I always feel vulnerable trying a new inn, especially when traveling solo or with a kid... but I'm…read morereally glad I gave this place a try. I took a trip with my 9 year old this summer. We decided to do an overnight to visit Yosemite's high country, the ghost town of Bodie and a few other places along the amazing Highway 395. While in our travels, we've been through Bridgeport several times, and usually stop in town to eat or refuel, we've never stayed in town for a night. I booked the hotel online, which was very convenient. The price was right, and I feel like I got exactly what I expected for my purchase. This location has a lovely park like feel, with single story rooms in the shape of an L around it. It is located right off the main street, and close enough to walk to several food locations. Parking for each room is right outside--which is especially nice. The rooms are modest but clean, with comfortable beds and all that you would need to have a good stay. Some of the furniture was starting to show some wear, but it didn't impact the function or comfort of the space. I really appreciated how friendly everyone at the reception desk was, both in recommending places to grab dinner or breakfast, and also in knowledge about the surrounding areas. The coffee in the morning was also just right.

Really enjoyed our stay at this excellent property. Check in was quick and easy, and service was…read morevery friendly. The property is well-maintained and the room was super clean. You can park right in front of the room, making loading and unloading a breeze. Walking distance to eateries.

Great nights stay. Lovely checkin and owner, with an amazing pup…read more Fishing trip with pops, great place to rest.

Still a reliable, comfortably consistent place to stay. Comfortable beds, a fridge, microwave and…read morein room coffee are a plus especially for us early morning risers as the coffee shop is closed on Tuesday and nothing else opens until 7:00 am. It's sad about the lack of decent food in town as the economic downturn has hit them hard. The Rhino is a good option but breakfast choices are nearly non existent. Hopefully we tourists can keep this town going.

What a hidden gem along Highway 395 in eastern California's Mono County. The pictures don't do it…read morejustice. The quaint, cabin-style setting felt cozy and intimate, and I was pleasantly surprised by how clean and well-prepared everything was for my stay. I stayed in a studio-style cabin with a separate room featuring bunk beds, plus a restroom and shower equipped with heating and AC. The beds were surprisingly comfortable, and the cabin stayed warm even when it was 30 degrees outside. If that doesn't charm you enough, just step outside and take in the picturesque rolling mountains--covered in snow this time of year--and appreciate the character and care the owner has put into the property. Customer service was excellent: quick, friendly, and hassle-free. They even gave us supplies to make s'mores, which we enjoyed by our private outdoor fire pit. Overall, this place exceeded my expectations, and I'd love to come back in the spring and summer to enjoy it all over again.

Always a wonderful and peaceful stay. I've been here 3 times and it's always such a treat. I love…read moreto pass through every couple of years or so but this place has left its mark on my heart. The food is great too.

The experience is 10 stars. But if you are looking for anything less than a rustic, quiet, remote…read morelocation to spend quality time with your loved ones. Get a hotel in Mammoth or Bishop and drive to a hot spring. Any bad review is obviously from some city snob expecting room service and an on-site michelin rated dining option. Yes it's cold in the Sierra, even when it's sweltering during the day it's cold at night. Yes it's remote with zero options for walking distance food. Yes there are bugs when you go outside (sometimes even inside). Yes there is no cell service, gasp, you have to bring a book or games or heaven forbid talk to the people you came with. I can't understand how anyone has it in them to come to the middle of nowhere and then complain about being in the middle of nowhere! Or to complain about the temps when we all have a weather app on our phone. Plan people!! Gather up your best survival skills and bring food, water, warm clothes, bug spray, books, games and a desire to bring it back to the days this place was founded. It's not even that drastic folks. There is running water, flushing toilets, food and gas within a couple miles. There is potable water, all the kitchen and bathroom amenities, extra blankets, heated floors, fans and hot spring tubs!! There is even wifi, satellite dishes and TV's if you are a screen junky. What more can you ask for?! Now that that's out of the way. We really enjoyed our stay at the Conway house. Had absolutely everything we needed and some. Very clean and well decorated. We brought games and books expecting to be totally old school for the length of our stay. But were pleasantly surprised when we were able to stream on our laptop in bed one evening. The tub may be too hot when it's hot outside and too cold in the morning if you don't turn up the stream overnight. Plan accordingly. Test it first and adjust the inlet to your liking. It doesn't take long to cool or heat. Don't dive in like a schmuck without testing the water....sound advice for life! Certain times of the year there are more bugs than others. Close the doors behind you and bring bug spray or citronella candles. Don't be a schmuck and complain about bugs outdoors, that's where they live! Do your part in keeping them outside by closing the doors and checking that the window screens don't have tears. Let someone know if you find a compromised screen. We didn't encounter one rude person. Neither staff nor guest. If you are courteous, quiet and respectful you will most likely receive the same treatment. The only complaint is the bed in the Conway house is old, stiff and loud, could use an upgrade. Don't come here looking for some fancy schmancy lively boom town. It's far from that. It's quant, quiet, rich in historical value and a great place for a little quality time with loved ones. Can be extremely romantic too if you aren't a snob. We will definitely be back! Thank you to the family for sharing this wonderfully rich slice of history with us. Absolutely appalled by some of these reviews.

