Grass Valley Hotel Guide - Bourn Cottage hotels in Grass Valley, United States of America.

"This was our third time visiting and we had a wonderful stay! We are familiar with the home and knew what to expect. My kids love the zip line, the family is very friendly, and it’s in such a relaxing environment. We’ll be back! "

"Great staff, nice rooms & had amazing landscaping the grounds are large, has a waterfall & a train"

"Wonderful.hotel.for relaxing amd recharging. "

"Everything and everyone were nice"

"The room was spotless, but can use a few upgrades. The lamp next too the bed is connected by plugging it into an outlet on a different wall. The wire runs past the closet opening and is a tripping hazzard. If someone trips on that wire and goes head first into the closet, you will be getting papers from some blood thursty attorney and your payout will be large. You should put an outlet behing the end table where it should be. In the bathroom, the heater bulb does nothing. There is no heat coming from that bulb. I didn't like the pillows either. They felt old and are very thin. Other than that, the rest was fine. "

"Loved this historic hotel. Yummy breakfast scones. "

"Clean and comfortable, well appointed for the two guests. The hosts care well for the property and made themselves available for traveler's needs.The design of the tiny home suited our needs. Compact outside, large inside. Furnished for comfort, with kitchen and bath accessories, and food/bev pantry.I could reach the city and family in a five mile radius. It's near roads yet is quiet. This location was ideal. Added bonus that state park property trails can be walked into! "

"Clean friendly relaxing "

"The host was welcoming and responsive to every request I had. The tastefulness with witch everything was thought through in preparing, decorating and stocking the studio really stands out for me. This adorable little studio is located within walking distance of grocery, restaurant. and a theater even. The neighborhood felt safe and everyone I met was welcoming. "