Our Rooms
The Murphys Historic Hotel features 29 rooms, 9 of which are in the original historic building, which
was built in 1856 and is
recognized by the
California Senate as the
"Oldest Continuously
Operated Hotel in The
State, celebrating its
154th Anniversary on
August 20, 2010." and is a registered National Landmark. The remaining 20 rooms are our modern lodge rooms, located directly adjacent to the Historic Hotel.
Not
sure if your reservation
lands on an event date?
Check our
Event Calendar to
see upcoming events in
and around the hotel.
Modern Lodge Rooms and Suites
These charming rooms are
directly adjacent to the
original building. They
are split up between our
single story wing built
in the 1950's and the
two-story wing built in
the 1970's. We call
them modern rooms as all
rooms do have
televisions, telephones,
alarm clocks and coffee
makers as well as a
private restroom in each
room. The historic theme
is apparent in our
decor. Our modern suites
are extra large for your
comfort, located with
views of Main Street.
Historic Rooms and Suites
Our historic hotel rooms are furnished with authentic period antiques and have been occupied by such notables as Mark Twain, Black Bart,
Susan B. Anthony, John
Wayne, Sunny Ficus, and
President Ulysses S.
Grant. Each room
features one or two
double bed(s) and
vanity. To keep the
historic ambience of the
hotel, the historic
rooms do not have
televisions, telephones,
alarm clocks or coffee
makers, and the shared
bathrooms and showers
are down the hallway.
| Ulysses S. Grant
Historic Suite |
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Ulysses S Grant
was President of
the United
States from
1868-1876.
He stayed at the
Murphys Hotel in
1880. The
room features a
19th century
coal stove and
California's
second oldest
piano. |
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Rates: |
Midweek $99 |
Weekend $119 |
Events $169 |
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Room 9 - Thomas
Lipton |
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Thomas Lipton
was the founder
of Lipton Tea.
He stayed here
in 1880.
This room is
reputed to be
the most
paranormally
active room in
the hotel. |
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Rates: |
Midweek $89 |
Weekend $109 |
Events $159 |
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Room 10 - John
Jacob Astor |
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John Jacob Astor
was the great
grandson of fur
trader John
Jacob Astor I.
He helped build
the
Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel in New
York. He died in
the RMS Titanic
sinking in 1912.
He stayed here
in 1878.
This room
features front
balcony access. |
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Rates: |
Midweek $89 |
Weekend $109 |
Events $159 |
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Room 11 - Samuel
Pillsbury |
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Samuel Pillsbury
was the founder
of Pillsbury,
Inc. He
stayed here in
1867. This
room features
balcony access. |
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Rates: |
Midweek $89 |
Weekend $109 |
Events $159 |
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Room 14 -
William Hearst |
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William Hearst
was a newspaper
publisher for
the San
Francisco
examiner and
later the New
York Journal.
He was elected
three times for
he House of
representatives.
He visited
in1878. |
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Rates: |
Midweek $89 |
Weekend $109 |
Events $159 |
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Room 15 - Daniel
Webster |
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Daniel Webster
ran for the
Presidency three
times. He
did succeed in
becoming the
14th and 19th
Secretary of
State. He
visited in 1878.
This room
includes side
balcony access. |
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Rates: |
Midweek $89 |
Weekend $109 |
Events $159 |
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Room 16 - J.
Pierpont Morgan |
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JP Morgan was a
high society
financier and
banker.
His company of
the same name
later merged to
become General
Electric.
He also financed
the White Star
Line when it
built it's
Olympic Class
passenger
liners, most
notably the RMS
Titanic, on
which fellow
guest John Jacob
Astor perished.
He visited in
1869. |
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Rates: |
Midweek $89 |
Weekend $109 |
Events $159 |
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Room 18 - John
Crocker |
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John Crocker was
a British
veteran of both
world wars and
other battles.
He visited in
1973. |
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Rates: |
Midweek $89 |
Weekend $109 |
Events $159 |
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Room 19 - Mark
Twain |
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Samuel Clemens
known primarily
as author Mark
Twain wrote many
short stories
and novels which
have remained
famous to this
day.
Besides being an
author and
adventurer,
Samuel Clemens
was an inventor.
He stayed here
in 1877. |
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Rates: |
Midweek $89 |
Weekend $109 |
Events $159 |
Additional modern room amenities include:
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Cable television
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Phone system with private answering service
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Hair dryer
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Iron and ironing board
Hotel Amenities
Reservation Amenities Package (You may request wine, champagne, cheese and fruit platters in room before arrival)
Full service restaurant,
open daily, includes indoor and outdoor fine dining
Saloon with occasional live entertainment
Meeting and banquet facilitiesFax and copy servicesIce and soda machineAmple, off-street parkingAll rooms are non-smoking
Within steps of shops, restaurants,
wine tasting, park, and theater
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