Silver Street House

Silver Street House The rooms in the Silver Street House are named after the quartet of Irishmen that became known as the Bonanza Kings. When the Big Bonanza was struck in the Consolidated Virginia mine in 1873, these four became instant millionaires. The Con-Virginia, as it was known, became the all time leading producer in the history of the Comstock Lode. Each of the four rooms has a queen bed and a private bath. Rates range from $105 to $140 per night for two people. Storey County collects a 10% Room Tax. Smoking is allowed in the gardens only. Sorry, we cannot accommodate pets. Check in time is 4-6 pm and check out time is at 12 noon.
	John Mackay Room South facing windows in this upstairs room overlook the historic Fourth Ward School below on C Street and the Pine Nut Mountains in the background. Of all the rooms, this is owner Pat's favorite. It is also one of the most private rooms at the Inn.
	William O'Brien Room The famous "One Hundred Mile View" down 6-mile canyon to the Carson Plains and beyond can be seen from the east facing windows in this upstairs room. Guests always mention the "wow" factor of the glorious sunrises viewed from this room.
	James Flood Room The famous "One Hundred Mile View" down 6-mile canyon to the Carson Plains and beyond can be seen from the east facing windows in this room. This is the Inn's largest downstairs room and the only room with the canyon view without having to climb stairs.
	Jim Fair Room The south facing window in this downstairs room overlooks the historic Fourth Ward School below on C Street and the west facing window has a view of hillside gardens where many fruit trees grow. It is to the rear of the house and guests who have stayed in this room request it again and again.