Piety Hill Cottages

Our cabin was adorable! It is truly a less is more atmosphere. We have been on the road for 2 weeks and this is our favorite!

Staff is attentive and accommodating. Property is pleasant and our room just perfect.

Nice little cottages. Better than a regular hotel.

Rooms were clean. It is an older establishment so i wasnt expecting much but it is clean with amenities the same as a high end hotel. They have a courtyard with table and chairs and that is kept clean. The bed was comfortable and the bedding was nice. The kitchenette was great. Close to town.

We were B&B owners for 37 years in Napa. We opened the Beazley House B&B in 1981. We know what it takes to renovate an historic house. The innkeepers at Piety Hill Inn have totally reimagined their cottages into fun and stylish, quiet havens! Go now, make your memories because this tiny gathering of perfection will soon be hard to find an opening!

PIETY HILL: I stayed for two nights in the “Walnut” cottage in May and found it aesthetically renovated with total functionality. It has a flawless, quiet heating and air conditioning split unit and an ample hot water supply for a long shower if desired. The ground has plenty of shade, mature trees, and a secluded, peaceful atmosphere. I slept soundly on a thick body-conforming mattress. The studio was spotless, and the refrigerator was already turned on, which is sometimes not the case in many hotels. The kitchen had an electric hot water kettle and a coffee maker with coffee, tea, hot cocoa mixed with various sweeteners, half and half, and even salt/pepper grinders. The cutleries were sparse, as mentioned in other reviews, but I brought paper towels and used paper plates to minimize dishwashing volume, although dishwashing liquid is provided. I was pleasantly surprised that it fitted perfectly with Nevada City's historical theme in a centenarian lodging but with all the modern accommodations.

It would involve replacing the pipe coupling about midway up the shower head conduit with a color-matching ball valve if possible. It would temporarily shut off the water flow without affecting the water temperature between soaping and rinsing up. However, I’m still giving it five stars regardless.

All was very nice and will return again. Only suggestion is front 3 steep stairs be repaired as they were disintegrating.

PIETY HILL: I stayed for two nights in the “Walnut” cottage in May and found it aesthetically renovated with total functionality. It has a flawless, quiet heating and air conditioning split unit and an ample hot water supply for a long shower if desired. The ground has plenty of shade, mature trees, and a secluded, peaceful atmosphere. I slept soundly on a thick body-conforming mattress. The studio was spotless, and the refrigerator was already turned on, which is sometimes not the case in many hotels. The kitchen had an electric hot water kettle and a coffee maker with coffee, tea, hot cocoa mixed with various sweeteners, half and half, and even salt/pepper grinders. The cutleries were sparse, as mentioned in other reviews, but I brought paper towels and used paper plates to minimize dishwashing volume, although dishwashing liquid is provided. I was pleasantly surprised that it fitted perfectly with Nevada City's historical theme in a centenarian lodging but with all the modern accommodations. One tiny modification would top the cake. It would involve replacing the pipe coupling about midway up the shower head conduit with a color-matching ball valve if possible. It would temporarily shut off the water flow without affecting the water temperature between soaping and rinsing up. However, I’m still giving it five stars regardless.