Overall a great experience at this place, would give it a solid 4.5 stars. We traveled here with…read moreour parents and brother's family. From the get go, the manager and workers were all so friendly and helpful. There were initially some issues with dynamic pricing, but they were able to correct things on the back end, which was much appreciated. The main building and breakfast area are both very warm and inviting. The couches and seats are comfortable. There are games and books in the cabinet areas too. The chef provides a tasty breakfast each day, with the menu slightly changing. There is coffee, tea, and hot/cool water available all day. It can get a little crowded at breakfast, so if you are in a large group, go either very early or very late. The afternoon happy hour is pretty relaxed with some offerings of cheese, crackers, and wine. Be sure to ask for gluten-free options, as they have them available. They also prepared nice chocolates for my parents (anniversary) and a cookie for my nephew (birthday), which was a lovely touch. The rooms are fine, some are a little darker and/more dated, but that didn't bother us. The one thing that I would've done differently, is to bring an eye mask and ear plugs. Depending on where your room is located, you could be facing the main street. The doors in certain buildings would slam pretty loudly, so if you had neighbors returning late at night, you would definitely hear them. I am a little fussy with beds, and I found the Vitners King (seemed more like a Cali King?) bed to be a little firm and transferred movement easily. We would consider splurging for the updated rooms next time. Bonus that they have cruiser bikes to borrow. It was very nice to go for a quick ride one of the mornings. The location is fantastic, it's within walking distance to downtown. There are so many great restaurants to visit. In addition, wineries and parks are also a close drive away. Overall a great place to stay and we really enjoyed our visit, thank you!

I had high hopes for this Four Sisters Inn when booking a King room for three nights as a stop…read morebetween San Francisco and Southern California. The location is excellent, with the plaza, downtown restaurants, shopping, and a lovely park all within easy walking distance. Parking was also convenient and free. Throughout our stay, the staff members we encountered were pleasant and welcoming. The inn also offered complimentary wine-and-cheese each afternoon, which was a nice touch. Our first-floor King room (number 7) overlooked the parking lot and was located right off the lobby. The room was dark, dated, and much smaller than expected. It felt sparse and lacked adequate horizontal surfaces. With only one luggage rack and limited space to set luggage, our second suitcase had to sit on a small corner table. We requested an additional rack, but none were available. The décor was underwhelming--blank walls with no artwork, covered hanging light bulbs instead of bedside lamps, and two chairs that looked in need of reupholstering. While there was a fireplace, using it comfortably required moving furniture, which then made circulation around the bed tight. The bathroom also needed updating; it was small with a tub/shower/plastic curtain, poorly lit, and had minimal counter space. A permanent sign instructing guests to run the sink slowly--due to known drainage issues--was an unfortunate detail that stood out. And the downside of a first-floor room with limited sound insulation was significant noise from the room above as well as in the hallway, which was at times disruptive.  Breakfast was included and changed daily. Chef Sal deserves particular praise--his breakfasts, homemade breads, and cookies were excellent and easily a highlight of the stay. The only disappointment at breakfast was the coffee, which was extremely weak and never hot enough. Fortunately, there's a Peet's Coffee directly across the street, and judging by the number of fellow inn guests we saw there each morning, we weren't alone in that assessment. Overall, while the location and breakfasts were strong positives, the room quality made this stay a disappointment given the price point. There are likely better options in the area. On a positive note, we continued on to Milliken Creek Inn in Napa (another Four Sisters property) which we found to be outstanding in every respect-a gorgeous, impeccably managed property.

We were given this in as a gift for our anniversary and we can't rave enough about the quality of…read moreour room the location, all things wonderful within walking distance, great recommendations on where to eat, and the check-in process was a breeze plus the communication was wonderful! We are definitely coming back

We loved it and decided to stay a third night. We were in…read morethe Palm room, clean, comfortable and with a small courtyard. The breakfast pastries were excellent; no comparison to Safeway fare. The office associate and room service staff were smart and helpful.

Bungalows 313 exceeded our expectations. We viewed the six units; each is unique, beautifully…read morefurnished with every amenity. The owners have excellent taste and appointed each unit with high quality finishes. The huge patio is perfectly landscaped with a spectacular fountain and fire pit. The location is ideal, steps away from Sonoma Plaza but quiet. It is the perfect place for a wonderful week or weekend getaway.

We just had a two night stay in the Dolce bungalow at Bungalows 313. Our bungalow was pretty much…read moreperfect with a full kitchen, dining area, and living area downstairs and a bedroom with a fantastic bed upstairs. It seemed like the owners anticipated everything that we could want because it was all there. There is a great welcoming feeling at this property. The location of bungalows 313 is also perfect as it is 1/2 block from the Sonoma Square. We enjoyed strolling around and in the square, especially checking out the shops and the Rose garden. We also enjoyed some very relaxing time in the courtyard of the bungalows, where there is comfortable seating, a fire pit, a pleasant fountain and a bocce court. We highly recommend.

We had a fantastic stay at the Cinnamon Bear Inn this weekend. From the moment we arrived, the…read morestaff was incredibly friendly, welcoming, and genuinely helpful throughout our stay. We stayed in one of the cottages in the back, and it truly felt like a cozy home away from home--quiet, comfortable, and perfect for a relaxing getaway. One of the biggest highlights was how affordable everything was compared to other places in Sonoma, especially considering all the thoughtful extras included. They offer complimentary wine hour in the evening (4:30-5:30), which was a great way to unwind, and breakfast in the morning (8:30-9:30), which helped us save both time and money. Those little touches really made a difference and added to the overall experience. Communication was also seamless--even outside of regular hours, the team was easy to reach and quick to respond, which we really appreciated. Overall, we couldn't have asked for a better stay. Highly recommend if you're looking for a comfortable, affordable, and welcoming place in Sonoma.

