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Hotel/Lodging Note

Please note, there are a variety of motels and bed and breakfasts in Virginia City that you can reserve. You can find them when you search lodging in Virginia City. We have just listed the main ones. If you do not find a place that suits your needs, Carson City and Reno are also very close and will provide more modern options if that is something you would like. We have one block set up at the Gold Hill Hotel. The information on that block is listed below. We highly recommend booking a room as soon as possible, as Virginia City is a tourist town and is busy during the month of October.

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Gold Hill Hotel and Crown Point Restaurant

We have a block of rooms reserved at The Gold Hill Hotel. Booking will be first come, first serve. You MUST CALL and state you are with the Anderson/Vorwaller Wedding to get a room. You have until AUGUST 17, 2025 to book a room. There are a variety of rooms and some cabins available to book. Pricing for each is available online on their website. The hotel takes a 50% guarantee at the time of booking, and will collect the rest at check-in. Please note, this is a historic hotel (and haunted!). The rooms are rustic and unique.

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Silverland Inn

Silverland Inn is a modern 66 room hotel located in the heart of Historical Virginia City. Stay a night or two in one of the spacious rooms or suites with great amenities, scenic mountain views and free parking.

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Silver Queen Hotel

This hotel is one of the most haunted in the area. It features a variety of (mostly haunted) rooms that still preserve the charm of the old west. There is a full bar downstairs, featuring antiques for sale and the famed "Silver Queen." Please note, there is no elevator, and there are a lot of stairs to climb to reach your rooms. This is one of the more cost effective hotels. Will the risk be worth it? You decide. Please view their website and secure your rooms if you wish to stay here.

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Edith Palmer's Country Inn

Breathe in the fragrance of spring blossoming underfoot to the tops of the flowering trees. Stargaze under summer starlit sky. Awaken to the sunrise filtering through the yellow and gold fall foliage in the canyons below. Sit down to a winter breakfast next to a flickering fire. Touch history. Hear quiet as never before. Watch birds and butterflies in the rock walled gardens. Experience that which compelled Marilyn Monroe to humbly write, “May I always be a welcome guest.” Call to book.

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Cobb Mansion Bed and Breakfast

Experience a step back in time while staying in an elegantly restored three story 1876 Victorian Italianate mansion. Luxury accommodations furnished in period antiques enhance your Victorian experience. Six rooms, all with private bath, free Wi-Fi, central heat, AC, Cable TV and DVD player. One room on first floor for physically challenged guests. Full gourmet breakfast served among the beauty of numerous antiques.

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Virginia City Bed and Breakfast

Experience Wild West hospitality at its finest in a historic bed and breakfast built in 1876. The Virginia City Bed and Breakfast offers a comfortable bed and breakfast experience in the heart of the famous Comstock mining district. Explore all Virginia City has to offer with somewhere quiet to retreat to at the end of the day. Relax, unwind, and all the details will be taken care of.

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Howard Street Home B&B

Experience a piece of history. The Howard Street Home is an exclusive B&B with the most beautiful views distinguishing it from all other B&B’s in Virginia City. Two comfortable and beautifully decorated rooms are available for daily, weekend or weekly rental. Guests may use the common areas throughout their stay.

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Sugarloaf Mountain Motel

Situated in a 19th-century brick and stone former miners’ residence on a major thoroughfare, this venerable motel is a 5-minute walk from the Mackay Mansion Museum, constructed by newspaper icon William Randolph Hearst, a 6-minute walk from ghost tours at the Washoe Club Museum & Saloon, and a 10-minute walk from the Old West maps at the Way It Was Museum. The cozy rooms have wood furniture, flat-screen TVs and minifridges. They also include microwaves; some have wood or brick walls. Straightforward suites add living areas and balconies. Fresh free coffee is provided at our onsite Market Store, just a few steps away from your room.

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Virginia City Inn

The Virginia City Inn (formerly Virginia City Motel) is a 1950s era motel completely remodeled. For the traveler seeking a Virginia City Motel, you will find modern amenities but the atmosphere of a bygone era. Our uniquely decorated rooms include coffee makers, full bath/shower, air conditioning, cable television and free WiFi Internet access. Refrigerators and Microwaves are available. Virginia City is rich in history and there are many local events to enjoy!

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Reno-Tahoe International Airport

If you are flying into the wedding, the Reno-Tahoe International Airport will be the airport that you use. Virginia City is about a 37 minute drive from the airport. Reno-Tahoe International Airport is located in the heart of Reno, within 15-minutes of all major hotels in the area. RNO offers a variety of convenient travel options including rental cars, shuttles, taxis, limousines, public transportation and rideshares. Reno-Tahoe International Airport provides convenient access to nine rental car agencies with rental car pick-up available right outside the terminal building. All rental car counters are located in baggage claim. After completing the rental agreement inside, vehicles may be collected from the parking garage located just outside baggage claim. Reno-Tahoe Rental Car, the tenth rental car option at RNO, is an off-airport rental car service.