The house, built in 1884 by a blacksmith, who came to Virginia City by wagon train, is a large two story home. Twelve-foot ceilings, antique brass beds, stenciling and antiques give an authentic and romantic touch to the Stonehouse Inn. The Stonehouse Inn is located on a quiet street only blocks away from downtown Virginia City. After beginning your day with one of our gourmet breakfasts, you may tour historical sites in and around Virginia City. Narrated tours in a vintage fire truck or horse drawn wagon provide interesting insight about the history of Virginia City.
Many small shops line the main street for gifts and souvenirs.
A short ride on a small work train will take you to Nevada City, a completely restored eighteenth century ghost town. There you can enjoy the extensive collection of antique music machines, admire the old steam locomotives or a beautiful Victorian home. Nightly in Virginia City, melodramas and vaudeville performances are presented by the Virginia City Players in the historic Gilbert Brewery and the Opera House. Attractions nearby include Yellowstone National Park, Lewis and Clark Caverns, Museum of the Rockies and Planetarium, and the Big Sky and Bridger Bowl ski areas. Nearby Ennis has a golf course and a 4th of July Rodeo.