Overall, a great Inn, lots of history and I would rate it 4 star or above. My room was excellent, comfortable and even on a low floor it was quiet. For the rate and the rating I was disappointed that the coffee make by the cup method was broken and had appeared to be for a number of quests. I... More 

This is a joyous place with weddings and birthdays being celebrated. Nice restaurants with a delicious Sunday Brunch. 54 degrees is a nice wine bar and you can get food from Duane's the high end restaurant. The staff is friendly.

The hotel property is beautiful, nearly a maze but charming at every turn. The room however was dated, and missing the amenities that you would expect from a hotel that so prominently touts a five star rating. The details were missing - a sewing kit, an ice bucket (not that it mattered ice machine was out of order), the iron... More 

We enjoyed the early evening historical tour of the museum with my parents. The room was large and could accommodate 4 people in 2 different rooms. The dinner buffet and breakfast buffet are available every day of the week and was delightful. My father said every bite of food was enjoyable. One could take the stairs or an elevator which... More 

Had a room overlooking courtyard. Spacious room, luxurious towels and toiletries. Fantastic outdoor pool and hot tub. Wonderful restaurants on site. Riverside city is a bit shabby, not a lot to see. FYI: if you are a light sleeper, the noisy AC unit in room might be a problem, as might the train sounds that occur throughout the night.

Not only is this hotel an historic gem; it's staff and service are impeccable and there is so much to see in the area, I seldom take the car out. You'll find this hotel lovely and romantic, too. Christmas time is very special, with all the decorations the hotel puts up.

It was a pleasure for my wife and I to spend an evening at the Mission Inn. We explored what was open to us and found rooms and decor that entertained us. Ate at Las Campanas, which was delicious. Our room was overlooking the street and walkway and had its own charm.