Starr Mansion Bed & Breakfast and Events Facility, Vallejo, California. Click thumbnails on the right to see more photos of this bed and breakfast inn.

Beautiful 1869 2nd Empire Italiante Mansion. Built and owned by a wealthy grain processor and city politician. Abraham Dubrois Starr migrated to California from Ohio in 1850 during the Gold Rush. Come stay in his luxurious mansion. It will be one the greatest experiences you can have.

 

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Starr Mansion Bed & Breakfast and Events Facility Bed and Breakfast
Starr Mansion Bed & Breakfast and Events Facility, Vallejo, CA - Inn
Starr Mansion Bed & Breakfast and Events Facility
503 Mclane Street
Vallejo CA 94590-7252
USA
Phone: +1-707-645-8164
Toll-free: +1-866-645-8164
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Evelyn, Dennis and Nancy
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$115 - $290
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Stay in a rare 1869 historic mansion in Vallejo—the only one of its kind. The mansion sits on top of a hill on an acre of manicured land. The architecture (Second Empire Italianate) is beautiful, unique and the only one you will find in the City of Vallejo. It offers panoramic views of the City of Vallejo, the waterways of San Francisco Bay, Mare Island and the picturesque hills. You can see the Bay Ferry float by as it transports passengers to nearby San Francisco and back. Get lost in time inside the mansion where you will find fine furniture and accessories of the period. Step into the two adjoining parlors with matching Italian marble fireplaces and breath taking unique gold leaf light fixtures. The Starr Mansion is serene, warm and welcoming. Enjoy our welcome treat after check in. We offer your choice of beverage: glass of wine, tea, coffee or hot chocolate.The beautiful Ladies Parlor. One of three Parlors in the home. Notice the original Italian Marble Fireplace with coal burning insert. Ceiling Crown moulded from plaster of pares. As with the rest of the house, decorated with period antique mahogony and dark walnut furnishing. Walls are furnished with century old oils and tapestries.
Second parlor, The French Room with an authentic 1863 Concert Grand PianoRose Room - Companions traveling in pairs will find this lovely room perfect for sharing. Twin beds, dresser, desk and in-room television furnish this comfortable room. Guests can enjoy friendly conversation while overlooking a charming view of Mare Island and the waterway.
Americana Room - Be a part of a one-of-a-kind adventure; sit on your red velvet sofa while the festooned ceiling catches your eye. Stars and stripes forever with standards waving in a frozen breeze, this is America right after the Civil War, circa 1869, Exceed your expectations, snuggle under the lofty down comforter, experience rare murals in a historic California mansion, the Starr Mansion B&B.Mare Island Room - Sunset is the historical shade of the Mare Island Room with double windows looking directly across the river onto Mare Island. When you lie in the ornately carved bed you see the lights of Vallejo twinkling like stars below the Bay Ferry sailing to San Francisco. The soft Karastan rug is silky beneath bare feet on 130 year-old oak floorboards.
Starr Suite - Experience the views of Mare Island from the ornately carved king poster bed in the master suite with the large bedroom or from the adjoining parlor. Relax in the parlor on the settee and read or watch TV, or a DVD or access the Internet from the computer. Both the bedroom and the parlor have views of the waterways and Mare Island.Sonoma Room - Very cute little room with full size bed. The bathroom decorated in original 50's retro tub and fixtures. This room has its own private exterior entrance.
Lottie's Widows Walk - The pale mint ceiling is softly decorated in a mural of peach roses and lace garlands (circa 1869) that entice you to stay cozy and enveloped in the silken comforter of the plush full size bed.Beautiful 1869 2nd Empire Italiante Mansion. Built and owned by a wealthy grain processor and city politician. Abraham Dubrois Starr migrated to California from Ohio in 1850 during the Gold Rush. Come stay in his luxurious mansion. It will be one the greatest experiences you can have.
Beautiful mansion and grounds.Sitting room of the Starr Suite. Relax on the authentic sofa and read your favorite book or enjoy watching television.
Exquisite formal dining room intended for those special occasions. Breakfast served in the Sun Room. A bright and terrific way to start your day.