Weaverville Hotel

The property was delightful. We especially loved the period-accurate decorations. While no staff was onsite, the electronic messages were very sufficient for our stay. The bed was comfortable and the temperature control was just right. The only issue with the property was the out-of-order ice machine. The mercantile and shops surrounding the property were also fun (and yummy) to visit.

The hotel was very unique.

Very nice boutique hotel. Guests should know that there is a substantial flight of stairs to reach the rooms. Our room was tastefully decorated.

The Weaverville hotel is a beautiful old hotel on the historic registry rebuilt in 1880. It is very clean and well situated on Main St. in downtown Weaverville with close proximity to great hikes and, Trinity Lake, and the Trinity River. The hotel itself is beautifully decorated in the style of the past with decor that consists of lovely old lamps, antiques, and furniture that belongs to another era. There is attention to detail with quality amenities like good coffee, shampoos and lotion. We enjoyed our stay and appreciated that the whole hotel seemed to be a labor of love by its owners. The only issues we had were with check in. It is a keyless facility so you are given a code to enter into keypads on all entry doors. The code we received didn’t work. Fortunately assistance is a phone call away and we were able to clear up the issue. But staff needs to make guests aware of how to enter the code. You must hit a little button with what looks like a house icon before you enter the numbers. We struggled a bit using the codes and while we always got in it was a bit annoying at times. There are no TVs, which was ok with us because we had our tablets and the WiFi is excellent. Overall we enjoyed our stay. There is a common refrigerator, ice machine, and fresh water available in a common space. The AC units in the room were a bit noisy but tolerable. The showers are great. I would recommend this hotel but be aware it is not a modern building.

Check in was a bit difficult as there is no front desk person. Have to do it online and my phone wasn't working very well. We did use the phone number provided and she was patient and was able to help us get into our room. Once we got into the room we noticed there is not TV. However, it seemed to go well with the theme of the place. Lots of old looking furniture, very quaint. Beds and pillows were comfortable. No elevator, so if you have a hard time with stairs be aware of this.