Experience Comfort and Luxury In our Rooms

One of the two largest suites in the house, the Jeremiah David Suite, is named after the original proprietor, Mr. JD Hyde himself. This suite is located at the front of the property with garden views, while it has a semi-private terrace overlooking the pool and grounds. It's a spacious room with two queen-sized beds, a seating area, a writing desk, an antique wardrobe and dresser, and a new built-in vanity. There is a water closet with an antique toilet and a tiled shower en suite. Established in 1886, The JD Hyde Historic Inn has a rich and fascinating history. Today, we continue to honor the legacy of our founders by providing warm hospitality and comfortable accommodations.

The Richard Laurence Suite was named after the original owners two sons. It's a large room with a king-size bed, a large wardrobe, a writing desk, and a small sofa. The original marble-topped sink is still in the room and there is an en-suite bath with a bathtub and an antique toilet.

The James Hannah Suite is the largest room in the house, and the former primary bedroom is named after the second owner of the property, who started the first water company in Visalia and brought plumbing into the house at the turn of the century. This suite has a California king-size bed, a large writing desk, a seating area, a semi-private terrace overlooking the pool, a Victorian cast-iron fireplace, an original vanity, a large wardrobe, and a separate water closet with an antique toilet and tiled shower. It can be reserved with an adjoining room, the Mary Jane Suite.

The Mary Jane Suite is named after the original owner's wife, Miss Mary Jane Schuler, and it was likely her dressing room. This suite offers a beautiful view of the pool and garden and can be rented alongside the adjoining James Hannah Suite, making it ideal for larger groups or families. Inside the suite, you'll find an antique full-size bed, a large wardrobe, a dresser, and a writing desk. The private bathroom is located across the hall and is reserved exclusively for your use; it features the original antique fixtures from when the house was built.

This cozy room is perfect for a single traveler. It was originally the bedroom of Dora Hoppenbock, the German Housemaid, but it has been lovingly transformed into one of our favorite suites! The room has a vintage sink, a separate water closet, an antique toilet, and a tiled shower. There is also a writing desk, a small chair, and plenty of hooks and hangers for clothing.