Top Hotels Near Golden Drift Museum in Dutch Flat from NZ$146

"This was a very new property , so it was clean and everything worked.. comfortable bed and linen. Good tv, with lots of channels and good reception. Lovely shower with great water pressure. Nice equipment in the workout room. Cool outdoor pool, unheated. Good complimentary breakfast. Lots of free parking. Pleasant and helpful staff. I did not care for the artwork on the walls. Poor signage on the outside of the hotel, but fantastic location. Good value for the money."

"Very comfortable and nice out of the way quiet place to stay"

"Great place in Nevada City!"

"Our 2-night stay at Lotus House was the perfect escape to relax and unwind. We especially loved sitting on the deck, listening to the peaceful sounds of birds all around us. The space felt quiet, comfortable, and ideal for disconnecting from the busyness of everyday life. We left feeling refreshed and would definitely stay again!"

"I wish I could show a video of how bad it was"

"The facilities were well maintained. The staff was always available and responsive to all of our needs."

"In a really convinient area surrounded by Starbucks, grocery store, etc. Air conditioning worked, easy parking, nearby road is a little loud, but couldn't hear other guests. Other than that, it was OK. I understand that it's a fairly inexpensive motel on the side of the freeway, but that doesn't exactly excuse it from adequate houskeeping and cleanliness, which could have been improved."

"This Bed and Breakfast was truly a unique experience. It’s an old mid 1800s Victorian house that’s been renovated and well preserved for guests. The bathrooms were very new and nicely remodeled. The bedrooms had beautiful collections of antiques decor with modern flares like TV and electric fireplace. The dining room’s decor was eclectic and neat. Breakfast was yummy and the owner takes time to make it feel special. Really neat grounds right on the river. Lodging style vary which is unique for 1 property; inside the house, a cottage, and a yurt! We stayed in the grand suite, which was two rooms, the empire and the quartz rooms with conjoined a door in between. We had a balcony overlooking the river and gardens. The owner is off property so we never met her, check in and out is hands off, but just a phone call away if you need her and she can be there if needed. Had a 4 year old with us, and it definitely wasn't child proofed so we had to make sure all the antiques were out of reach but we made it work. Our daughter was so enthralled by all the things to look at. Definitely worth the stay if you appreciate vintage flare."

"Beautiful location and excellent breakfast."