Jessie the butler is kind and attentive. I appreciate his eagerness to provide excellent customer service. He is also a god loving man and it shows. Sebastian is the 19 year old pup and he likes bacon. Room 15 is on the 3rd floor and it was rich with history and energy. The food truck right outside was delicious and fancy. I got the Mac and cheese burger on a brioche bun with shoe string fries. The hubby got that blue burger and it was 10/10. We love this place and are bringing our kids back this month. Breakfast was so goooood.

Jesse and Jason were both extremely friendly and helpful. Beautiful yard and patio. On site food truck was very tasty! Very easy drive to nearby reservoir for swimming or fishing.

The television in our room was oddly placed and awkward to use from the bed. It was pretty far away and I didn't want to turn it up loud in case it bothered other guests.

The B&B is a beautiful historical building with lots of ambiance. When we came back from dinner, the player piano was playing. It was so awesome. Our bedroom was large enough for four people and we enjoyed a shared outdoor balcony. We spent a lot of time out on the balcony watching people and vehicles go by while reading about the history of Georgetown on my cellphone. A very relaxing experience in which the whole family enjoyed. Kids aged 22 and 17.

Our bedroom was facing Main Street. It was a bit noisy from vehicle and truck traffic. It didn't bother us as it was part of the overall ambiance!

Georgetown California is an oft-missed, small, gold rush-era town, just a gorgeous one-hour drive into the mountains from Sacramento. The beautiful Inn itself is an architectural and esthetic gem, filled with professionally curated world-class art adorning its spacious halls and walls to create a truly one-of-its-kind destination. From the moment of check-in, during the lovely breakfasts, and even when checking-out, the host and staff are exceptional: attentive, knowledgeable, helpful, and friendly. I'll certainly go back!

There's nothing about the American River Inn to dislike!

Staff was very helpful and friendly especially Jason the owner. He gave us dinner recommendations for dinner and historical places to see which was perfect for us history buffs. The place is like stepping back in time and cozy. Breakfast was good. We enjoyed our stay and are going back soon.

While food tasted amazing, portions could be a little bigger. That's our only complaint and it's not a deal breaker.

The location is beautiful, the house itself is a monument, it is incredibly well decorated, you’re transported in the mid-18th century, the personnel is great and very welcoming. We loved the cheese and wine hour and breakfast was plenty and included. Parking was also easy.

The beds are terrible! This was our second time, and we were hoping for a better one, but since this is our second time, it looks like there are all like that. However, we probably will come back and take a Tylenol!

The property is an old Victorian mansion, and is gorgeous. The decor is really nice throughout. You feel transported to the past when you step through the door. The proprietor is very nice, and very attentive to his guests. The breakfast that was provided was fantastic. I couldn’t recommend this place more.

I loved everything about the American River Inn.

The inn keepers were wonderful and accommodating. The handmade breakfast was fantastic! Really fun to mingle with other guests with wine and charcuterie at night before going out for dinner. The local Mexican food restaurant next door was fabulous! I highly recommend this bed and breakfast and I look forward to staying again!

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The bed was very comfortable, room was clean and free evening popcorn plentiful. The dining room had all the necessary condiments right on the table. Staff was very attentive, whisking dishes away as soon as guests finished and carefully cleaning up when the tables vacated.

It’s a bit farther walk than anticipated to get to the brewery across the street. definitely not a dealbreaker though.

Great historical 172 year old building.

Rented two rooms but had to go through one to get to the other. Nothing you wouldn’t expect from an old Victorian home