Check out the outstanding guest rooms at Somewhere Over The Rainbow, nice!
Hunter's Room
Stunning views from all windows.
Decorated with predominately cool blue tones
Over sized comforter
Hand crafted pine queen bed and cabinets.
Oak roll top desk
Private entrance sliding glass door in bedroom opens to back deck and seating area.
Ground floor half-bath is "cozy comfortable" with marble floor and a stall shower
Overhead fan
Loft Bedroom
Soft neutral tones
Hand crafted pine queen sized bed
Plush over sized comforter
Stunning views
Love seat
32 inch monitor for movie viewing
Folding privacy screen
Overhead Fan
Bath on 2nd floor is shared
Marble floor
Jacuzzi tub/shower
Neoclassic Room
4 poster biedermeier bed and furniture
Over sized comforter
Turn of the century dressing table
Turkish carpet
Overhead Fan
Stunning views
Shared bath with Loft Bedroom
Marble Floor Jacuzzi tub/shower
Want to see pictures of the rooms, click HERE to go to Somewhere Over The Rainbow
Showing posts with label somewhere over the rainbow lodge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label somewhere over the rainbow lodge. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Need a Great Retreat from Stress!
Somewhere Over the Rainbow Lodge was built using Cedar, Ponderosa Pine, Sugar Pine, and Black Oak, all milled from the property on which it lies. We offer a two-level lodge with 3 bedrooms, a spacious loft, 2.5 baths, a large open kitchen and a Great Room.
The Great Room has vaulted cedar lap board ceilings that compliment the 18 foot windows overlooking more than 75 miles of sweeping forest-mountain views. The Loft offers a queen bed surrounded by a privacy screen, beyond which lies a bathroom equipped with a jacuzzi tub.
The second floor Guest Bedroom houses a four poster queen bed, and additional stunning views. The first floor Guest Bedroom is furnished with a Queen bed, while the Master Bedroom is accomodated with a California King that overlooks the jacuzzi just outside on the Master Deck.
The Master Bedroom also has a private bath and a private entrance to the back portion of the expansive wrap-around deck. We also offer a full kitchen with all the comforts of home right at your fingertips.
Get away from the stress of the city. Check out Somewhere Over the Rainbow Lodge nestled in the Sierra Foothills. Check us out: http://www.thisismytownusa.com/somewhereovertherainbowlodg.php
The Great Room has vaulted cedar lap board ceilings that compliment the 18 foot windows overlooking more than 75 miles of sweeping forest-mountain views. The Loft offers a queen bed surrounded by a privacy screen, beyond which lies a bathroom equipped with a jacuzzi tub.
The second floor Guest Bedroom houses a four poster queen bed, and additional stunning views. The first floor Guest Bedroom is furnished with a Queen bed, while the Master Bedroom is accomodated with a California King that overlooks the jacuzzi just outside on the Master Deck.
The Master Bedroom also has a private bath and a private entrance to the back portion of the expansive wrap-around deck. We also offer a full kitchen with all the comforts of home right at your fingertips.
Get away from the stress of the city. Check out Somewhere Over the Rainbow Lodge nestled in the Sierra Foothills. Check us out: http://www.thisismytownusa.com/somewhereovertherainbowlodg.php
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Visit the Gold Country - Experience the Rush!
Come and explore the California gold country made famous by the Gold Rush in
1849. Take a step back in time as you explore the towns and the various sites
that show us how the early California settlers lived. One site to see is Yankee
Jim's Bridge. Built in 1929, it spans the north fork of the American River.
The 150 foot plus, steel cable, one lane suspension bridge served as an all
season link between the gold towns of Colfax, Yankee Jim's and Foresthill, Ca.>
This stunning scenic drive can be a bit treacherous in parts as it turns into a
narrow and winding dirt road but it allows you to experience the days of old. If
you venture on to Shirttail Canyon Road be prepared for scenery that will take
your breath away. There are still gold seekers in the area so be warned to obey
posted private property and no trespassing signs. No claim jumping allowed!!But
who knows you could get lucky and see a nugget washed to the surface after the
winter and spring rains.
If you need more information or just directions, feel free to stop in at the
Somewhere Over The Rainbow Lodge (named for the gold mine, just 14 miles east of Foresthill, Ca at
a 4,500 foot elevation. We are on our very own mountain top adjacent to
Deadwood Ridge overlooking 75 miles of Eldorado Canyon, with expansive, breath
taking views from every room and deck. We offer a very private and comfortable
place to stay, full of amenities.
Come visit the the Gold Country and feel the RUSH!- 530-320-2618
1849. Take a step back in time as you explore the towns and the various sites
that show us how the early California settlers lived. One site to see is Yankee
Jim's Bridge. Built in 1929, it spans the north fork of the American River.
