The “B” Street House Bed and Breakfast in the heart of Virginia City, Nevada is one of the last standing "row" style house in this wonderful historic city in the Sierras of the old west.

Built in 1876, the "B" Street House was completely restored to a three-bedroom guest inn. Now, finely appointed in period antiques and reproductions, this lovely B&B will transport you to the charm of the Victorian era in the Silver State.

"B" Street House provides a total of three upstairs guest rooms. Each accommodation offers queen-sized bed, a private bath with a tub/shower combination, Cable TV with DVD player, High Speed Internet, private thermostat, and fine chocolates upon arrival. Two guestrooms have large windows with picturesque views of the city and surrounding landscape. The middle room features a skylight. Downstairs the parlor/dining room and well-stocked library invite you to peruse local newspapers and books about Nevada and the American West. Guests love to sit in the sunny five-pane bay window and enjoy the bustle of B Street. A fine selection of family entertainment DVDs in the library are ready for you to enjoy in your room. And at your request, your hosts will be happy to crank the antique Victrola for a musical treat.

An abundant breakfast featuring freshly baked breads, muffins, scones, with seasonal fruits, yogurt parfaits, specialties, and a hot entrée which changes daily, is served in the dining area of the parlor every morning. Hot coffee, decaf, and assorted teas are available in the parlor at 7:30 a.m.

Your hosts, Chris and Carolyn, encourage guests to feel at home in the parlor, library and outdoor garden area. Come and enjoy the simple restorative pleasures of rest, relaxation, good food and natural beauty set in the elegance of the Old West at the B Street House Bed and Breakfast.

The excitement of the old west comes alive in Virginia City, where miners became millionaires and Mark Twain started his writing career. Virginia City boasts many fine museums from, galleries, shops and stores with unique and unusual goods. Piper's Opera House has great productions in a wonderful setting.

At the peak of its glory, Virginia City was a boisterous town. Men came from everywhere, the "Bonanza Kings" of Irish descent: Mackay, Fair, Flood and O'Brien. The spirits of these Comstock characters still inhabit the places they built, and romance still thrives in the wondrous place in the shadow of Sun Mountain.

Theatrical productions are many and varied and evening entertainment includes music of many venues. Don’t miss a ride on the restored Virginia & Truckee Railroad, the “crookedest” track in the West.