Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Sonora, California:

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“Whatever time of year you choose to visit our Victorian Bed and Breakfast Inn, you'll find something unique to do. Our shady porches offer quiet views of fragrant gardens and foothill sunsets in the warm seasons. After a day of wine tasting, hiking, golfing, fishing, swimming, antique hunting or caving, take a nap in the shade of majestic oak trees, or go skiing and then relax in our parlor or on the expansive porch with lovely views. Enjoy relaxing in our living room with fireplace, formal dining room with crystal chandelier, first and second floor parlors or our cheery breakfast porch. . .

The proprietors and staff of the Gunn House Hotel welcome you to the most historic Inn, in Sonora. The hotel is named for Dr. Lewis C. Gunn, a native Philadelphian who was lured to the area to seek his fortune in the California gold mines. Recognizing the vast beauty of the terrain, he settled in Sonora, where using local labor he built the area's first two-story adobe building as his home and subsequently as his place of business after failing as a gold prospector. In the early 1850's Dr. Gunn started the Mother Lode's first newspaper. It was called the Sonora Herald. During his tenure as own. . .

Close to Yosemite National Park, Bradford Place in historic downtown Sonora, California was built in 1889 as a residence. Today it is a very small inn offering the warmth of a bed and breakfast and the privacy of a hotel with accommodations that vary from cozy and intimate to gracious and luxurious. It's a casual atmosphere—not stiff or pretentious. But the little jewel has the flair one would expect of a small pristine property with nearly every imaginable amenity including complimentary wireless internet access and the absolute ultimate in temperature control. Each room has a privat. . .

"Union Hill Inn is located in the scenic California Gold Country, with its rich Gold Rush history, lakes, rivers and streams, and golf courses. We're just north of downtown Sonora, which has museums, restaurants, and shops. Very nearby is downtown Columbia which has been restored to what it was in Gold Rush days circa 1858 and has restaurants, rides on a historic stagecoach, and live theatre. Across the Stanislaus River is Murphys, another historic town with 18 wine tasting rooms in the downtown area and more at the surrounding wineries. South of us is the historic t. . .

One of the Gold Country's most celebrated Bed and Breakfast Inns, Lavender Hill, is a 1900's Country Victorian Home overlooking the historic village of Sonora in Tuolumne County near Yosemite. Come and enjoy a delightful blend of romance and nostalgia. At sunset watch nature's light show from our wrap-around porch. Take a morning walk through the lush flower gardens. Sleep in an antique-appointed guest room. Wake in the morning to a full home-cooked breakfast. Be filled with friendship as you share experiences with fellow guests. The day's plans might include hiking in Yosemite (a comfo. . .

Sparks Ranch Resort sets the stage for your ultimate experience, be it an Outdoor Wedding, a two day getaway, a small conference or a private poolside party. Use the 10 acres of "Natures Magic" to your advantage. Six executive guest suites provide the ultimate in luxury with complimentary beverage, private candlelit jacuzzi tubs, and spectacular views. Relax around the poolside bar with tournament size billiard table and family game room. Unwind under the stars in the outdoor spa or around the evening firepit. Private masseuse on staff and access to computer and the Internet.. . .