Relaxing, serene and beautiful. Water is perfectly temperature and the privacy factor is top notch.​read more

Another five star experience. The restaurant and bar just opened for the season (3/27/26). So happy…read moreto be able to pay them a visit. Eating in the bar is one of our favorite "dining out" experience. We really enjoy the BBQ wings. They are so very meaty and tasty served hot with plenty of ranch dressing. And this time we shared a Tri-Tip Caesar Salad. The chef was kind enough to split it for us and give us each an order of their most delicious garlic toast. I can't say enough about the friendly bar service. I love me a dirty martini!

I stayed in the main building, room #4 which is just above the bar. The room was small but adequate…read morefor single or couple. The bathroom was tiny as was the shower. My only real complaint was the water temperature in the shower; very inconsistent. One moment it was ice cold, the next it was scalding hot! Overall, nice place to stay.

Great couple night stay. Owners were so friendly and welcoming full of great information about…read morethings to do and also the history of Mammoth. Breakfast was excellent. Everything was very clean and comfortable. Nicely decorated. Will definitely be staying again.

Our family has stayed twice so far at the White Horse Inn - once in December 2015 and again just…read morerecently in December 2018. The very amicable and kind qualities of and dedication to service by Jon and Doug are definitely what drew us back to stay there again. Their breakfast of fruit compote, yogurt, orange juice, coffee/tea, sausages, eggs & pancakes/waffles is delicious, prepared with loving care, and provided with great attention to presentation and ambiance...as if at a Ritz-Carlton! One cannot but be impressed with the manner in which the dining table is set and the guests are served. We love it! Daily attention to the cleanliness of our rooms, bathrooms and living areas went above and beyond our expectations. Our hosts deep knowledge of the Mammoth Lakes area, their quality of being well-read, and ability to connect with their guests on any number of topics made for great, meaningful conversation with all the members of our family. We very much look forward to our next opportunity to stay with them again, and highly recommend a stay with them!

Amazing! This place felt like visiting one of your favorite family members as a kid. Beautiful…read moreviews of the Merced River, warm home-cooked breakfast, fantastic park information, cozy rooms/beds, and the sweetest owners. I felt sad saying by to Ron and Liz because they made us feel so welcome and at home. I'm glad we found this place and can't wait to stay during our next Yosemite trip! Thank you so much for everything.

My husband & I are in our 30s & we had THE best stay at this B&B (our first experience in an actual…read morebed & breakfast). We were able to hike in Yosemite using the YARTS bus system ($30 round trip) & came home to a freshly made bed & homemade cookies every night after hiking all day. Liz made us a delicious breakfast at 8:30am (although she did ask if we wanted it earlier) & we caught the YART into the park at 9:15- hiking by 10am. Our hosts were fantastic, the room (top floor) was HUGE & definitely cool- even on a 95 degree day (those other reviews are ridiculous- Liz had no issues keeping us comfortable- in both AC use & shade for breakfast). On the last day of our trip the YART busses didn't show up for our trip back & Ron rescued us from the park late at night (we were literally stranded in Yosemite). I will say If you are in your 20s, looking to party this isn't the place for you. If you are a recluse not wanting to socialize, this isn't the place for you. But If you have 4 kids & plan on leaving them at home- this is totally worth it. In every aspect. My husband & I played scrabble at night with white claws & listened to the river... we slept in... someone else cooked for us...we hiked all day & came home to a cozy bed & friendly faces. Ron & Liz are definitely "chatty" as some have mentioned in other reviews, but you're staying in their home- so we felt it was all apart of the B&B adventure/experience. We will 100% stay here again and recommend it to all of our friends.

