Cute little bed and breakfast style inn that's just a few minutes walk from the lake. We were in…read moretown for a wedding and stayed here for 3 nights. Room was cozy and charming. Our room had a full sized bed and also a bunk bed. The amount of space was just enough for the 2 of us. The bathroom is a little small, specifically the shower but since we're small people it was fine. Check-in is contactless--they send you info on how to check in and where to park the day before your arrival. I really appreciated how fast they responded to requests and concerns. I texted them twice about a light bulb and also about the door code not working and someone was there to fix both issues within a few minutes. Also, the breakfast spread in the morning was really good! They had a coffee machine, fruit, yogurt, hard boiled eggs, oatmeal, granola bars. In addition there was an also a different burrito or sandwich plus pastry for us to grab each morning.

Lovely "cabin in the woods" style lodge!…read more Nestled in forested trees, the fresh woodsy air immediately transports you into zen mode. Situated near Donner Lake, the Inn is perfectly situated to be close to the famous Donner Historic Park (just a few minutes up the freeway) and also the beautiful Donner Lake beach area. There is also a great little pub across the street from the beach area, too. Downtown Truckee is also just a few minutes down the freeway. And, although it wasn't snow season yet, it's also close by the Donner Ski area. The property as some parking spots that are convenient to the lodging rooms. The family run lodge has no-frills style breakfast take-away items - such as boiled eggs, yogurt, granola bars, and also some featured made items (scones and breakfast burritos), but be aware it's available from around 7:30a (and our hikes had us leaving earlier than that). The rooms are "self-check" style, so be prepared to read your follow up communications from the managers w/your check in process. The rooms are simple but clean - featuring a controlled temperature stovepipe style fire place and window seat overlooking the forest behind the lodge. There is also a small stream on one side of the property. All-in-all a great spot that's convenient and less crowded and less-pricey than most spots in the Truckee area and the rooms are quaint and rustic but nice, too.

Pretty view, nice staff and delicious meats! The brisket was our favorite! The mac n cheese and…read morepotato salad were also super tasty sides. Definitely recommend if you're in the mood for affordable comfort food with a cute patio vibe.

We had the best weekend up in Truckee this past weekend. We truly enjoyed getting to know the…read moreowners and their amazing staff. Talk about some hard workers! This small town family did it all and made us feel like close friends. We will be back soon for sure. Thank you Matt and Wendy!

My at Gravity Haus Truckee was beyond amazing! From the moment I arrived, the staff made me feel…read morewelcome and went above and beyond to ensure we had a fantastic experience. Everyone was friendly, helpful, and truly embodied the adventurous, laid-back vibe that makes this place so special. The rooms were spotless, beautifully designed, and felt incredibly high-end. Waking up to the beautiful mountain views each morning made our stay even more memorable. Every detail of the property creates a fun, relaxing atmosphere that just makes you happy to be there. If you're looking for an unforgettable stay in Truckee with incredible staff, cool vibes, beautiful accommodations, and amazing views, Gravity Haus Truckee is the perfect choice. I can't wait to come back!

Lovely alpine hotel right outside central Truckee, spacious rooms with private balconies, friendly…read morestaff, and free EV charging! Sweet little courtyard that connects to the main lobby and bar. Great place to stay!

My experience is seriously outdated and may not reflect the current quality…read more Back in the winter of 1978, I was dead on my feet and in desperate need of a bed. I found the Truckee Hotel / Saloon & got a room. They told me about the shared bath down the hall. I thought, sarcastically, how quaint. I got to my room. Somewhere upstairs on the Eastern side. It was dark out and still snowing. My body found the bed and was attacked by a feather mattress! That new experience didn't last long as I was asleep the second my head hit the pillow. I was out cold until morning. The beautiful sunrise in the window filled the room. As I looked around, I was completely disoriented, having no clue where I was, or why I was there. Seeing the antique water bowl & pitcher along with the other decor, I felt as if I had traveled back in time. Then I went to the window. A thick blanket of snow covered everything. I was able to make out the outlines of a sawmill across the street. There was no activity outside. Several minutes had passed and I was still very confused. I opened the door and just a few steps down the hall I found the bath. Peeking in, I saw the clawfoot bathtub, sink, with pipes exposed on the walls. Only then did I remember the woman telling me about the bath down the hall. Finally after figuring out where I was, I was able to appreciate my surroundings. The room wasn't merely adequate, it was more on the spectacular side. Such attention to detail, as if it was still in the 1800s. That was the first and only time in my life when I made up a hotel bed after sleeping in it! I actually felt guilty that I had disturbed anuthing. I collected my few belongings and staggered down the stairs. Before I had the chance to ask, the same woman who had rented me the room asked how I wanted my coffee! My wife isn't even that fast! Back on life support, she asked if I was satisfied with my room and if I slept OK. I was completely honest & said that I didn't even look at it before I fell asleep. Then I was out cold until a few minutes ago. Once I figured out where I was, it was only then that I truly appreciated it. Even the shared bath was immaculate. All of that, especially the service was extremely uncommon in the 1970s. I really had gone back in time 100 years! After drinking about a gallon of coffee, I was able to venture outside. I found my new Ford 4x4 pickup covered in a couple feet of snow! I actually had to dig it out. By the time I was done, the Interstate was open and I headed back to Nevada, promising myself that I'd return someday when I had more time to appreciate it. While I've passed through Truckee many times since, I still never had the opportunity to stop. Someday I still plan to keep my promise. I've stayed at the full spectrum of hotels & motels but this has always been my favorite. Perhaps I was born in the wrong century. I hope that when I finally return, that it's still as great as I remember. This was the kind of place that I'd invite my parents to stay. They were extremely well off and only stayed in the finest accommodations. I know, without any doubt that while different than most places, that they would be very comfortable there. I hope it's still the same. One more thing... After sleeping on a feather mattress, I drained my waterbed and bought my own feather bed! I highly recommend this place!

