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In the center of this historic town, the Jamestown Hotel lets you sample the flavor of life in the Gold Rush days. From the old brick exterior and wooden veranda-style balcony to the exquisitely furnished suites, the hotel has been carefully restored to the elegance of the mid 1800's. Here is the perfect place for city-weary people seeking a country retreat. The Jamestown Hotel offers something for everyone. The charm of a small country inn. A friendly, knowledgeable staff, happy to accommodate your every need. A full service dining room. A cozy bar and lounge where you can relax in front of the fireplace with your favorite beverage and appetizer. A spacious private deck for sunning, and full patio seating for lunch, brunch, or dinner. Each of the 11 guest rooms feature period antiques indicative of the Gold Rush era, with pull chain toilets and clawfoot tubs with brass showers. The three more modern rooms on the first floor feature in-room whirlpool tubs for relaxing and rejuvinating as well as TV/ VCR. The rooms are names after legendary women of the west and reflect their personalities. The Jamestown Hotel is available for family re-uinions, small meetings, birthdays, office parties and small wedding receptions (up to 50 people). The restuarant features regional and continental cuisine with an every changing menu to display California's bounty. Indoor dining in our elegant main dining room or outdoor on our seasonal patio will please any gourmet. A well rounded wine list features local, regional and international wineries to compliment our menu. Espresso and an old time bar provide guests with all their beverage needs. Visit the Jamestown Hotel and Restuarant for a truly distintive experience. DISTINCTIVE FEATURES:
Innkeepers:
Annette and Norbert Mede Children
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olorful, historic Jamestown was born at the base of the Sierras in Tuolumne
County during the early days of the California Gold Rush. The discovery
in 1848 of gold at Wood's Crossing southwest of Jamestown brought thousands
of miners to the area's wild frontier camps. Today, Jamestown offers
golden treasures of another sort. Spectacular scenery. Steam railroad
excursions. Skiing, fishing and high country horseback trips. Quaint
shops and antique fairs. And, of course, an abundance of peace and quiet.
All within 100 miles of San Francisco and an easy 70 miles from Yosemite
National Park. 