We stayed in the Ohana room and had a great experience! The room included a cozy living area with a…read moresmall table for two, along with a separate bedroom and bathroom. Everything was very clean and well maintained. I also requested an early check-in, and they were happy to accommodate us, which we really appreciated.

We had a wonderful stay at Cottage Sonoma. We are actually Sonoma locals, but we had a pipe burst…read morein our crawl space and had to move out of our home for 2.5 months while the damage was repaired. Cottage Sonoma agreed to a longer rental as they knew we were in a bind, but I believe they are normally shorter term vacation rentals. The house is wonderful. It is the most prepared and stocked vacation rental I have ever been in. The owner's have tried to think of everything that could improve a guests experience. A kitchen you can truly cook in - and we love to cook. The house gets a ton of natural light and has a warm feeling to it. It is located about a 1 minute walk from the Sonoma Square so the location basically couldn't be better. The back yard is gorgeous, private, and the hot tub works wonderfully. Would definitely rent again!

I stayed here with my family over Christmas and it was absolutely wonderful. The house was…read morebeautiful - both bedrooms and bathrooms were excellent (the beds are particularly awesome). The central location to the downtown square makes it easy to get to great restaurants and is the perfect central location to reach all the sonoma vineyards. Combine all this with the free tasting card that they provide and you have the perfect sonoma experience. I would absolutely stay here again and I highly recommend it!

Lovely spot to have a work retreat! The hotel rooms feel like cozy little cottages. Seems like no…read moremore than 4 rooms to a building. You are never more than 100 yards maybe from the pool, I had a view of it from my room. That pool (heated) and the gym are great, clean, not too many people (at least on weekdays in February), plenty of equipment. Plus of course there's the hot tub. I measured the length of the pool in Google satellite view and it's about 20 yards so you can get some decent laps in. There are seating areas in and near the lobby; my team had a spot to play board games in the hallway one night. We had a meeting room right off the bar for a small 3-day conference. We had some natural light coming through frosted windows but no direct. There was another room in a separate building with natural light that looked really great, but ours was fine too. All the drinks and food we got were great, as well as the coffee shop!

I find myself coming back here for a cozy wine country getaway. MacArthur Place has become my…read morefavorite Sonoma retreat for comfort, luxury, and cleanliness. You are always greeted with warm and friendly staff upon check-in (and a nice sparkling beverage). Note: parking is only valet. A c c o m o d a t i o n s: Suites in the Carriage House - the rooms are spacious and clean. You are welcomed with a small bottle of their local wine (Banshee Pinot Noir) and a personal note to kick off your stay. We appreciate the little details that make our stay enjoyable and special. If you score a ground floor room, the bathroom has heated floors. The water pressure, to note, is excellent. We also really enjoy the wood-burning fireplace for the ambiance and for the cold winter nights. A m e n i t i e s: There is a spa, gym, heated pool, restaurant (Layla), EV-charging, etc. Grounds are well kept. You can find a fire pit and water filling stations throughout the property. FYI - for the dog owners, there is no dog relief area on property. We went around the holidays and had a wonderful time with the festive events and activities offered. We thoroughly enjoyed the s'mores + hot toddy night and the hand-painted ornament workshop. We may need to return again during the holidays. And if you manage to get out to explore, downtown Sonoma is just about a 15-min walk away.

check out my video for more photos…read more https://youtube.com/shorts/7kbZ0w0QxK8?is=VzN_9nISKpbT8uFX I stayed here couple days ago! This is my first time in Sonoma, Ca. I love weather. I like this hotel too. Super nice. It's clean, they have complimentary coffee and tea. The AC is working perfectly. They have TV with a lot of channels. They have wifi too. The front desk was nice and gave us map where we can go for drinks, eat and explore the town. There are some walking distance to grab some food. Highly recommend this place.

Sonoma Creek Inn offers a more affordable option in Sonoma. The Inn has been upgraded recently…read more(repairs ongoing). Our room offered lots of space, a large full bath and a private patio. Everything was well maintained and tastefully decorated. The lampshades were historic photos of the area- a nice touch! There was a fridge and coffeemaker in the room. A very nice little cafe is in the corner of the Inn, and we had a great breakfast there. Plenty of off street parking, and friendly staff.

Clean and tidy, everything you need for a short stay. Parking is in a gated and dedicated lot. The…read morecoffee shop next door has fab coffee! Quite a nice find.

I'm going to admit that I've never stayed in "a cottage" and only at a B&B many, many years ago…read more(and I didn't pay). I'm also kind of a City-guy. So, I'm a bit apprehensive when people tell me they won't be there to let me in - that I can just follow the instructions! Yet, it was as easy as they explained. So, thank you Gayle for answering my repetitive questions! We saw a living social getaway and decided to jump on the opportunity. I' glad we did. The cottages themselves were charming, spacious, and clean. They came with a number of games and books. Even though they don't have anyone on site, getting in and out was really easy. The size of the cottages would actually facilitate a family really well. Unfortunately, we couldn't figure out how to work the tv, but weren't there to watch it anyways, so no worries there. The deal came with a bike rental and percentage off on one item in the store. While in theory it's great to bike around Sonoma, I would note that Napa Street is a pretty major thoroughfare into town (one of those that say the speed limit is 25 but everyone drives 40). It might not have been a big deal had the bikes we got been road bikes instead of mountain bikes and were in better shape! I'd also recommend getting some new locks that don't stick and teaching the staff in front to be a little more helpful. Alas, we did take advantage on the first day to bike around town. Definitely a good way to get around, even if getting back is a bit harry! Overall, a good experience. I'd definitely consider it again on our next trip to Sonoma.