Top Hotels Near Jake Jackson Museum in Weaverville from NZ$228

"Always a joy to stay at the Americana Modern. This was our 4th stay. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Rooms are modern and tasteful. Area around hotel has a lot to do."

"Absolutely the best service I have ever had"

"Parking easy and seemed safe. AC effective but loud. Room big and clean. TV didn't work until we fixed it. Coffee poor. No breakfast offered. I rated it at 3 but was more like a 3.5"

"Helpful staff. Urban setting — the only ambient noise was trains passing. Opportunities for dog are very limited, but we would stay there again. "

"Very nice clean motel. I would definitely stay there again!"

"The owners are wonderful. The cafe, food, location, service, and grounds are top notch. Thank you!"

"A Victorian hotel on the main drag. We stayed in the suite, very roomy and attractive. A great Victorian parlor downstairs for hanging out."

"GREAT PLACE! We absolutely loved the location and the house had everything we needed to cook, relax, and play. I love there wasn’t clutter, just the basics you need for a weekend getaway. Lots of room and storage. Hot tub was clean but a little overfilled (Not a big deal) Pool was open but a lot of debris (leaves and pollen). Started to clean because it was a beautiful day to swim but I didn’t want to spend the day cleaning it so we never used it (not a big deal) Very big pool, we hope to use it next time for sure. Easy check in and out. Quiet neighborhood with a deer family that was across the street and sometimes in the front yard. Large fenced backyard with plenty of space for our puppy and to see the stars at night. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. 5 min from Trinity County Brewing Company where we had great beer and delicious food! 20 min to the lake. Couldn’t ask for a better location. Pictures were accurate so we didn’t feel deceived. Definitely coming back."

"The cabin is very nicely decorated and was very clean upon check in. Maybe the cleanest vrbo I have ever seen, especially the dishes and kitchen was immaculate."