Location: Jamestown
Top Hotels in Jamestown
Top Things to do in Jamestown
- 1. Columbia State Historic Park
- 2. Sierra Repertory Theatre
- 3. Gold Prospecting Adventures
- 4. OARS California Rafting
- 5. Zephyr Whitewater Expeditions
- 6. Railtown 1897 State Historic Park
- 7. California Gold Panning
- 8. Veterans Memorial Hall & Military Museum
- 9. Gianelli Vineyards Winetasting
- 10. Wood's Creek
6 Top-Rated Hotels in Jamestown, California
Discover the best hotels in Jamestown, California including Americas Best Value Inn & Suites Royal Carriage, The Jamestown Hotel, Jamestown Railtown Motel, Country Inn Sonora, Miner's Motel, The Palm Hotel.
Things to do in Jamestown
1. Americas Best Value Inn & Suites Royal Carriage
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 268 reviews
Finding an ideal historic hotel in Jamestown does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Americas Best Value Inn & Suites - Royal Carriage, a nice option for travelers like you. Americas Best Value Inn & Suites - Royal Carriage is a historic hotel offering a flat screen TV, a refrigerator, and air conditioning in the rooms, and it is easy to stay connected during your stay as free wifi is offered to guests. The hotel features baggage storage. Plus, guests can enjoy free breakfast, which has made this a popular choice among travelers visiting Jamestown. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. During your visit, be sure to check out a popular Jamestown fish and chips restaurant such as Jamestown Hotel and Restaurant, which is a short distance from Americas Best Value Inn & Suites - Royal Carriage Hotel. Americas Best Value Inn & Suites - Royal Carriage looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to Jamestown.
Cute historic building, unfortunate add-ons.
Reviewed By bbsnarfblattAn interesting experience I wouldn't necessarily repeat. The lobby was cute but the private cottage was in need of some serious TLC. Broken tiles on the floor and a sink with a leaky drain in the bathroom. AC was a diy project complete with creative cardboard placement to fill in gaps. And the most alarming thing was the carbon monoxide alarm being about 7 feet off the ground in a room with a gas stove heater. Thankfully our stay was only one night. the staff were friendly and the main building was so cute that it was really disappointing to have to stay off property in a room in need of repair instead of in a historic room in the main building.
2. The Jamestown Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 159 reviews
The Jamestown Hotel features eight fully updated rooms with all of the modern comforts and none of the modern clutter. Enjoy a family vacation in one of our suites, or a romantic couples getaway in one of our single bed rooms. If you're hungry, our restaurant is open seven days a week for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and our fully stocked bar is sure to quench any thirst. Visit our website, email or call us any day of the week with questions and comments.
Best of the west
Reviewed By 674maryrThe Hotel is quiet and very comfortable - the proprietor listens and the restaurant staff is positively outstanding, the food is good and the location is the best for area attractions that include Columbia State Park, Lake Melones, the Rail Museum state park and many other gold country attractions The beauty of this hotel is that there is simplicity that makes for a wonderful stay, as worry free as can be
3. Jamestown Railtown Motel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 139 reviews
Located in the center of Historic Downtown Jamestown, in the Sierra Foothills. Gateway to Yosemite National Park, High Sierra, Big Trees, and Scenic Caves. Near Columbia State Historic Park, Railtown 1897, and Dodge Ridge Ski Area. Adjacent to historic Gold Rush towns of Sonora, Jamestown, Chinese Camp, and Columbia. Take your pick of fun activities such as boating, fishing, water skiing, swimming, white water rafting, or horseback riding during the summer months, or skiing, snowboarding, ice-skating, or sledding during the winter months.
