Historic stays in California
9 buildings on the National Register, built between 1855 and 1938. 9 were confirmed taking overnight guests on their own websites when we checked.
Confirmed taking guests (checked by hand) Historic building with a lodging history
| Building | Town | Built | Style | Today |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Murphys Historic Hotel | Murphys | 1855–1856; rebuilt 1859–1860 | Vernacular and Frontier | Takes guests |
| East Brother Light Station | Richmond (offshore, near Point San Pablo) | 1873–1874 | Gothic Revival | Takes guests |
| The Madrona (Madrona Manor) | Healdsburg (vicinity) | 1880–1881; additions c. 1905 | Second Empire | Takes guests |
| Gosby House Inn | Pacific Grove | 1887; enlarged mid-to-late 1890s | Queen Anne | Takes guests |
| Hotel del Coronado | Coronado | 1887–1888 | Queen Anne | Takes guests |
| The Mission Inn | Riverside | 1902–1931, with later additions to 1950 | Mission and Spanish Revival | Takes guests |
| The Ahwahnee | Yosemite Valley | 1926–1927 | Rustic (Parkitecture) | Takes guests |
| Deetjen's Big Sur Inn | Big Sur | 1936–1941 | Rustic (Parkitecture) | Takes guests |
| Drakesbad Guest Ranch | Chester (vicinity), Lassen Volcanic National Park | 1900s–1950s; lodge 1938 | Rustic (Parkitecture) | Takes guests |
Drakesbad Guest Ranch
Chester (vicinity), Lassen Volcanic National Park, California
Takes guests · checked 2026-10-26
East Brother Light Station
Richmond (offshore, near Point San Pablo), California
Takes guests · checked 2026-10-26
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