The 150 foot plus, steel cable, one lane suspension bridge served as an all
season link between the gold towns of Colfax, Yankee Jim's and Foresthill, Ca.>
This stunning scenic drive can be a bit treacherous in parts as it turns into a
narrow and winding dirt road but it allows you to experience the days of old. If
you venture on to Shirttail Canyon Road be prepared for scenery that will take
your breath away. There are still gold seekers in the area so be warned to obey
posted private property and no trespassing signs. No claim jumping allowed!!But
who knows you could get lucky and see a nugget washed to the surface after the
winter and spring rains.
If you need more information or just directions, feel free to stop in at the
Somewhere Over The Rainbow Lodge (named for the gold mine, just 14 miles east of Foresthill, Ca at
a 4,500 foot elevation. We are on our very own mountain top adjacent to
Deadwood Ridge overlooking 75 miles of Eldorado Canyon, with expansive, breath
taking views from every room and deck. We offer a very private and comfortable
place to stay, full of amenities.
Come visit the the Gold Country and feel the RUSH!- 530-320-2618
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
This Summer....Take a Local-cation Instead of a Vacation or Staycation!
The summer is coming and the window for planning your annual vacation is growing slimmer. Like many of us the amount of money you have set aside for your time off is also much 'slimmer' than usual. There are many options out there to have a vacation or staycation (where you stay at home during your vacation) on a budget but might I suggest a "Local-cation!"
What is a Local-Cation?
A local-cation is a vacation where you actually stay in a unique area or venue within 50 miles of your home. Here in Northern California, for example, there are plenty of unique things to do and places to stay that help maintain your budget and still give you the feeling of a getaway. There are a five rules of thumb to follow when taking a Local-Cation...
1. Rest your head on someone else's bed
This means you need to stay somewhere other than your own home. Does this mean you need to stay in a hotel? No. There are comfortable bed and breakfasts, lodges and luxury cabins all throughout Northern California - many are priced below most hotels. They'll offer meal options, extras like trail hikes and the best part - privacy!
2. Avoid the Familiar
Just like a typical vacation, you need to get out and try new things. Go see local sights, eat at different restaurants and avoid your regular hot spots at all costs. The only exception is if there is a restaurant that you love but never go to...treat yourself!
3. Turn the TV, Cell Phones and Internet ....OFF!
If you were soaking in sun on an island in the middle of the Pacific you wouldn't be checking your email or watching the game...so the same rules apply here. Take the time off to do things you don't normally get to do, like reading, discussing goals or playing games. Vacations are great times to reconnect with your loved ones which means sacrificing a week of the normal grind.
4. Enjoy a Smaller Gas, Food and activities Bill
Because you aren't required to drive or fly over great distances, the cost of travel is significantly lower. Plus most high traffic tourist areas have higher prices for food and activities over your local areas. In some cases, locals even get discounts.
5. Do NOT Go Home Early!
This is your vacation so treat it as if you were hundreds of miles away. Even if you spend the first day sitting and staring at each other unsure as to what to do....stick it out! You have no idea what adventure might await you, so give it a chance!
This is just another option to make your summer vacation memorable and cost affordable!
A local-cation is a vacation where you actually stay in a unique area or venue within 50 miles of your home. Here in Northern California, for example, there are plenty of unique things to do and places to stay that help maintain your budget and still give you the feeling of a getaway. There are a five rules of thumb to follow when taking a Local-Cation...
1. Rest your head on someone else's bed
This means you need to stay somewhere other than your own home. Does this mean you need to stay in a hotel? No. There are comfortable bed and breakfasts, lodges and luxury cabins all throughout Northern California - many are priced below most hotels. They'll offer meal options, extras like trail hikes and the best part - privacy!
2. Avoid the Familiar
Just like a typical vacation, you need to get out and try new things. Go see local sights, eat at different restaurants and avoid your regular hot spots at all costs. The only exception is if there is a restaurant that you love but never go to...treat yourself!
3. Turn the TV, Cell Phones and Internet ....OFF!
If you were soaking in sun on an island in the middle of the Pacific you wouldn't be checking your email or watching the game...so the same rules apply here. Take the time off to do things you don't normally get to do, like reading, discussing goals or playing games. Vacations are great times to reconnect with your loved ones which means sacrificing a week of the normal grind.
4. Enjoy a Smaller Gas, Food and activities Bill
Because you aren't required to drive or fly over great distances, the cost of travel is significantly lower. Plus most high traffic tourist areas have higher prices for food and activities over your local areas. In some cases, locals even get discounts.
5. Do NOT Go Home Early!
This is your vacation so treat it as if you were hundreds of miles away. Even if you spend the first day sitting and staring at each other unsure as to what to do....stick it out! You have no idea what adventure might await you, so give it a chance!
This is just another option to make your summer vacation memorable and cost affordable!
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