The Good: The location in downtown Truckee can't be beat. The historic nature of the building is…read morecharming. There's a great indoor communal space and outdoor deck on the second floor. The Bad: The room was "tired" and depressing with grime in the bathroom and carpet. The price was way too high for the poor condition of the room. The Ugly: I was literally burned when the shower suddenly went from warm to scalding hot for a few seconds. When I reported this to the staff, I was told this had never happened before. Insensitive as well as hard to believe.

Just another wonderful visit at The Cottage Inn. The cabins are cute, clean, and well cared for…read more The grounds are immaculate and beautiful will native flowers and a relaxing water feature. Wonderful breakfast and private beach access is nice. You'll also meet some of the nicest folks who stay there. Chat over a glass of wine for the best places to eat or visit.

June 2026; This was our third stay at Cottage Inn and first time with "new" owner Kelly & Co,…read more Some changes since covid days but still an excellent visit. Owner Kelly is friendly and personal, available on the property. Staff is helpful and friendly too. We love the location near our son who lives on the hill above Cottage Inn. Every time we pick a different room to experience with interesting decor, however our least favorite have the animal heads looking at you in bed! (: The setting and location are from a by gone (nostalgia) era which we love plus modern upgrades. The breakfasts are delicious, delivered to our room but we also enjoyed when there was a "communal buffet" in the main building where folks gathered to chat. We love the staff's efforts to be more "sustainable " but we were a bit disappointed that the breakfast was delivered with plastic and so much disposable wrappings. Reusable containers would be best. The Beach and surrounding are beautiful and well kept. Love the trees!

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!

We loved staying at this beautiful mansion! Very clean, warm and inviting. By far the best place to…read morestay in Virginia City. Wonderful warm hospitality and amazingly delicious breakfast. We will be visiting again soon!

Overall, this was a lovely place. Location was awesome, the host responsive and the property was…read morecool and quaint. I am giving it 3 stars because we rented a room for 3, and what we got was something barely big enough for two. Our room had two beds(one was tucked into the wall) with no closet, one small hook on a door and one luggage stand. Nowhere to store 3 people's stuff at all. There was a single chair, and two tiny bedside tables. No issues with the bathroom, which was spacious and nice. I was told it was "like a hotel room", but I don't agree. Awkward and cramped for 3 humans. Besides sitting outside, there was no literally nowhere for us to play cards, or eat takeout food. Nice place overall, but I felt a bit duped. We were literally instructed to not post to yelp unless it was five stars and to write them directly, but when I saw another review echoed my experience I just had to.

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.

The most unique wonderful place we've ever stayed. Each room is quirky and different. The kitchen…read moreis a sight to behold with all the cups and saucers. A delicious breakfast is prepared and ready when you come down and sitting on the balcony having coffee overlooking the greenery is heaven.

I cannot sing enough praise about Flume's End! This was the best B&B experience I have ever had…read more The website doesn't do this place justice, you'd have no idea how home-y it really is (Priya - put some updated pictures on there!!!). Walking into the house, my girlfriend and I were transported into what felt like snow white's wonderland cabin. The teacups on the ceiling, the wood slab table with pie plates, the velvet couches... there are cozy little details everywhere; the more we looked, the more we were amazed. We were greeted by Priya, the owner of Flume's End who is a one-woman show. Her energy was contagious and I immediately felt at home. She showed us to our room, the Empire Suite, which has a huge bed, a gorgeous bathroom, and its own outside patio balcony. This is an all inclusive experience. Priya likes to leave out cookies for guests as "midnight snacks," and there's hot cocoa and coffee available all day! I can't say enough about the breakfast, which had everything you could ask for. Can we talk about the little parfait cups?!? And the mini egg dishes? I was living in tea party heaven. You can't beat staying at Flume's End. It's a 5 minute walk into downtown, and the backyard is a fairy forest that you can wander around and enjoy day & night. We'll be back!

I tried calling on two separate days last week to find out about their availability and prices!…read more Both times I had left messages, and never received a call back!

We just had the most wonderful stay at Lamb's Victorian Inn. We only stayed for one night -- just…read morea quick overnight getaway. Janet is absolutely the perfect hostess. The reservation process was easy, and she made sure we had everything we needed when we arrived. We found a list of local restaurants on the dining table, which was very helpful. (Tip: If you're going downtown for dinner, don't drive -- it's a nice walk from the inn, plus it's hard to find parking downtown.) The inn is in a quiet area, and we slept quite well in Lola's room. In the morning, the breakfast Janet made was incredible! Egg and cheese croissant sandwiches with fresh basil, thick sliced bacon, fresh fruit, juice, and coffee. One of the best meals I've ever had! The grounds are lovely. There is a pool and a hot tub, and plenty of places to sit and relax outdoors. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay, so much that I wish we could have stayed longer! We definitely will next time. :)

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.