Visitors come to the small, historic town of Virginia City, Nevada, to feel as though they've traveled back in time. This legendary area gives visitors a taste of Nevada's Wild West of the 19th century- with its saloon-style buildings and history as a frontier town, it's hard not to feel like you've stepped right into 1859.

There's so much to see and do in Virginia City. Once a booming mining community, the area is rich with history and is now a popular spot for tourists. To feel fully immersed in the Old West atmosphere, a stay at The Tahoe House Hotel is a great option.

Located on C Street, this charming accommodation sits right in the heart of historic Virginia City.

The saloon-style building faces the boardwalk-lined street and is in the perfect spot to experience many Virginia City attractions.

Not far from Reno and only about an hour's drive from Lake Tahoe, the property offers beautiful views of the surrounding area.

Five of the rooms at the Tahoe House have balconies that overlook the street. The 19th-century architecture of this famous pioneer town surrounds the hotel.

Inside, the Western theming continues. And although the building itself is over 150 years old, it's been restored beautifully.

Guests can experience a sense of history while also enjoying a comfortable stay.

The Tahoe House offers 14 guest rooms as well as a guest cottage. Each has been nicely updated while still maintaining a feeling of the past.

All the rooms have a private, restored bathroom, as well as an antique bed.

Each room is unique and feels very reminiscent of the Old West.

All of the rooms are different, and the details inspired by the 1850s are very charming.

In the Lobby Bar, guests can enjoy cocktails and get food recommendations.

The Tahoe House is also close to many great restaurants, cafes, and saloons.

Breakfast and coffee is available to guests each morning.

There's also a balcony area near the Lobby Bar where guests can enjoy the views of Virginia City while they eat.

Virginia City is full of so much history. There's Mark Twain's former place of work, a 100-year-old steam engine still in operation, museums, haunted spots, mine tours, and more. With its close proximity to some of Nevada's most beautiful, scenic areas, a trip to Virginia City is definitely worth it. A stay at The Tahoe House, however, it truly a one of a kind, bucket-list-worthy experience.

To learn more or book your stay, visit the Tahoe House Website, or call 775-847-5264.