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Accommodations
Hotel Diamond
220 W. Fourth Street Chico, CA 95928
(530) 893-3100
www.hoteldiamondchico.com
Recently renovated historic hotel. Nice restaurant, free parking, and central location.
Courtyard by Marriott
2481 Carmichael Drive Chico, CA 95928
(530) 894-6699
www.courtyard.com/CICCY
New hotel. Located 5 minutes from downtown.
Days Inn
740 Broadway Chico, CA
(530)343-3286
www.daysinn.com
Located right downtown.
Best Western - Heritage Inn
25 Heritage Lane Chico, CA 95926
(530) 894-9600
Hungry? Here are some of our favorite places to eat...
Tres Hombres
(530) 342-0425
100 Broadway St
Upscale Mexican food restaurant located right downtown. Tres is a fabulous place to see people and have tasty margaritas.
Madison Bear Garden
(530) 891-1639
316 W 2nd St
The quintessential "Chico" place. Great burgers during the day, turns into a bar at night. Try the Island burger.
La Hacienda
(530) 893-8270
2635 Esplanade
Both of our families love this Mexican restaurant. Order the tostadas and put on plenty of their famous dressing.
Burger Hut
(530) 891-1418
933 Nord Ave
Great burgers and fries for cheap, but don't order any larger than a half-small fries or you'll never finish. The fries are definitely the best part of the place.
El Patron Taqueria
(530) 343-9779
1354 East Ave # E
We go here all the time. Great environment and cheap prices on burritos, tacos and enchiladas.
Sin of Cortez
530) 879-9200
2290 Esplanade
Chico, CA 95926
Another "Chico" place. Low prices and great breakfast food. Get there early and miss the lines. Try the blackberry pancakes or eggs lulu.
Brooklyn Bridge Bagel Works
(530)345-3443
117 W. 2nd Street
Obviously they have great bagels. It's a cheap, quick place in the mornings, and it's located right downtown.
What's there to do in Chico?
If you decide to come a couple days early, or stay in town after the wedding, don't worry about getting bored. Here is just a sampling of things to do here:
 Go for a hike in Bidwell Park.
Take a tour of Sierra Nevada Brewery
Watch a movie at Tinseltown
Go shopping downtown
Learn something new at the National Yo-Yo Museum on Broadway
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