Information regarding lodging in the Graeagle area

Molly’s is nestled in the tiny (pop. 76) former milltown of Clio- back door to the lost Sierra, and named for a pot belly stove. Walk out the back door and take approximately 99 steps to the wild and scenic Feather River to fish or just enjoy the peace and tranquility. Or snuggle into a comfortable chair by the fireplace to read a book or play games.

The late 1800 building has housed a store and many families since. The restored building contains 4 comfortable and cozy bedrooms all with private baths. (All have views of the mountains and forest.)
Please call to speak with an in-house manager!
Ph (530) 836 – 4436 or Toll-Free (866) 836-4730
e-mail: graeagle@digitalpath.net

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The Pullman House Inn was built in 1910 by Mattie Conner as a boarding house. Over the years it has served as a hotel, private home, elder care facility, and in 1988 was converted to a Bed & Breakfast. Rumor has it in Portola’s heyday, downtown Portola had thirteen saloons and this may have been a house of ill repute!!

Nestled in the Sierra Nevada Mountains above Tahoe. 5-10 mintues from Grizzly Ranch, Gold Mountain,
& Graeagle. We are located in downtown Portola. You can walk to the railroad museum, restaurants, shops, churches, business district, city hall schools, hospital, city park, bowling alley, local events, and the Feather River.

Pullman House Inn
256 Commercial Street
Portola, California 96122
ph.(530) 832-0107
eml. pullmaninn@gmail.com
www.pullmaninn.com

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Relax at one of the finest bed & breakfast lodges in Northern California.  Haskins Valley Inn is nestled in the tall whispering pines and offers a cozy and friendly atmosphere.

Please give us a call at 530-283-9667
Box 4217
Quincy, CA 95971
www.haskinvalleyinn.com

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The Paul Bunyan Resort has been family owned since 1965. Our family friendly establishment has many ammenities that we hope you can use to enjoy your stay at Lake Almanor. Please contact us via email when possible. Always available to answer any questions. Thanks!

Paul Bunyan Resort
Lake Almanor, CA
pbalmanor@gmail.com
443 Peninsula Dr
Lake Almanor, CA
(530) 596 4700

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In a “yet to be discovered” area, the Bidwell House is located on the southeastern slope of Mt. Lassen. Chester and its surrounding area are rich in the history of gold-mining, ranching and logging. The Inn provides a great resting spot between the great valley of California and points east. The Inn is perfect for hideaway seekers, honeymooners, business travelers, weddings, reunions and corporate retreats.

One Main Street
P.O. Box 1790
Chester, CA 96020
(530) 258-3338
reservation@bidwellhouse.com
www.bidwellhouse.com

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You are invited to step back to a gracious and simpler time, a time of romance and quiet beauty. Originally known as the Huskinson House, built in 1893 by Edward Huskinson for his family, the Inn today reflects the sartorial splendor of Queen Anne styling, with a wide restful Greco-Roman porch. One can almost picture the Huskinsons’ and their children Barrett and Gladys-Reid sitting for tea while enjoying the fresh mountain air.

800 696 8624
530 283 0102
info@featherbed-inn.com
P.O. Box 3200
542 Jackson Street
Quincy, CA 95971
Bob Janowski

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The Twenty Mile House has been a haven for travelers, prospectors and pioneers since 1854. Today our over 200-acre property provides the perfect getaway to relax and unwind, plan a romantic weekend, wedding, retreat or other special event.

The Twenty Mile House lodging is located in beautiful Plumas County just over an hour from Reno and Lake Tahoe and 2.5 hours from Sacramento.  Off Highway 70 in the small town of Cromberg at 700 Old Cromberg Road. We are just 6 miles NW of Graeagle and 16 miles SE of Quincy.

Twenty Mile House Inn & Retreat Center
PO Box 30001, 700 Old Cromberg Rd
Cromberg, CA 96103
Phone: 530-836-0375
info@thetwentymilehouse.com
www.thetwentymilehouse.com

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