The National Exchange Hotel is a treasured piece of California history, reborn as a luxurious boutique hotel. As one of the oldest continuously operating hotels west of the Rockies, this 1856 landmark stands in the heart of historic Nevada City. After a meticulous restoration, it blends Victorian heritage with modern comforts. Each of the 38 guest rooms is a unique work of art, featuring bold colors and opulent furnishings.
The hotel is a vibrant social hub, with the acclaimed restaurant, Lola, and the historic National Bar. Rooms are free of televisions, encouraging guests to immerse themselves in the hotel's captivating atmosphere and the charm of the surrounding town.
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After falling into disrepair, this 1856 landmark was saved in 2018 by a partnership between Eastern Real Estate and Acme Hospitality. Led by Acme's managing partner Sherry Villanueva, the team embarked on an ambitious, multi-million-dollar, three-year restoration. Completed in 2021, the project honored the hotel's past while revitalizing it for the modern luxury traveler, returning the "grand old dame" to its former glory and saving an irreplaceable piece of California's Gold Rush history.
