Nevada City Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Museum Hotels

"The house was fully equipped all you need is your own groceries and your preferred beverages. No need to bring any utensils, towels, blankets etc. This property felt like home away from home. We will reserve again in the near future "

"The room was very clean with super comfortable beds and lots of towels. I loved having the fridge and microwave in the room, and free parking near my room. The breakfast was the best of any motel I've stayed at and the staff were all wonderful. The location can't be beat - there are shops and restaurants within a 5 minute walk. Unfortunately, I didn't use the sauna or hot tub because of my schedule, but I am sure they are also great. If I come back to Grass Valley, I will always stay here."

"Beautiful historic hotel right in downtown Grass Valley. I will definitely be staying here again. Comfortable beds and very nice rooms. Also dog friendly!"

"Friendly, accommodating inline and in person, clean, close to food and shops."

"Had a great stay. The place was very clean and comfortable, and the staff were warm and helpful."

"Speakeasy Suites was a great and confident place to stay in downtown Nevada City. Really nice room (Suite No. 1) that looked down on Broad Street. "

"Clean room, friendly staff, nice grounds, good ameneties inside the room, cute decor. "

"The room was super clean in the front desk was extremely nice. I highly recommend."

"Wonderful location - less than 5 minutes to walk into downtown Nevada City (right around the corner from the National Hotel). The lodging had everything we needed and we truly appreciate the small amenities, such as a welcoming bottle of wine, homemade cookies, and tootbrushes (particularly helpful since I didn't pack one!). As noted in the info, the parking is right up the street and never presented a difficulty for us and we loved having the rushing water right out the door - put me right to sleep. We travel often to Nevada City/Grass Valley and will certainly look to stay here again."