Would not recommend
Reviewed By michellefF1106LNThe staff are extremely unprofessional, I booked through a travel site (and paid) which said room type hotel chooses— The guests were 2 adults and 2 children and every other hotel has always given a room with two beds. The woman forced us to pay $25 extra which made it higher than the rate had I paid there. They have no computer so if you extend your stay they are not aware. When I informed the lady I had done it through the site she acted crazy was very rude and said we had to get out now. When I went down to speak with the owner and to inform him of the way we were treated he then flips out screaming get out get out you cannot stay. The most unprofessional uncomfortable experience I’ve had and i am in hotels 9 months a year. On top of it all the rooms were not even cleaned well. I will post a photo of the toilet how it looked when we arrived — don’t think they are cleaning the most bacteria filled area well and that is disgusting. Also the lady allows her dog to just run out no leash no consideration for guests and the dog growled at my 5 year old. I believe she lives there and does not really know how to do her job. Also when leaving a man in the parking lot said to be careful leaving things in your rooms because the cleaning staff (also lady at desk and others) have been known to take things It’s unfortunate as it is a cute motel and a good spot hopefully it is sold someday as it could be a great hotel . I would rather sleep in a car than stay here Photo is behind the toilet and wall
4. Country Inn Sonora
Overall Ratings
3 based on 291 reviews
See why so many travelers make Country Inn Sonora their motel of choice when visiting Jamestown. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a budget friendly setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. As your “home away from home,” the motel rooms offer a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and a refrigerator, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available. Guests have access to a 24 hour front desk while staying at Country Inn Sonora Hotel. In addition, Country Inn Sonora offers a pool, which will help make your Jamestown trip additionally gratifying. And, as an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. While in Jamestown, you may want to check out some of the restaurants that are a short walk away from Country Inn Sonora Hotel, including The Service Station Restaurant (1.2 mi), The Willow Steakhouse (1.1 mi), and Kamm's Chinese Restaurant (1.2 mi). We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Country Inn Sonora as you experience all of the things Jamestown has to offer.
Great stay
Reviewed By richardbW9906RISkiing on Sonora pass very convenient for that. Staff were helpful providing plastic bowls and silverware that I had forgotten. Room was excellent microwave and coffee machine both worked well lots of good tv channels
5. Miner's Motel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 75 reviews
The Miners Motel of Jamestown is just minutes from Yosemite National Park, Stanislaus National Forest, wineries, fishing, boating, horseback riding, and white water rafting. In the winter, guests can enjoying skiing, snowboarding, and sledding at the local ski areas. This Magnuson Hotels affiliate offers free wireless internet, an outdoor pool, picnic area and BBQ, and dogs are welcome with additional charges.
Repulsive
Reviewed By Love_traveling209This place is disgusting and smoke filmed curtains with dead dried insects, shower curtain had human fluids bathroom was moldy and bathroom window was open. We were given a room that had Putrid overspilling garbage against it that hadn’t been dumped for over a month and smelt like rotten decay
6. The Palm Hotel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 76 reviews
The Victorian Gold Bed & Breakfast, located in Jamestown California, is reminiscent of fine European bed and breakfast hotels and offers eight unique rooms, all with private baths. Our lodging is quietly located one block off Main Street in Jamestown, and embodies the grace of the past with the addition of modern comforts: air conditioning, TV, internet access and private off-street parking. Our Victorian era bed and breakfast is the perfect vacation spot and is also a wonderful location for a wedding or honeymoon.
not as advertised
Reviewed By Rebecca CThe building is in decent shape, but you can see that it needs some attention/maintenance. There was a general lack of attention to detail evidenced throughout our stay. Check-in is at 3 pm, which is about when we arrived. The front door was locked and nobody came when we rang the bell. When I called the number posted, the person who answered told me he would have ‘a guest’ let us in. Finally an elderly gentleman who didn’t speak English came and let us in. Upon entering, I noticed that the building smelled of curry and garlic, as if the family who ran it were making their midday meal. I came to learn that all the public rooms and hallways smelled like that at all hours of the day (our room did not, perhaps because the door was kept closed). There was a random TV sitting on the floor in the hallway (it never was moved), the carpet was dirty, and the room was freezing. A teen/young adult arrived soon after to check us in (turns out it was her grandfather who let us in). She was very nice, but flustered and seemed trained just enough to be able to run my credit card. I had booked the room with two bathtubs, and we immediately turned on the small space heater to try to warm up the room, and decided to draw baths. No hot water. Back out to ask about that. The young woman turned on the water heater, I guess, and told us it would only be 10 or 15 minutes to heat it up. We waited about half an hour before trying again, and yes, there was hot water, but not enough to fill two tubs. Also, one of the tubs had some grime on it, apparently left by the previous guest. I also found a random child’s plastic drinking cup in the armoire where the extra linen is stored. The breakfast, described on the hotel’s site as including an egg casserole, waffles, and biscuits and gravy on Sundays, was….not that. It looked like the family had pulled a few cereal boxes and half-used loaves of bread from their pantry and plopped them on the table for the guests. There was not even any coffee or hot water, and the flustered young lady, when summoned, didn’t know how to use the coffee maker (we couldn’t figure it out either). We packed up and left, hungry and un-caffeinated.
