Historic Hotel Woodland

Historic Hotel Woodland is a Spanish Colonial Revival landmark on Main Street in Woodland, California, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Completed in 1928 and designed by prominent Bay Area architect W. H. Weeks, the hotel was built to serve as an upscale gathering place for Yolo County's most populous city. A multi-million dollar, 39-month restoration completed in 1997 returned the property to its original grandeur — meticulously preserving the hotel's architecture, artwork, sculpture, alcoves, shaded patio, and graceful fountain. The venue's spacious, beautifully restored ballroom and dining room open onto a classic enclosed Spanish-style patio with a bubbling fountain and shade trees, accommodating up to 300 guests. The setting is well suited for wedding ceremonies, receptions, rehearsal dinners, and bridal showers. In-house catering is provided by LUDYs BBQ and Catering, with menus ranging from appetizers for intimate parties to full carved and served prime rib dinners. Historic Hotel Woodland has been voted Best Venue by readers of the Daily Democrat and is convenient to all Northern California communities, just minutes from Sacramento, with free on-site parking.