Nevada City Hotel Guide - Malakoff Diggins State Historic Park hotels in Nevada City, United States of America.

"The room was decent, it was clean but the sink was clogged and did not drain well. The upstairs room was so loud and were pacing all night, the sound was loud- felt like they were going to land on top of us while we slept. The location of our room was next to the smoking area in the parking lot and it was horrible. I cannot imagine the main building was used so it was upsetting to have to deal with it. You had to slam the door shut in order for it to latch, otherwise you could just push it open. "

"Friendly staff. Clean room. Quiet. Conveniently located just blocks from downtown Nevada city. We were able to park our car and walk to shops restaurants and bars. Would definitely stay here again!"

"Absolutely beautiful setting. Cannot wait to go back for a longer stay!"

"Nevada City is a town to visit - this historic hotel was just right :)"

"The stairs down were a little difficult but worth it totally. The cafe below took care of all of our food needs for the two days...they were great. The rooms were clean and comfortable...I would definitely stay there again!"

"The room was somewhat clean, but there were a pair of mattresses right in front of the room, dirty and old with stains--I took pics---I had no choice but to check out within less than two hours and it was becuase I was no the phone with Expedia trying to book something else. I was charged for one night, even though the pics on the website look nothing like this old, falling-apart place. But never again. Driving out of the parking lot, I noticed there was nobody else. That was the worse experience and on top of all I rated another beautiful hotel this rating out of frustration and confusion. I travel for work. Stay away from this place; they still get some money from you. Crazy!!!"

"This place is a perfect location as it’s right at the trailhead. As a mountain biker who sleeps poorly while camping this is one of my fave places to stay when coming to ride in the area. It’s close enough to town to get a bite to eat, but far enough that it feels like the middle of nowhere. Big rooms, outdoor patios, and free home cooked breakfast keep me coming back every year. "

"Cute little cottage, you park near you room. Very quiet, others keep to themselves. No breakfast services available, but it is a short walk to town, maybe 1 mile once you cross the street. "

"Everything was amazing and a must go"