Find hotels near Mary Meuser Memorial Library, Easton from CA $104

"We had a wonderful stay! The staff was helpful and friendly, the room was updated and spacious. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom had really nice bath products. The location in downtown was ideal. We parked and walked everywhere. It was very convenient. We also loved that the hotel was historic. There is a coffee shop in the hotel building but a couple others within a block. Highly recommend."

"Always a great stay beautiful facility nice atmosphere great Hideaway"

"Clean room Pool was murky, but hot tub was clean"

"It’s was not nice rooms and dirty "

"We did not eat at the property so cant comment. It was conveniently located for what we wanted to do."

"Did not do breakfast "

"The breakfast was alright. "

"Parking was easy. Hotel was pretty good. Breakfast wasn't too bad! They had 3 hot options that you could choose from, and the person at the counter plated them for you. Its not a 5 star hotel, but the value is there for sure if you're just looking for a place to rest."

"This is a beautiful historic hotel. However, the AC / heating system is not good enough to accommodate the variation of temperatures in spring. We arrived on Thursday night. The weather that day was in the 70s. The room was at 76 degrees, with no choice more than to open the windows in a night that was raining since earlier. I complained to the front desk staff and they say the system is either AC or heat. Period. Their offered a fan which we took to help alleviate the heat inside. We had to sleep with open windows and all the humidity from the rain coming, plus the noise that fortunately wasn't much, but still. I inquired the next day, that was going to be colder , and fortunately the heat wasn't on that day. We ended staying for the additional 2 nights, just because the weather was more favorable. At the price point of this hotel, the lack of ability to regulate the temperature is pretty much unacceptable. So, if you want to stay there, pick winter or summer. Not Spring, not Fall. "