The National Exchange Hotel nevada city ca
Hotel · Nevada City ·
Victorian-era hotel with antiques, restaurant, and saloon
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211 Broad St, Nevada City, CA 95959 Get directions
Victorian-era hotel with antiques, restaurant, and saloon
211 Broad St, Nevada City, CA 95959 Get directions
"A historic hotel dating back to mid-19th-century gold-rush origins, offering preserved period charm and proximity to regional heritage sites." - Patricia Doherty Patricia Doherty Patricia Doherty is a writer who specializes in covering destinations, resorts, and cruises for Travel + Leisure and other publications. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"The Gold Rush town of Nevada City, California has settled into a second life as an outdoor-friendly bohemian enclave in the foothills of the Sierras; no surprise, then, that the town’s 1856-vintage Victorian lodging, the National Exchange Hotel, has found new purpose as a stylish and modern (if retro-styled) boutique hotel. It’s been thoroughly renovated, but it’s remained true to its historical inspiration." - Mark Fedeli
"The Gold Rush town of Nevada City, California has settled into a second life as an outdoor-friendly bohemian enclave in the foothills of the Sierras; no surprise, then, that the town’s 1856-vintage Victorian lodging, the National Exchange Hotel, has found new purpose as a stylish and modern (if retro-styled) boutique hotel. It’s been thoroughly renovated, but it’s remained true to its historical inspiration." - Mark Fedeli
"Opened in August 1856 and among the oldest continuously operating hotels west of the Rockies, this Victorian-era property was restored in 2018 with modern comforts, more than 400 pieces of art, and ornate design touches that blend historic character with opulent, boho-chic styling. The 38 uniquely decorated guest rooms feature one-of-a-kind antiques and original art, 13 different wallpapers (including William Morris patterns), semi-private wrought-iron verandas on some front-facing rooms, and a deliberate absence of in-room TVs; bathrooms include penny-tile floors, Beekman 1802 bath products, and electric kettles. Dining options comprise a noir-inspired on-site restaurant, weekend brunch and seasonal dinner menus with comfort dishes like seafood chowder and fried chicken, cocktails at a well-appointed wooden bar tied by local rumor to the Hearst family, and a complimentary breakfast of pastries, yogurt, and granola. Situated in historic Nevada City in the Sierra Nevada foothills, it’s well suited to road-trippers exploring the nearby Yuba River and Tahoe National Forest, couples and groups, and is both pet- and LGBTQ-friendly (hosts events such as Drag Queen Bingo); families are welcome but should reserve larger room types. Staff are described as casual, warm, and friendly; practical notes include two ADA-accessible rooms and no elevator." - Julia Cosgrove
"The National Bar, also known as the 'Nash,' is a historic bar located in Nevada City, California. It has been serving patrons since the early 1860s and is situated at the National Exchange Hotel, which opened in 1856. The bar is known for its craft cocktails and small bites, and it hosts events like Wild West Wednesdays."
