Paradise Inn (California) travel guide

Gold brought the first settlers to Paradise, Calif., in the mid-1800s and now 21st-century travelers-families, lovers, outdoor fans and recreational enthusiasts-flock here for the pristine wooded ambience. The family- friendly and pet-welcoming Paradise Inn puts guests right in the middle of an vibrant explosion of wild flowers and colorful dogwoods along the gentle slopes of the Butte County foothills. Travelers are close to antique shops, hiking trails, Gold Nugget Museum and Nuggetville, an outdoor Old Western town, Wells Fargo Bank, one-room schoolhouse and covered bridge. Guests are 12 miles from Chico, Calif., and 95 miles from the state capital Sacramento, where the nearest major airport stands. They can use the Paradise Inn as headquarters for junkets to Tahoe, Reno and San Francisco, between 155 miles and 175 miles from the hotel.<br>Located in a town where the saying is, "Above the fog and below the snow," the non-smoking Paradise Inn, shadowed by towering pine trees, features one- and two-story buildings, and 17 guestrooms with microwave ovens, refrigerators and other standard amenities. A flowing fountain, heated pool and lush landscaping greet visitors as they enter the quaint inn, where family get- togethers, barbeques and evening activities rock a covered picnic area. Families and guests needing extra space can book two-bedroom, three-bed units. Hungry guests are within walking distance of restaurants serving everything from burgers to burritos. <br><br>The Paradise Inn is a perfect spot for visitors, even couples on romantic getaways, who want to escape from the daily grind for just a few days to get among soaring trees, fresh air and mountaintop experiences.

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