helping with recommendations as where to go this evening. We'll be back!

Pardon me while I tell a story. We have friends in the process of building a house in the area…read more They graciously invited a group of people to enjoy the wonderful river and beautiful surroundings. We were invited to camp at the property but I am a princess and need amenities. Hubby found this cottage on the web. It exponentially exceeded my expectations. The one bedroom cottage has a full kitchen and backyard seating area. It is just lovely. The owner Nancy lives in the front house and her special touches are what impressed me the most. Before we arrived she sent a list of restaurants and wineries to visit. The cottage is stocked with treats, coffee, dishes, spices, magazines and nicely decorated. She provides far more than any other rental of it's type we have stayed at. It was so inviting and comfortable. My delight on entering reminded my of visits thankfully paid by my employer to the Four Seasons in Punta Mita, Mexico and The Rome Hilton on the hill. I am not comparing the amenities just the feeling of delight on having the opportunity to stay at an exceptional place. We could have paid $99 a night for 2 nights but stayed 1 night for $169. A great value. My highest recommendation.

We just spent a lovely weekend in Fairplay and had the privilege of staying at this cute little…read morecottage. It feels very homey and comfortable and has everything you could possibly need. I always say the most important thing in a hotel/b&b is the bed. Their king sized bed did not disappoint, it was very comfy and had awesome pillows. There were even little chocolates left on the nightstand. The best part about this place is the location - literally right next door to Perry Creek Winery (try their Zinman) and Windwalker (we like their Sierra Sunset wine). Make sure to pack carrots and apples because they have two beautiful horses you can feed in the early morning. If you are looking for something luxurious this isn't the place - but if you want privacy and relaxation it is perfect. I felt it was a bit overpriced at $179 (196 after taxes).. but I suppose thats because we booked for just one night and on a Saturday. Overall a good choice for anyone looking for a romantic weekend away.

Vaquera ranch was so delightful. There were so many horses, goats, and sheep that lined the fields…read moreand the rooms were just so charming and thoughtfully put together with a delightful horse theme. The kids had a great time feeding and petting the animals and riding the horses. It was such a peaceful getaway and Pam the host was so charming and helpful. The nearby towns of Penn Valley and Nevada city were higher end then a lot of the other western towns I had been to around California and had some great dining options. We were able to visit the mining museum and stop over in Tahoe to see some snow for the kids. The estate also had a great hot tub and we were able to bbq steaks at night and there was plenty of outdoor space for dining. We had a great restful time and it was a great weekend getaway. Pam even made us home made breakfast and dinner which was also delightful! Highly recommend!

(VRBO is a pain the &$%#, book through her site or direct contact)…read more I booked a weekend at Vaquera Ranch, I'll never forget it. I searched and searched for the perfect place and this was it. I was traveling with family and friends, including two energetic 7 year old girls who are nuts for animals (with the attention span of a gnat). Pam's place is majestic, a quick hour to skiing, hiking, etc. At first we felt we were MILES into the sticks but once we got our bearings it was a very quick 10-minute drive out to the store. We didn't cook much but if we had to there were pots and pans, a nice-sized cuisinart hot plate (everything there is top of the line!!), a Kuerig coffee pot with biodegradable pods (which we appreciated). The wine fridge was enough to keep some groceries if you wanted. And by groceries, I stored beer in there. The kids loved movie night on the big screen TV, doing crafts around the beautiful kitchen table, and of course going down to see the horses. The large tub, we couldnt get them out of it...which was absolutely perfect, they were filthy at the end of each day! We enjoyed the massive show the sky gave us come night time! Stars galore! Pam was over the top generous with her time. Memories of the ranch and the space Pam has created for her furry, four-legged family will live warmly in our hearts until we return.

Past reviews made me sus but I had a positive experience staying here…read more People who came through these doors did not come in a good circumstance. At least, that was my situation. But I felt that the staff was always kind, friendly, and understanding. Volunteers who came to clean the common areas were pleasant and polite. When I needed help with trivial things like keeping the door open or for toiletries supplies, the staff and volunteers are resourceful and always ready to help. Kitchen and common areas were clean. Other patrons were also kind and respectful. I enjoyed my stay here even if other things outside of these doors were stressful. Thank you for your help and support.

This is the worst place u can stay at . I've stayed here for 3 weeks due to my newborn son being in…read morethe hospital for COVID and I don't live near the hospital he is at, they charge you 50 a day. To me that's a lot of money, I'm only 19 and not working due to my newborn being at the hospital and my job was in Tracy I lost my job due to him being at the hospital. They didn't have no hot water or heater and they didn't fix it until 2 weeks later. They didn't charge us for 2 weeks since there wasn't not heat or hot water. They fixed everybody heaters and hot water, but ours. Our hot water was working but not the heater and it's raining so much and it's so cold in there, they asked for money and we told them why do we have to pay if the heater doesn't work and to go check it out for themselves it's like a ac in there and they said ok and then they called the cops on us when they said they were gonna send somebody to look at the heater and then the front office said oh everybody heaters work I need money now and we paid them and then 2 minutes later they came to the door with the police again and said here take ur money back the staff doesn't want u guys here too many complaints but we've never interacted with the staff or anybody , most of the time we be at the hospital with our son. We asked what they said and they said oh we don't know and they kicked us out like some dogs in the rain. So unprofessional please don't go here it's not worth $50 a day . Bugs all over the kitchen , front desk people always sleeping and not doing there job . Every room has twin beds and a small tv that doesnt work . No hot water or heater. Very rude. Very unprofessional. Don't waste ur money here.

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.