Grey Gables Bed & Breakfast Inn

Sutter Creek is centrally located for the Mother Lode of the Sierra Foothills. Within minutes are numerous Gold Rush Historic sites and state parks like Chaw-Se Indian Grinding Rocks, while 25 miles to the north is Coloma, the site of James Marshall's discovery of gold, at Sutter's mill.
With mountain rivers forming the north and south boundaries of Amador County, and numerous lakes, both natural and man-made, excellent fishing can be found by either driving or hiking to your chosen site. If your sport is golf, then visit one of the champion courses in the area.
Today's "gold" can be found amongst the many family owned wineries, where quality wines and friendly atmosphere are in abundance, or in the mirad of antique and collectibles stores, where treasures await to be discovered.

The inn has eight elegantly decorated guest rooms named for English poets such as Byron, Browning, and Shelley. Rooms are furnished with authentic antiques and each has air conditioning, a fireplace, and full private baths, some with classic clawfoot baths.
Outside, red brick pathways lead the way to a terraced garden with fountains, vine covered arbors, and a multitude of colorful plants and flowers. In true English tradition, The Grey Gables serve afternoon tea with cakes or scones in the formal parlor, as well as the evening hor d’oeuvres and refreshments that have become a bed and breakfast tradition.