Hotels in Jamestown, CA

“This historic hotel was everything I expected it to be. I came to experience some historical sites and The National Hotel stays true to its Gold rush era/Pioneer past.Rooms: The rooms are quaint. Wonderful vintage style of the 1850s gold rush era from the carpet to the wallpaper. Rooms all have bathrooms with shower. Beds are comfy and cozy with a teddy bear waiting to be hugged!!Nearby activities: There are plenty of antique and specialty shops along Main Street. I suggest bar hopping. You are close enough to a roadhouse across the street called The Rawhide which occasionally has live music on their stage.Walkability: The little town of Jamestown is walkable in five minutes. Everything is considered under the definition of walkability. ?Food & drinks: The National Hotel has a wonderful restaurant on the first floor with a beautiful front window to sit by. The salmon dinner was fabulous! The ambience and decor were very pleasant with lighting and flowers. Very romantic getaway for valentines day weekend!Noteworthy details: The staff were kind and knowledgeable. Our hostess for the evening "Rhonda"even gave me a brief history on the hotel and surrounding area as we walk to our room. Coffee and tea were available to us in the hallway which we enjoyed on the balcony looking over main street.”

“Extended. We stayed in this hotel. We were spending a few days in San Francisco, visiting a relative, and along the way we made the occasional getaway to see picturesque places. In this case, within the scheduled excursion they had reserved a room at this hotel-restaurant. It looked like a Farwest hotel, I took a lot of photos, both the reception, room, common areas, etc. Reviewing them seems long to me. It was an experience that even after many years you remember the place. In this hotel where we spent the night, had dinner and had breakfast. In the morning we flew to the small town and continued the march. The photos accompany”

“A cute old motel in a small town. The staff is very polite and helpful. We were even treated to a room with a hot tub at no extra charge. The old-fashioned flair is a bit old, but it suits this sleepy little town. Clean and cozy is the best description here. We felt good!Rooms: CozyFood & drinks: There are very good diners nearby with an excellent breakfast.”

“Perfect for what we needed for a couple of days: Clean quiet room with microwave Frig, TV and comfortable bed. Very polite accomodating staff. Older Route 66 like motel, but at least in our case we like staying in those types of motels as a nice break from the cookie cutter all look the same $250-$350/night rooms we normally tend to find and stay in on our roadtrips. We like mixing it up but wont stay in lowball substandard dirty accomodations.”

“I give little place 5 stars because of its charm and warm welcome. Is it a 5-star hotel? No, but there are so many other things. It is an old hotel with the feel of a boarding house of the old west. A great balcony above Main Street on the front of the building. And lots of places in the back to relax outside. Even a few porch swings and good shade. I met a friendy black kitty on the back porch one morning. The room is decent size, with everything you need. The wallmounted TV worked with a decent selection of channels. Bed was comfy. Fan works, heater works. Hot water is nice and hot, and I did not have to wait a long time for it either. Towels are soft, and pillows are fluffy. What more do you need? Breakfast, that's what! I recommend getting breakfast with the room. They provide a wonderful breakfast basket. And they drop it with you the night before. PERFECT. Quick, simple, already in your room. ( see photo). Plenty of options, plenty of food. Coffee maker in the room, above the mini fridge and microwave. Each room has a Private bathroom. The sink and vanity are in room. This is an old west kind of town, and this lil' gem of a hotel fits in here just right. Fair price for a place to rest my head”