Many California gold rush towns have disappeared into the pages of history, yet Nevada City has rebounded time and again to emerge as a unique blend of yesterday and today.

Nevada City is known for its architecture, its bohemian, inclusive, eclectic-yet-down-home vibe, its music and art, its delicious restaurants, lively bars, film festivals and farmer’s markets – all nestled among the foothill pine, cedar and oak, the rivers, lakes, and nearby mountains.

Built in 1856 in what was to become the most sophisticated of the gold rush mining camps, the National Exchange Hotel is a treasured piece of Nevada City history.

This grand old dame is full of rich colors and patterns, opulent furnishings and lovingly restored original features. Whispers of stories past are to be discovered around every turn. The National Exchange Hotel invites you to spend unforgettable days and nights with her.

An indulgence of unplugged luxury awaits. The spirit of this unique building shines through in each of it's 38 rooms. Each chamber like no other, yet all with a fresh take on Victorian elegance and your comfort in mind.

Featuring a garden, terrace, a restaurant, and bar, the historic hotel has air-conditioned rooms with a private bathroom and free WiFi. The property provides room service and a concierge service for guests. Guests at the hotel will be able to enjoy activities in and around Nevada City, such as dining at local restaurants, shopping, and exploring the area's history.