If I get back to Virginia City, I will definitely stay here again. My room was cheerful and cozy. The ceiling was painted sky blue with white clouds, which I thought was a nice touch. I loved the antique furniture and the bed was very comfortable. The weather was beautiful so breakfast was served on the patio. Leisa was very helpful suggesting restaurants in town and giving me information on nearby places to visit outside of Virginia City. I have nothing but praise for Edith Palmer's and I have recommended it to everyone when telling them about my vacation. I spent three weeks in California and Nevada and it was the best place that I stayed at.

Edith Palmer Country Inn was incredible! This was the best B&B I have ever stayed in, and it was a great first time for my husband as well. The owner was so lovely, kind, and explained everything we needed to know about the property. The B&B was one block from the main drag of Virginia City which makes is super easy to get to the events in the city, bars and restaurants.

We stayed in the Jim Fair room which was a great room boasting two windows the cute garden outside. The room was wonderful, the bed was super comfy, it had an ac unit, great towels, soaps, and a little tv to relax to before retiring for the night. We were so pleasantly surprised I wish our stay was longer than a night.

Next morning we went for breakfast on site. She spoiled us with the most flavorful pancakes with a walnut raspberry butter, raspberry syrup and fresh raspberries on top, perfectly cooked scrambled eggs, and super tasty sausage. Topped with a bright sunny day and fresh OJ in the garden, we couldn't have ended our stay better.

We will be back, and we thank Edith Palmer Country Inn for giving us a wonderful night away.

A wonderful, and authentic, place to stay in Virginia city! Utterly charming and full of history. Delicious breakfast in the old cider house. Loved it.

this place needs an overhaul, beds, bedding terrible in many rooms and atmosphere like someone died here. breakfast is great, if you make it through the night...