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| Jamestown: Gold was first discovered here in Tuolumne County at Wood's Diggins (which is now Jamestown) in June 1848 by a group of miners from Oregon and led by Benjamin Wood. Jamestown has a certain Gold Country quality which makes it a very enjoyable place to stay. Especially, as this is the location of Railtown 1897 State Historic Park. If many of the locales look familiar, that's because over 300 movies were filmed in this area! |
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Historic National Hotel: Elegance in the California Gold Country: Lots of romance and elegant dining in a gold rush setting, in the center of Jamestown, near Yosemite. All rooms authentically restored with private baths, regal comforters, a/c & heat, abundant amenities. Sumptuous buffet breakfast. A highly-acclaimed restaurant & full-service original saloon with extensive wine list.
Address:18183 Main Street - P.O. Box 502 - Jamestown, CA 95327
Phone:(800) 894-3446 | (209) 984-3446 | Fax: (209)984-5620 |
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Victorian Gold Bed and Breakfast: More home than hotel. Walk to restaurants, shops, and Railtown State Historic Park. This Victorian B&B is reminiscent of fine European bed and breakfast hotels and offers eight rooms with private baths. Air conditioned, TVs, and disabled access. Address:
10382 Willow St., Jamestown, CA 95327 |
| Sonora: This bustling town is the County Seat for Tuolumne County and it has a rich history of the Gold Rush. Named for Sonora, Mexico, by some Mexican miners, Sonora had one of the richest gold mines in the Central Mines. Called The Bonanza, there is a monument a short distance behind the famed Red Church. Sonora is the only city in the County, but don't let that fool you as it is still small enough to have its country charm! |
| Bradford Place: White picket fencing and lovely gardens welcome you to this stunning 1889 Victorian one block from Sonora's popular historic main street. Appointed with antiques, all rooms have private phone, dataport, TV/DVD, coffee maker, and bath ensuite. Some rooms have oversized soaking tubs, fireplace, microwave and refrigerators.
Address:
56 West Bradford Street. Sonora, CA 95370 |
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Lavender Hill: 1900's Country Victorian inn. At sunset, sit on the wrap-around porch and enjoy a walk through flower gardens. Full breakfast. Hike in Yosemite, ski, fish, bike, river rafting, steam train ride, carriage ride, stroll to shops, and sample the finest Motherlode dining.
Address: 683 Barretta Street, Sonora, CA 95370 |
| Twain Harte : Located in the upper regions of Highway 108 is the town of Twain Harte named for writers Mark Twain and Bret Harte. This is lumber country with a flair. Just a short distance from Dodge Ridge Ski Resort, Twain Harte is an ideal lodging choice! |
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McCaffrey House: Pure elegance...in a wilderness setting. A delightful warm and charming three-story country inn nestled in the quiet forest hollow of the High Sierra. Guestrooms artfully decorted, include handmade Amish quilts, fire stoves, private bath, TV/VCR, plus exquisit views. Outdoor spa. Country gourmet breakfast.
Address: 23251 Hwy. 108 (P.O. Box 67) Twain Harte, CA 95383 |
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Manzanita House: You're invited to a warm and comfortable home located in the woods of the Central Sierra Nevada resort village of Twain Harte. Located within walking distance to restaurants, shops, golf course, community pool, and miniature golf course. Five rooms with full breakfast and a Game Room!
Address:18864 Manzanita Drive, Twain Harte, CA 95383 |
