We loved our experience. The rooms are spacious. The bathrooms are modern. The breakfast is good…read moreand we liked the communal feeling. The cookies in the early evening are chefs kiss!

Lovely BnB! We stayed in the Lucy Suite which was spacious…read moreand comfortable. I loved the little sitting area / front entry to the Lucy suite that had 2 comfy chairs and a little coffee/tea counter within our room. The bed and linens were very soft and comfy. The bathroom was super spacious and even had 2 sinks! Note: robes were provided in the little closet in the bedroom. The Lucy suite even has its own little balcony/patio with stairs to the ground level. The balcony/patio overlooks the parking lot. The only downside to the room is that it is in an older building and like all old buildings... the floor creaks. So, trying to walk around quietly is not going to happen. WiFi worked great for us. We had no issues logging in nor the connectivity. The food is tasty. We enjoyed all the breakfasts, and I especially liked the selection of teas. Coffee was abundant and there was even a tasty OJ! The only downside was the water dispenser ran out of water on our last night/morning. Thankfully, we found some water in the little fridge by the back door. In the afternoon, they leave out a tray of cookies and some wine. If it's busy and you get there late, it's entirely possible that there is none left of either. (Which happened to us on Saturday when we returned at 4:30... no big deal. But wanted to point out that it does happen, so don't get your heart set on there being some when you get there.) The location is Fantastic! You are like 2 blocks from The Main Plaza. You are 1 block from a fantastic Bubble Bar if you like sparkling wines and champagnes. You are 1 block from a 3-star Michelin restaurant - Single Thread. There are 3 coffee shops that are nearby. And if you forgot something... the CVS is like 2 blocks away. The point being... it is super close to everything that you don't need your car. We parked ours for 3 days in the little parking lot behind the inn and didn't move it until we departed on Sunday. Bonus: if you are a wine club member of any of Wilson Artisan family wines, you get a discount off your stay.

We stayed here for a couple of nights and the location is awesome.our room was lovely, too with a…read morebalcony overlooking the main street. We enjoyed how they gave complimentary high quality snacks as well as bottled regular and sparkling water in the room. There are also refill stations on each floor for the regular or sparkling water. They have a turndown service where they tidy up the room and give chocolate. The chocolates were lovely. Finally, we enjoyed the complimentary breakfast included with our room. It was right next door at H2's Spoon Bar and we could enjoy the continental breakfast spread with fruit, pastries, granola, tea and coffee and each get an entree from the regular menu. Super fresh food. Highly recommend Harmon Guest House! It was a quiet couple of days so we didn't hear any loud music or anything during our stay.

The most important part of a hotel is a good night's sleep and this hotel failed hugely in that…read morearea. They were moving tables on the floor above us for a few hours in the early morning- long before daylight. Unacceptable!! The restaurant isn't even open for breakfast- they definitely could've handled this during the day. This is definitely not something I expected for a boutique hotel and at the price point that we paid. Very disappointing. I would never stay here again!!

Very fair price especially for the area for a basic room. Desk staff was absolutely wonderful and…read morevery kind/personable. Clean and comfortable, pet friendly, more of a motel vibe than hotel but we enjoyed our stay. The water pressure was good and the water was clean. Proximity to absolutely incredible food was a hugeeeee plus! Everything was within immediate walking distance.

We stayed 12/20/25 in a deluxe queen room. The room is not large enough for two queen beds and…read more have occupants be able to get out of one of them on both sides. There were two chairs in the room that didn't quite fit. The room looks as if it may have been recently remodeled but they forgot to decorate it, so they threw a couple of sadly outdated prints up and a horrible image of a sheep's face against a wallpaper print wall. The heater needs work because it makes a noise resembling concrete being swept- all night long. The room had no visible power outlets near beds, where we expected to be able to recharge phones and multiple devices. In order to turn on the lamp between the two beds you need get down on the floor under the desk to find the switch, which was plugged into an extension cord under the desk. The room needs at least one reachable outlet per wall outside of the bathroom countertop which is too wet to act as a charging area. An outlet with four plugs needs to be installed between the beds at top-of-desk level. The bedside lamps are ancient and need replacing. We were very disappointed and found the room unacceptable. Don't stay here.

