Hotel Léger Restaurant & Saloon

The hotel is nestled in a town with rich history. Over 150 years old, the hotel was very comfortable, food and drink delicious, beautiful outside pool area and cheerful staff.

It is a quaint, clean, historic OLD hotel, and the staff were pleasant. However, because it's an old hotel, the room was small, the floor was creaky and you could hear noises from next door and outside.

Good accommodations in an historic, gold rush setting. If need to appreciate old things to enjoy the arrangement.

Truly historical and charm in that however the shower did not drain adequately and the Saturday night party going on in the saloon was extremely loud despite the provided ear plugs. The walls were rattling. It would have been great had we had a good night sleep.

We were looking for a unique weekend get away in Sutter Creek and chose this hotel because of its proximately and pool. The pictures looked very nice, like a boutique period hotel and appeared to be what we were looking for. We booked the suite that opened to a beautiful looking pool which we thought we would use to swim and relax. We were escorted to the room by a friendly young women and let in. We almost left that very instant looking at the unsecured door which appeared to have been kicked in and un-repaired. The room which was a dump was furnished with third hand thrift store furniture, broken and belonged in a landfill. We checked the internet for another room in the area and all hotels with pools were sold out so we decided to tough it out for the night. The place was clean and the bed was nice but we over looked tile in the shower falling off the wall, a sink which didn't drain, broken furniture, and 13 inch TV which played VCR's. That night the band in the bar above our room played until midnight and it was loud. We found ear plugs in the drawer in the room but nothing was said to us at check in or before. The next day we found a blues band was playing for the afternoon by the pool and the hotel began setting up chairs outside our room on the "terrace". The pool was not even for guests only, it also doubled as the community pool with a daily fee and was full of play full young children. Do not stay here. It needs to be removed from Hotels.com.

From the no closet, no plumbing, shared bathroom, window to balcony would have been nice except for cigar smoking dude's smoke wafting in, no continental breakfast (as advertised), hang my coat on headboard finial (it falls off, rubber cemented on shabbily) pool not filled, very hot weather, got slivers in my socks from rough, splintery wood flooring, only good things were nice staff and good beer on tap in bar. Room was costly and "historic" was all we got. Lesson learned, "historic" means high priced and NO frills. Not even a bathroom.

My daughter and I love to see buildings and relics of the gold mining days. The hotel and surroundings take you back to what life was like 100 years ago. The staff was so accommodating and friendly we felt very comfortable the moment we walked in the door. The hotel is dog friendly and we were able to take our pom and Chihuahua into the bar where excellent food and drinks were served. There are little shops across the street with vintage clothing and art.. A winery is conveniently located at the corner across from a delightful small park.

Enjoyed my stay. Sheets were thin and worn. Comforter was stained. Appeared well used and should have been replaced. Bathroom ceiling was peeling . Room could have used some paint also.

Be sure to ask for a room with the bathroom in your room; a private bath is not necessarily in your room. Although we could open a window (no screen) you cannot control the temperature in your room. Bring your own hair dryer. But, if you're looking for charming this is your place and the food was very good in the restaurant and the staff is very nice and helpful. And, if you're looking for exercise, there is no elevator. You need to remember this hotel is over 100 years old -- hence "Historic" Hotel Leger.

The hotel was ok. I do understand that it is a "historic" hotel and they're trying to preserve as much of the "old way" hotels were done, but it still can stand to have some upgrades.