Amador Wine Country Inns

Below you will find distinctive Amador Wine Country traditional bed & breakfasts, modern boutique hotels and award winning luxury inns. Located in historic Sutter Creek, the ever popular Amador City and the Gold Country town of Plymouth, the choice is yours as to the best accommodations for you and your loved ones.

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EUREKA STREET INN
55 Eureka Street
Sutter Creek, Ca. 95685
209-267-5500
innkeepers@eurekastreetinn.com
www.eurekastreetinn.com

What we like about Eureka Street Inn:
A beautiful craftsman-style bed and breakfast with “Arts & Crafts Era” ambiance, the Eureka Street Inn offers original rosewood wainscoting accented with leaded and stained glass windows – a handsome backdrop for antiques and collectibles from the early nineteen hundreds. Popular with guests is the large front porch that encourages socializing or simply reading a book. The breakfasts are homemade and as delightful as the innkeeper, Sandy,  who has served on the town’s City Council and was also Mayor of Sutter Creek.

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HANFORD HOUSE INN
61 Hanford Street, Highway 49
Sutter Creek, Ca. 95685
209-267-0747
info@hanfordhouse.com
www.hanfordhouse.com

What we like about Hanford House Inn:
A recently renovated inn, Hanford House features modern decor in an historic setting. The ambiance, amenities, chef prepared breakfast, complimentary evening wine and personal concierge services are all first class. The sophisticated antiques and furniture made from re-purposed wood are utilized in the decor to maintain a rustic charm. The inn is owned by an adorable couple, who have second careers as an attorney (Robert) in Sutter Creek and a chef (Athena) at their in house ELEMENT RESTAURANT.

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THE NATIONAL HOTEL
2 Water Street
Jackson, CA 95642
(209) 217-8267
nationaljacksonca@gmail.com
https://nationalhotelcalifornia.com

What we like about The National Hotel in Jackson:
The National Hotel in Jackson, CA the Grande dame of years past, an historical landmark of the gold mining and Wild West history of Amador County, has been lovingly restored to her former glory. The National Hotel is a full service, luxury boutique hotel offering guests opulent accommodations, impeccable hospitality and five-star service.

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INN AT 161
161 Hanford Street
Sutter Creek, Ca. 95685
209-267-1039
info@innat161.com
https://innat161.com/

What we like about The Inn at 161:
Where rustic meets modern-day style, all of our spacious and stylish guest rooms feature a King bed, with fresh and lush bedding along with a separate seating area. Find and relax in front of your private, in-room fireplace. In our Cathedral King Rooms and our Carriage House Suites unwind with a delightful soak in your clawfoot tub or Jacuzzi.

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IMPERIAL HOTEL & RESTAURANT
14202 Highway 49
Amador City, CA 95601
209-267-9172
info@imperialamador.com
www.imperialamador.com

What we like about Imperial Hotel & Restaurant:
Step back in time to 1879 when the Gold Rush was in full swing, Amador City was a bustling mining town, and the Imperial Hotel opened its doors to prosperous Victorian hotel guests. Today the miners are gone, but Amador City retains its historic character, and the beautifully restored Imperial Hotel still offers a warm and gracious welcome to visitors to the Gold Country. Described as “both elegant and whimsical”, with a “rich, seductive opulence”, the Imperial features nine guest rooms, an old time saloon and a full service restaurant.

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SUTTER CREEK INN
75 Main Street
Sutter Creek, CA 95685
209-267-5606
info@suttercreekinn.com
www.suttercreekinn.com

What we like about Sutter Creek Inn:
Built before the Civil War, Sutter Creek Inn has been open and serving guests for more than forty years. The inn features seventeen rooms, nine patios, hammocks, fireplaces, and over eighty trees on spacious grounds. Breakfasts are outstanding and the rates are moderate. Located in the heart of Sutter Creek, this bed and breakfast is steps to shops, restaurants and the outstanding events offered by the town of Sutter Creek. Enjoy the comfortable hospitality while staying in the first bed and breakfast in the West.

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CARRAIGE HOUSE AT AVIO
14520 Ridge Road
Sutter Creek, CA 95685
209-267-1515
info@aviowine.com
www.aviowine.com

What we like about the Carriage House at Avio:
Avio Vineyards is a destination that embodies the spirit of northern Italy. This Amador County wine estate is reminiscent of a traditional Tuscan farmstead, complete with a rustic courtyard and fountain. Avio features a private guest cottage for two. The theme is an upscale western motif. There’s an authentic cowhide headboard on the king size bed, a comfy chenille throw for the full-length overstuffed leather sofa, and, to add to the ambiance, you’ll find genuine burlap wall coverings, highlighted by western artwork and collectibles.

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AMADOR HARVEST INN
12455 Steiner Rd
Plymouth, CA 95669
209-245-5512
reservations@amadorharvestinn.com
www.amadorharvestinn.com

What we like about Amador Harvest Inn:
The exquisitely renovated former ranch house rests serenely amidst a landscape of soft hills and elegant oaks in Amador County’s Shenandoah Valley. Four individually appointed guest rooms. Manicured lawns and tranquil lakes unfold from the Inn’s back porch as guests sip fine wine from the owners’ Deaver Vineyards. Awake to the aromas of a full, home-cooked breakfast in the Inn’s handsome dining room. Guests can enjoy a roaring fire in the cozy living room or relax with a good book in the peaceful reading room.

 Amador Wine Country Inns’ member, Imperial Hotel & Restaurant: “Updated vintage charm amid a microcosm of Amador County attractions. The six airy, brick-walled rooms above the cozy bar and popular restaurant. Walk out the door, and a weekend’s worth of intriguing shops.”  San Francisco Chronicle