Our favorite place in the world! We were so fortunate to be married at one of the Occidental…read moreGuesthouses (The Trees) in October 2019. The setting is absolutely magical. Each of the Guesthouses is impeccably decorated, cozy, and welcoming. From the beautiful redwood grove at The Trees to the incredible outdoor dining table at The Hills. Each house is uniquely dreamy, nestled in the picturesque town of Occidental. Barbara is truly the most wonderful, kind, and welcoming host. She attended to every single detail to ensure that our wedding day was perfect (even down to wiping off benches after the beautiful morning mist cleared). She is a dear friend and really makes every visit extraordinary. We know we will continue visiting for years to come. While you stay in Occidental, you MUST get food from the Union Hotel. Between visits, my husband and I dream about Garlic Gold pizza, carrot cake, and the best minestrone around. The pizza crust is to die for- fluffy and just the right balance of perfectly browned. The slice of carrot cake is literally larger than my hand and maybe even forearm! Super rich and velvety cream cheese frosting- amazing! We have visited Occidental once during COVID and the Union has an excellent picnic style menu. The food is ordered outside and nicely packaged for take-out or eating at a table in their distanced outdoor area. As someone who has strictly adhered to distancing and other protocols, I felt safe and comfortable! Highest praise for the Occidental Guesthouses and Union Hotel! A must visit for anyone who loves cozy accommodations, excellent food, and the most welcoming environment.

Beautiful homes for guests, especially the Trees, all with amazingly comfortable beds and classy…read moretouches such as pianos in The Trees and the Farmhouse, and a clawfoot tub with redwood views at the Trees. Booked all of them as part of an amazing wedding service with the Union Hotel, and all of our guests were very impressed!

We stayed at farmhouse inn for a birthday celebration. Overall things went well. There were a few…read morepros and cons. To leave on a positive note I will end with the pros. Cons: 1. Sound: We had one of the front rooms and the busy road noise is loud. Also, we could hear everything from our neighbor including them snoring. 2. I asked for an amenity for the birthday celebration and we were promised something waiting. I had to ask again and we ended up with two pieces of chocolate. I've paid a lot less for hotels that have included way better birthday amenities. 3. The room is nice but nothing exceptional. 4. Smores hour is cute but the smores are definitely stale. 5. I dropped something behind the tub and it was clear things had not been cleaned back there. Everything else was very clean, and that is important to me. 6. The restaurant is overrated. Go to other spots for the vibe and food. The pros: 1. I absolutely love the connections that this hotel has to wineries and wine tasting. We would come back just for this as staying at farmhouse gets you exceptional service at the partner wineries. This is what makes it special! 2. The wine happy hour hosts were also great. Special shoutout to freeman who was extra sweet to us. 3. Everyone is very nice and helpful. The service really stands out and brings this hotel up to 4 stars. 4. The lobby cat is very cute!

It's the small things in life that we should focus on. Farmhouse Inn certainly makes sure the…read moredetails are taken care of. I stayed on a cold and rainy weekend. It was a TREAT to check-in and get an immediate outpour of love and welcomes. I was offered water, choice of soaps and bath salts from a local selection, and a tour around the property. We arrived after dark and I was so glad I didn't have to stumble around to find my room. My room was cozy and the decor was farm chic. Turn down service was already complete with rice crispy treats on the table the first night and chunky chocolate chip cookies the second night (both incredible). The room was gorgeous and I felt right at home. There were two fridges, one for wine and another for beer and non-alcoholic drinks. The fire place and outdoor fire pit were nice features. I enjoyed the homemade marshmallows at the s'mores table outside. Again, small touches of luxury and love. We felt like we had the entire grounds to ourselves most of the time. We hardly saw the other guests. The grounds were beautifully kept as well as the rooms. It looked like a AD Magazine feature! We attended the wine happy hour, with pours from a local winery. You get a tasting and can purchase a bottle (or more) to enjoy. Some brought their own snacks, otherwise no nibbles were served. We had plans in the area and didn't eat on-site. The on-site restaurant menu looked great and it was a nice option for those who simply wanted to stay and relax. It certainly highlighted farm fresh ingredients. I also did not get a chance to try the Wellness Barn, but I would love to go. There is an outdoor pool, ice cold when I was there. However, the hot tub looked inviting. I forgot my swimsuit, but you must bring yours. Check with the front desk about pool hours. Overall, the staff are kind, hard working, and really try to make your stay special. I loved using the local soaps and salts during my stay. The treats left in the room were definitely delightful. Their pastry chef is excellent. Not so great: *The lights and noise from the refrigerator. *Steam shower did not work and the staff didn't know how to use it. The shower (minus stream pipe) and jacuzzi tub worked perfectly.

