Don’t forget to explore local swimming holes recommended by the innkeepers for a refreshing experience during your stay.

perfect spot for exploring charming nevada city highlights

my stay at this lovely inn was filled with memorable moments, especially enjoying the delicious homemade biscotti with morning coffee and strolling to nearby Pioneer Park, which is just a short walk away from the inn, offering beautiful views and a peaceful escape in the heart of the city.

Excellent homemade biscotti with morning coffee.

the quaint little Inn is cute but definitly not soundproof, I heard every little thing at night. Also, no designated parking? woudl ve been nice to have that. And seriously, a complimentary gesture would have been appreciated as I am not like them. I almost wrote a good review, but just couldn’t bring myself to do it.

historic home, lovely sunporch, beautiful back garden

No designated parking lot is available!!! A full coffee station is nice, but a more substantial breakfast option could enhance the stay!!! Also, the rooms could use better sound insulation for a more peaceful experience!!!

Had an amazing time with friends at this charming inn! We loved the cozy atmosphere and the beautiful gardens. It was a short stroll to unique shops, and we visited Szabo Vineyards, which had delicious estate-grown wines. Ron and Julie are fantastic hosts, and the breakfast options were tasty and fresh.

The only downside was that the first-floor room faced the street, making it a bit bright and noisy at night. Just something to keep in mind for light sleepers.

Couples looking for a romantic escape

We were welcomed warmly by the innkeeper, and let me tell you, nothing beats the cotton bedding for comfort! Plus, Ron’s homemade biscotti were a delight and added a sweet touch to the morning coffee experience.

It wasn’t cheap, but worth the price for a great stay.

The charming Victorian décor, lush gardens, and inviting patio created a warm atmosphere for relaxation, making Broad Street Inn truly delightful. The accessible first-floor room was a blessing, ensuring comfort during our stay.

More sound insulation would enhance sleep quality.

broad street inn is such a charming spot! it’s just a short stroll to restaurants and bars, which made our evenings delightful. the cozy area with complimentary coffee, water, and ron’s yummy homemade biscotti was the cherry on top. we loved relaxing in the garden while enjoying the peaceful vibe!

just a mild critique, it could use a bit more sound insulation for a quieter stay.

Broad Street Inn offered a good stay with its charming Carriage House. Ron’s homemade biscotti complemented my morning coffee, enhancing the experience. The quiet ambiance allowed for restful nights while being just a short stroll away from the vibrant shops and restaurants of Nevada City. I look forward to returning!

charming, charming, charming

I adored the cozy Queen Room, with its good cotton bedding. The coffee room was a treat, stocked with fresh fruit, a variety of teas, and the ultimate star, Ron's homemade biscotti! Relaxing on the beautiful sun porch surrounded by lush greenery was the perfect way to unwind after exploring nearby hiking trails.

100% recommend ❤️❤️

The Carriage House at Broad Street Inn captured my heart with its beautiful decor and cleanliness. I loved the fully equipped kitchen and the cozy sitting area. Ron's homemade biscotti paired wonderfully with the coffee in the well-stocked coffee room. Julie and Ron provided excellent suggestions for local restaurants and hiking spots. It was also just a short stroll to downtown shops and bars, which made evenings enjoyable. The only downside was that the room faced the street, causing some brightness and noise at night, slightly disturbing our sleep. Overall, a lovely place to relax after our busy days. Happy to recommend this charming spot!

The quaint little place was lovely! Cozy atmosphere, a charming garden, and oh, the homemade biscotti were to die for! Perfect for a getaway with all the comforts of home.

The stairway to the upper levels could use a warning-it’s like scaling Everest. And let's not even talk about the noisy nights. Earplugs should be part of the welcome basket!