Columbia Hotel Guide - Columbia Museum hotels in Columbia, United States of America.

"We found the room to be very clean and the were friendly and helpful. We would definitely stay here again."

"All updated and very clean. The breakfast was great and the staff was friendly."

"building needs to be torn down. floors are sloped and our room had no windows. felt like a prison cell."

"Yes shops nearby. Parking was good. Room was comfortable and quaint. The kitchen staff was good. I made comments about other staff directly to the hotel. "

"Sandra and Tammy were great, I was greeted and welcomed. There was a set back but overall, my stay was well. Close to Chicken Ranch, fast food, local night life. Felt safe in the surroundings community. Thanks "

"This house was fabulous, immaculate and filled with everything you need for a very comfortable stay. Absolutely lovely "

"The host was amazingly easy to contact and was very kind and informative. The cabin suited our needs and the forest around it was beautiful. It was easy to access both Sonora and Columbia. Thank you, John!"

"2/28/2026: This home was super clean, well appointed, has a warm environment, a lovely place to rest your mind and body and spend time in. Greatly appreciated the communications and ease of entry."

"I really can't say enough about this property. The location is perfect, right on Washington Street, the main thoroughfare in Sonora. The entire town is walkable from here. The property itself is maintained in excellent condition - especially considering that it's well over 100 years old. The bedroom at the rear of the unit is quiet and comfortable. The bathroom fixtures are modern and work well. The full kitchen too has been updated and is in top shape. Every little detail has been thoughtfully considered and seen to. Freshly roasted coffee from a local roaster provided, an excellent selection of teas, bottled water, a basket of small snacks. Numerous candles for a gentle, historic ambiance. We loved the front porch overlooking the street - with lanterns and "twinkly lights" on an automatic timer. Yes, there is a little street noise in the front room during the day. However, like most of the Motherlode towns, the sidewalks are rolled up about 8 PM and the evenings are quiet and enjoyable. I highly recommend this property and look forward to returning as well."