Edith Palmer's Country Inn  

Located in Historic Virginia City, Nevada at 416 South B Street. A former guest wrote, "The views of the canyon and the sunrises were terrific! Our only regret is that we have to leave." Enjoy the Virginia City of the 1860's and enhance your visit by staying in period accommodations at Virginia City's finest Country Inn. Edith Palmer's Country Inn was established in a Victorian home built in 1863. Originally, the Inn was a residence and the rock building to the rear was used as a cider factory. Edith Palmer, a renowned cook and innkeeper, started the Inn after she bought the property in 1948. In the year 2000 , current owners Pat and Leisa Findley began reconstructing and rejuvenating the Inn. Now that is finished, the Inn along with the rock room called, appropriately, the Cider Factory are joined by the two adjacent Victorian Houses to complete the property. Edith Palmer's Country Inn is an award winning Bed & Breakfast/Inn that has been recognized as being one of the very best in the United States.

Amenities: Air conditioning, TV, Cable, Telephone , Wireless Internet, View of mountain hill, and more...

Cancellation Policy: Cancellation must be received 14 days in advance and you must obtain a Cancellation Confirmation Number to avoid payment.

Children are welcome.

Breakfast: Edith Palmer's Country Inn serves a continental breakfast of fresh fruit, juices, and bakery goods along with hot beverages. It can be enjoyed in the dining room or guests can fill a tray and take it to their rooms, to the parlor

Driving Directions: From US 395, take State Route 341 to Virginia City where it turns into C Street. Go all the way through town until you get to the Fourth Ward School Museum. Turn right onto B Street and Edith Palmer's Country Inn occupies the first buildings on the left. From US 50, take State Route 341 and then at the fork take State Route 342. When you enter Virginia City, take the first left which will be across from the Fourth Ward School Museum. That will put you on B Street and Edith Palmer's Country Inn occupies the first buildings on the left.

Local Area Attractions: Museums, Mine Tours, Mansion Tours, Saloons from the 1860's, Old West Town, Shopping, Biking, Hiking, Train Ride, Old Cemeteries, Old Churches, Piper's Opera House, Horse and Carriage Rides, Wild Horses

Onsite Activities: Gardens for relaxing and enjoying the view; Parlor for games, watching TV, or reading