Great for what it is, a roadside motel/hotel right by Northwood Golf Club. Shower head was broken…read morein our room. There was a microwave to cook and heat food and a mini fridge save food in. Had an Ice Machine that we used to put ice in our cooler, ice bag, and water bottles. There is a water machine in the 'lobby' that has three temperature settings, Hot, Cool, and Cold. There is also a pool, though it was closed when I was at the hotel, but is open during summer from 9am to 7pm. Had some great breakfast options near by. Great little place though! Beautiful scenery near by also!

We found this place online. We were looking for a hotel with…read more2 beds for 2 nights. After seeing the pictures and reading the description, we booked the room. There is a no refund policy, which means you cannot cancel your reservations. This place is very expensive, more than what we wanted to spend. With it being summer, peak season, and no other rooms within 75 miles, we had no options but to take it. The place is very old, very very old. They said that they newly renovated. The repainted, put in new linoleum floors, super cheap beds, they are really cots with a soft matress put on top, they are not real beds. They give you a child size table and 2 child size chairs to sit on. A mini fridge, which is okay, and a very tiny microwave. They do not do yard maintenance, even though they say it is more natural and organic and better for wildlife, and to save water. They said the mow every 2-3 weeks. There are huge rosemary shrubs in front of all of the rooms. They are overgrown and should be trimmed, your view is blocked. There are a few plastic tables and Adirondack type chairs out in the field, but nothing near your room if you want to sit outside. There is a nice pool which they lock up every night at 7pm, so your family has to get out at 7pm. The bathrooms are small but come with towels, etc. They have hair dryers, soap and shampoo. We had a few issues our room, I reported it to the 800 number, whom told the manager. He called me and we discussed the issues, and said thank you, that he was unaware of those issue and he will fix them. I was satisfied with my conversation with the manager, he was very professional and understanding. Thank you Xavier. This place is next to Northwwods golf course. There is a restaurant at the golf course. Next door is a little cafe with good food. It is quiet and peaceful here except for a few noisy tenants. $320 per night is way too much for this place. See photos. It should be no more that $129 per night.

We liked our stay here! While a bit rustic and unusual in its layout, there was plenty of room for…read moreour group of 5 couples. We do an annual wine-tasting trip in the area and have previously stayed in a hotel. The Lodge gave us the opportunity to all be together in one large house, while still affording the privacy of plenty of bedrooms and bathrooms. The only reason I'm not 5-starring this review is that we had an ant problem when we arrived, and the house was out of TP, both issues that were rectified, but still brought major inconvenience. Also, the hot tub was very nice and warm, but bubbles wouldn't work. We would definitely rent here again, and hope to maybe do something in the summer months so we can use the pool and sun deck area. Overall, a good experience. Thank you Alexander Valley Lodge!

Wish I could add pictures to this review. Dirty, old towels, peeling paint, old beds that need…read morereplacing, needs some serious cleaning, a pile of dirt was in the corner of our bedroom. One bedroom only had curtains on half the windows, we had to put up a sheet which wasn't easy to do. The view from the dining room is fantastic and there is plenty of room for 10 around the table. The view isn't worth the long winding, steep, gravel road, with a drop off on one side, that gets you to the house. The patio is lovely to relax on, but don't recommend turning on the waterfall, it smells moldy. Maybe if it was less expensive, described & photographed more accurately, I could have dealt with some of the issues, but for the price it was too high for what we had to deal with. I don't like posting bad reviews, but I want folks to know what they are getting for their money.

My second time staying at the Case Ranch Inn, beautiful scenery, accommodations with Farm tot able…read morebreakfast! Corinne is super sweet, the most sweet lady and host during our stay. I can't wait to return for my Birthday. If you need a good place to stay and get away from the hustle and bustle, Case Ranch Inn is the best place to stay in Forestville, CA

This is a hidden gem close to some of the best of the Russian River attractions. The grounds are…read morebeautiful with fruit trees, grape vines and plenty of cozy benches or chairs to relax in. Corrine, the manager was outstanding. Attentive and clearly there to give stellar customer service. I can't speak highly enough of her cooking. The breakfast featured their own custom made grape juice using a steam process, and a spread of fresh food that was both healthy and a delight to eat. The rooms are nice with a large bathroom, and robes. I always love when a place provides me with a robe. The bed was comfortable and the place is clean, nice on the eyes and very comfortable. Loved my stay and I will go back. Hopefully many times.