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.

This is seriously the cutest cottage! Super easy self check in. We got our own covered carport…read morewhich made it even easier with our late check in. As soon as my husband opened the door we could see how cute, clean and well decorated this cute little cottage was. So light, airy, warm, inviting and friendly color choices. We had a living room with a good sized TV, absolutely BEAUTIFUL bathroom, kitchenette area with everything you would need if you stayed for many nights even! I loved the tea options!! So many coffee, tea and hot chocolate options with everything we needed. The bedroom was so perfect! We literally loved everything about this place so much! Whoever helped decorate this place did such a fantastic job! I honestly loved everything...from the little things like the plugs with USB ports near the bed, the ceiling fans, solo wall/corner AC/heaters with remotes, WiFi, TV options, cute little hooks with 2 hangers on each...to the perfect bedding, comfy couch, vintage dresser and the cutest little 2 seated table. Enjoy your stay...much better than any fancy hotel we've stayed at in my opinion! Definitely fitting for this quick little getaway from the city!

A lovely place to stay. Close enough to walk down town and far enough away for quiet rest.read more

We recently rented two rooms at the Broad St Inn . The couple that own and manage the Inn gave us…read moreperfect rooms that fit our group . - I was impressed how well maintained the property was and the level of cleanliness. This is a 100 plus year old property and is beyond charming . Further , Mrs. innkeeper was as nice as they come . She made sure that we had what we needed and was very conscientious! ( One note : the stairs to the second floor are steep and if you have mobility issues you will want to stay downstairs.) Five Stars . John

We had a really wonderful stay at the Broad Street Inn and in Nevada City and Grass Valley, thanks…read moreto Julie and Ron. Julie gave us great suggestions on places to eat in both towns. They also gave us great recommendations of hikes in both towns and along the south fork of the Yuba River. Our room was nice and it's a very short walk to the restaurants in town. They also have a lovely patio area in the back of the house. We could not have been happier with our stay. We hope to go back. The stairs are steep so if you have trouble with stairs, you might want to stay in Room #1 on the ground floor.

We are grateful to have had Cami Bekerdite-Stitt of Nevada County Homes and Lifestyle represent us…read morein our recent home purchase. Throughout the process, Cami supported and guided us with patience and expertise, especially as we bought from out of state. She and her team provided valuable market insight and attended all viewings, both in person and virtually. Cami's keen judgment helped us identify where real value existed. That insight was crucial for us as newcomers, helping us avoid poor choices on properties that seemed better in photos and on paper than in person. I strongly endorse Cami and her team and would readily choose to collaborate with Cami again for our future real estate requirements in Nevada County.

Cami and Lori are absolutely amazing. There was a lot of work and organization that needed to be…read moredone prior to listing my house. Their many years of experience in the Nevada county area and their connections were invaluable. They were always quick to reply and answer any of my questions or concerns. I have bought and sold four homes in California and this was, by far, the best Realtor service I have experienced.

Justin Gross did a fantastic job placing our tenants. He was prompt and professional and we think…read morehis service was well worth what we paid. We highly recommend Justin and the Barrett team for excellent property management and real estate services.

Just the fact that my real estate agent Mary Margaretich highly recommended Barrett Property…read moreManagement, meant to me that this property management company must be great. After using their services, I came to the conclusion that this company is indeed fantastic. Justin Gross was very professional and friendly. We were extremely pleased with this property management company. As we live only part time in Grass Valley, we will be using the services of Barrett Property Management frequently. We highly recommend this company.

I hired Amelia almost a year ago. I want to update my review and state that the job she has done…read morefor me is exceptional! She knows what she is doing and does it very well. She is observant and efficient. She has increased the return on investment of my property. But most of all she keeps my tenants happy and gives me peace of mind.

We were very pleased with the agency. Justin was our property manager and did a fantastic job. He…read moredid everything in timely manner and gave us the right advice in the difficult situations. We were able to live oversees and knew that our property is taken care of. We highly recommend this agency for both landlords and tenants.

Great hotel and especially love the railroad it has too! Clean rooms. The area it is in is just…read morebeautiful.

We booked this hotel a week ahead of time. When we arrived, the power was out and expected to be…read moreback on at 4:30pm. Our reservation that day started at 3pm and we had to request a cancellation of our room because the power wasn't back on and it was nearly 8pm. When we requested pro rating for the hours without power the clerk said "no. But I can cancel Your room for you. Actually no I can't because you booked through Hotels.com." I called them and my refund was approved. At no point did the clerk show any sign of sympathy or even offer a sorry? Ps. They knew one week ago that the power would be out and didn't inform us prior to arrival. This place is trash.

We had a surprise retirement party to attend, youngest son's for 25 years of service, held at Beach…read moreHut Deli, and had driven down from our home in Cold Springs, Nevada. We arrived before check in time and Andrea greeted us with a smile and offered to check us in early. I told her I have sleeping issues and could we be placed in a quiet area with a room. She said she knew the building with rooms 163-170. When we got to the room it was nice and warm, (a problem that we had at The Pines, a small space heater only because the wall unit wasn't working and no maintenance on the property.) We're old and there's good lighting for night time on the exterior. I left the party at 9 PM and stopped by the office for an extra blanket. The two women working were friendly and helpful. The bathroom had a new shower, glass doors and a rain shower head. I always bring my grey slippers for travel. The carpet was very clean and I was so pleased because I'm not used to that. I told my hubby, this is where we are staying in the future when we drive down to see the family.

UPDATE: I spoke with the manager and received a refund for the second night we didn't use, and was…read moreoffered a discount on our first night in the downgraded room. I booked a stay in a suite (separate bedroom) via hotels.com. When I arrived around 9pm on Thanksgiving night, I was informed by hotel staff that a suite was not available, as someone had broken into our room. The police were still onsite, so we were likely just moments from either discovering the intruder in our room or having an attempting break-in while we were in the room. Hotel staff said the door separating this suite from the adjacent suite had been taken off the hinges, and that there were no remaining suites available as a result -- they would have to put us in a single room. Less than ideal, given the sleeping habits of my 4yr old and 2yr old, but I understood the staff had little choice in the matter. It was late and my first priority was getting my little ones to bed, so I accepted the room downgrade quickly and without clarification on a potential refund of the difference in cost. I found it strange that the hotel staff would mention to me that the intruder had claimed to be me, but then I realized that the staff had discovered him in the room and asked him, "are you S___ D___?" A little strange to realize that the last thing the guy heard before police arrived was my name. Still stranger that one of the staff offered me the room with the caveat that there was still "a hole in the wall". The other staff member reminded her that "we're not supposed to do that!". Still, I declined the offer. Our substitute room smelled strongly of cigarette smoke and had stains on one of the comforters. It was very late, so my wife and I agreed to postpone any complaints until morning. We just needed to get the kids to sleep. The next morning, I chatted with Hotels.com about the booking discrepancy, and they informed me that the hotel was insisting that we were provided the room we had booked (the suite). I went to the front desk to report our issues, and the employees said they had no authority to adjust costs or issue refunds. I told them that my family would be departing due to the hotel's inability to provide us with the room we booked and due to the condition of the substitute room. The front desk staff told me that I should expect to hear from the manager by noon that day (Friday). I called at 12:10pm, and again around 4pm. I have called twice again since, bringing the total up to four calls. Each time, I am either told that I just missed the manager (Hamid) and I should call back or was told that I was being transferred to the manager, only to have the call go to voicemail. It sure seems like management is avoiding my calls, as I have confirmed multiple times that my contact info has been passed along. I will update the review if I am able to make contact.