Harlan House Bed and Breakfast

22890 School House
Columbia, CA 95310
Their website: Harlan House

Guests have the choice of taking in the surrounding gardens, walking through the old cemetery, wandering the paths into the meadow, strolling into town, or just relaxing on the shady porch, you choice awaits you here at Harlan House. Click here for a detailed description.

Activities In & Around The Inn
Nearby Points of Interest
Description of The Inn
Directions to The Inn
Classifications of The Inn
Making a Reservation
Notes From The Innkeeper

ACTIVITIES IN AND AROUND THE INN

Mountain bicycling, horseback riding, hiking, river rafting, fishing (river and lake), wine tasting, theater (Sierra Repertory Theatre), spelunking, flying, golfing, antique hunting, gold panning, railroad steam engine excursions, stagecoach rides, museums, Printing Office. Seasonal: Mystery weekends (January-February), City Hotel Flag Day, Victorian Easter Parade (Easter Sunday), Wine Tasting Festival (April), Fireman's Muster (May), Columbia Diggin's 1852 (June), Airport Fly-In (June), Antique Show (June), Glorious Fourth Celebration (July 4), Grand and Gala Admission Day (September), Art Show (September), Poison Oak Show (September), Fiddle and Banjo Contest (October), Harvest Festival (October), Christmas Lamplight Tour (December), A Miner's Christmas (December), Los Posadas (December).

NEARBY POINTS OF INTEREST
Big Trees National Park, Yosemite, Columbia (within five minutes walking time), Sonora, Gold Country, Moaning and Mercer Caverns, St. Anne's Church, Hidden Treasure Gold Mine.

Email: For more info.

DESCRIPTION OF THE INN
After gold was discovered in 1850, Columbia quickly boomed with over 5,000 searching for the one gold windfall that would make him/her rich. With this overnight rush came the building of Columbia which grew quickly to 150 saloons, shops and other businesses all for the gold panning dreamers. Columbia still retains much of the character of that era with stagecoach rides, gold panning, shops, and museums that make Colombia "..one of the best preserved towns in all of California's Mother Lode".

This handsome Columbia Victorian became the County's newest bed and breakfast in early 1992 after a complete renovation by owner Samantha O'Brien. The two-story gem, considered one of Columbia's finest homes at the turn of the century, sits on the hill across from the old school house and overlooks historic Columbia. Nicely appointed rooms feature a mixture of Victorian and American antiques all with queen beds, private baths and don't' forget you do get a full breakfast.

Your Innkeeper is Samantha O'Brien.

DIRECTIONS TO THE INN
From Columbia: take Parrotts Ferry Road North and exit Columbia Street going Northeast. Go East on Pacific Street and North on School House. We are located at 22890 School House.

From Sacramento: take Hwy. 99 South, to Hwy. 26 East at Stockton, to Hwy. 12 East, to Hwy. 49 South to Angels Camp, Stay on Hwy. 49 To Columbia, follow the directions "From Columbia" above.

For a more scenic route from Sacramento: take Hwy. 50 East, to Hwy. 16 South, to Hwy. 49 South, follow the directions "From Columbia" above.

From Sonora: take Hwy. 49 North, follow the directions "From Columbia" above.

Three minutes North of Columbia Airport (will pick you up). Five minutes to Sonora.

CLASSIFICATIONS OF THE INN
Historic. Gold Country. Victorian.

MAKING RESERVATIONS

Mastercard and Visa accepted.

To make reservations call: The Harlan House at (209) 533-4862.
Price Range: $85-$130
Email: For Reservations

Notes from the Innkeeper

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While in Columbia visit the Columbia Gazette Printing Office