Historic Cary House Hotel

The Historic Cary House Hotel, a boutique hotel since 1857 for individuals and all in one gathering spot for families and friends. The hotel offers affordable and unique Main Street location for memorable weddings.. Legendary guests since 1857, with spectacular period pieces and antiques dating back to 1857, is matched by exceptional service, dedication to detail and a friendly, comfortable environment with free wi-fi and free parking. Walk and experience Main Street antique shops, taste wine, olive, and cheese, browse art galleries, taste beers at local breweries, and forget time at wonderful coffee shops. The always original Historic Cary House Hotel is a calm and quiet sanctuary among the Sierra foothills. Weddings: Ideally suited for those seeking fast, all-in-one location for the wedding. From rehearsal to wedding to reception to hotel stay. With Hair Salon next door to keep everyone looking beautiful and no transportation required! We have the experience of hundreds of weddings with proven vendors for catering, flowers, music. Our banquet room, the Milton Room, ideal for up to 50 person(s), has witnessed many beautiful weddings, gala parties, family reunions, anniversary celebrations and more. Imagine one location for rehearsal, wedding, reception, bridal suite. Imagine one location for all participants and NO TRANSPORTATION required to go from hotel to rehearsal to hair dresser to wedding to reeption to hotel! We can recommend a caterer who will design a menu just for you - from elegant served dinners, buffet feasts, cocktail receptions and luncheons to afternoon teas. Our Lobby, ideal for cocktail recpetions and gathering, with stained glass and 1873 Chickweed Piano, and rich wood create an ambiance to match your special day. The Milton Room with etched glass windows, warm wood paneling, and parquet wood floor will provide a comfortable setting for an elegant event. The Horace Greeley room with it's western ambiance provides two large wooden tables and chairs for a cozy meeting. Named after senator who campaigned for U. S. Presidency from the Cary House balcony against Ulysses Grant. The balcony is a comfortable spot for a relaxing view down historic Main Street. The Courtyard is secluded, with 90 year old ivy-covered brick that is unmatched in the area. It is ideal for wedding receptions and celebrations.