We stopped in at the Holbrooke Hotel bar a few years back and decided we’d like to stay someday. On our way to Tahoe recently we were able to stay a night. Check in was easy and they have plenty of parking in the back. We were disappointed to find out that the original elevator was broken. As we headed... More

I am a local and have not stayed in any of the rooms at the hotel. I did have a tour one time and was not impressed, so have never stayed and have not really needed to since I live locally. I do frequent the Taco Tuesdays at the bar though, 2 for $3! Great steak tacos! They are usually... More

Oh where do I begin? We checked in on St Pattys day afternoon. The hotel was festive....decorated in green streamers,Celtic music playing in the parlor. We have stayed in older hotels before so we tried to plan for the noisy locals.....the desk clerk assured us that EVERYTHING shuts down at ten pm. Reasonable....we headed to dinner. 10 pm and the... More

I have 6 complaints against this establishment. 1. The check in was and should have been my first clue. The attendant was attentive to all but me. She made sure that she waited on everyone in the lobby and answered all calls before checking me in. 2. I went to the bar and had a glass of wine. The bartender... More

After reading all the glowing reviews here, I was excited to give it a try....oops, cannot figure out how anyone that has ever been to a "Good historical hotel" could possibly call this place charming. We reserved a "Patio king suite"...when we arrived aroound 2:00 pm, we were greeted by a very nice women, gave us keys and directions to... More

My husband stayed at the Holbrooke Hotel in Grass Valley last Friday night. We were attending a production of "Assassins" by the Sierra Center Stage and thought that staying over night was a better option than making the long drive home. So glad we did. The Holbrooke is a wonderful little find. Without a doubt it is an old hotel... More

A lovely old hotel, rooms named after past visitors, our room had a lovely king-sized bed in a wrought iron frame, with plenty of pillows, a nice-sized closet with doors in the room, with a TV with all of the channels, desk, free WI Fii, coffee, decent lighting, huge bathroom with a claw-footed bathtub complete with a shower fixture, plenty... More

After attending a jazz and dinner at one of the local wineries we decided rather than to drive home it would be wiser to stay "in town" at one of the hotels. Since we weren't ready to go to our room we hung out a bit in the very happening bar where an awesome female singer was playing the keyboard... More

This hotel was fabulous - everything I'd imagined and more. Along with all of the historic significance of the Gold Rush era, the place is really lots of fun. My sweetie and I were in town for the Celtic Festival and opted to splurge for two nights in a hotel rather than camping out at the fairgrounds. When I saw... More