My husband and I stayed in the Cedar room for two nights this week. Our room was clean and cozy and…read morehad a fridge, fireplace (controlled by thermostat), jacuzzi tub, robes, CD player, TV (with direct TV), and private back porch. There was also coffee in the room and a full coffee/tea bar in the dining area. The facility had a library den full of interesting titles, puzzles, and games. We LOVED the breakfasts. The menu included many choices: french toast, waffle, omelet, potatoes, veggies, eggs to order, bacon, toast, english muffin and fruit. The portions were extremely generous! The staff were all great including owner Michael who was very attentive to questions we had. We've also stayed at another of his properties (The Victoria Inn) which was also lovely. We definitely plan to be back and I can hardly wait! While we were in the area we ate at Jesus' Restaurant (Mexican across the street), Firewood (delicious pizza), and coffee at Aria. We also enjoyed hard cider at Indigeny Reserve! I definitely recommend staying at the Dunbar!

We got married here!…read more Shopping for venues can get discouraging with food and beverage minimums, extra charges and back-to-back weekend weddings where they kick you out the next day. This place is a cozy, green oasis in one of the cutest towns in America, and the value is incredible. They let us have the run of the place for the whole weekend while we hosted and set up. The staff made it feel like home -- such kind and lovely people. Breakfast for our wedding party was included. Anything we asked for, they made it happen, and we were able to control every aspect of the event: bar, catering, etc. Another perk I didn't anticipate was a 360 view of the venue from the bridal suite, which allowed me to keep an eye on everything while I was getting ready. The suite is basically an apartment, with a full kitchen we were able to cater our rehearsal dinner out of. Most of our guests were able to stay the weekend and walk to the venue from their hotels (they make it easy with their sister hotel the Victoria Inn and associated rentals). Our wedding was a dream that we're sad to wake up from. If this place calls to you, do not hesitate to book.

We just experienced the best weekend at Courtwood Inn. The owners were super friendly upon arrival,…read moreproviding a tour, escorting us to our room and making sure we knew the layout and how everything works. We wanted to slow down and enjoy a quiet weekend. This is THE perfect place for that. The location is outstanding, nestled amongst the trees with great views. We opted in for the wine and cheese upon arrival and this ended up being our dinner. It was just enough. Breakfast on Saturday was delicious starting with fresh fruit and a lemon creme topping. Followed by German pancakes, made from apples grown on site, bacon, coffee and OJ. We didn't have breakfast on Sunday as we were meeting a friend, but it sure smelled yummy! They also put out a fresh dessert each evening. The attention to detail, luxury items, comfortable bed and cleanliness make this a safe bet. It's lovely, but not pretentious. Throw in the location, the kind and welcoming Inn owners and you are in for a fabulous stay.

We stayed here a couple of nights while going to a concert at Ironstone Amphitheater in Murphys. We…read morehad never visited the area before. First off, the owners are wonderful, kind, and cook the awesome breakfasts themselves! The location, view, amenities, and environment are all top notch and wonderful! If you are into tennis, the owners are retired tennis pros, and offer lesson games. They have two full size courts and this beautiful modern log cabin lodge on top of a hill with sweeping spectacular views of old natural California. They offer useful coupons to businesses in town with certain packages. This will be our go to Bed and Breakfast Inn in the foothills. This place rates with the best B&B's we have seen in Napa, Carmel, and the Mendocino Coast! Quite close to Calaveras Big Trees park as well. Thanks for a great stay, Chris and Larry!

The accommodations are always so special at this historic Inn. The Inn Keepers are very special…read morepeople who treat every guest like family; while taking care of every detail as it were a luxurious hotel. Every room has a story and named after a historical figure that has stayed at the Inn. Our favorite room is the Herbert Hoover room overlooking the mountains because it has a feel of a "treehouse" refuge. Rhonda's amazing gourmet breakfasts make this place worth coming back again and again. She manages to make special meals even when catering to food allergies. Very grateful to have found this little gem hidden in Sonora.

I did a review earlier this month but forgot to mention one thing. Our room had shades but they…read moreweren't wide enough to cover the full window space. So I woke up way earlier than I needed to b/c of light pouring in. We had the Earl Warren room. I don't know if other rooms have better blackout curtains/blinds.