1859 Historic National Hotel
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Prepare yourself for a step back in time when you enter this gold country inn (1859). One of California's oldest continuously operating hotels, it is located near Yosemite National Park. We are in the center of Jamestown from which one may enjoy a multitude of activities, including: golf, fishing, hiking, gold panning, whitewater rafting, spelunking, antiquing, shopping, etc. |
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Each of our nine rooms is historical and unique unto itself. Rooms have either queen or twin size beds with top quality mattresses. All offer antiques, private bath, bath robes, hair dryer, pull chain toilet, tiled showers (some are his and hers), desk, private telephone with data port and unlimited local calls, wireless access, alarm clocks, steam iron and board, cable TV / VCR, air-conditioning, and heating. Rates: $100 - $150 |
All rooms have access to the Soaking Room - our 1800s version of the
jacuzzi. An Antique claw-foot soaking tub built for two is available to all guests on a
first come, first serve basis. Bath beads, crystals, music, towels and privacy are
provided.
From the balcony, guests relax and reflect on the1800s when viewing this historic Gold
Rush town. Open from 9:00 am to 11:00 pm. Smoking is permitted in this area.
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Early morning coffee is available each day, prior to
breakfast.
Dining in our acclaimed restaurant is a gourmet's delight. Whether you desire a romantic dinner for two, champagne brunch, a light meal from our extensive appetizer or café menu, or one of our sumptuous homemade desserts, or a gourmet picnic lunch to go, prepare yourself for a pampering experience. Relax in our garden courtyard (seasonal) or enjoy the casual elegance of our dining rooms. The restaurant is open Wednesday through Sunday. |
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Relax in our garden courtyard or the casual elegance of our dining rooms. We also handle banquets, wedding receptions, meetings, seminars, and small conferences.
About The Area - Home of Yosemite
National Park
Allow your mind to wander into yesteryear as you see such place names as Chinese
Camp, French Flat, Poverty Hill, and Mi Wuk Village. Highway 120
offers year-round access to Yosemite National Park. Our county features Yosemite's
Tuolumne Meadows – exquisitely beautiful. Come and discover Spring
flowers and Fall foliage. The Emigrant Wilderness
encompasses several thousand square miles. The elevation ranges from 1,405 feet in Jamestown
to 9,628 feet at Sonora Pass. With a population under 60,000, Tuolumne
County is one of the least populated counties in California.
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Historic Elegance in the California Gold Country
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