It's a nice property overlooking vineyards with an adjacent restaurant (Geyserville Grille) which…read morewas not open on the Monday and Tuesday that we were there. It's about a mile from downtown Geyserville so not really walkable to restaurants. We booked a deluxe king room with a balcony from a third party site. On their web site, it's shows vineyard views. The room we were given had a view of the pool and freeway, which was quite loud with kids in the pool and car noise. For $220/night, I don't like to look at the freeway. Ask for a vineyard view if you go there. The rooms were nice, recently remodeled with a mini fridge, fireplace and comfy bed. Loud air conditioner and people talking in the hall detracted from ambiance. In the summer, they often have weddings or bands on the back lawn so be sure to ask about that. The Inn did give us a free wine tasting for two at Bannister in town, which was quite good. The Inn has wine receptions on some Fridays nights as well. Overall, I'd recommend but ask for a room that doesn't face the freeway or parking lot.

Checked in on a Saturday around 7:30pm. Got a great value through hotels tonight. And since we had…read morecome here before, we decided to stay again. Check in was so easy. The girl at the front desk was so friendly. Stayed in room 209 which is upstairs. The rooms are nice. Our room looked out onto a vineyard. (Nice view without the hefty price : ) There is a small patio with a door too. It was nice to let in the cool breeze. Since Sunday was Easter Sunday, the grill next door was offering a discount on their brunch items. One small item....the bed linens seem to be kinda worn this time and not so fresh and crisp. I could hardly tell there were pillow cases on the bed pillows. Other than that it was a good overnight stay.

Back to start our greatest hits tour and they did not disappoint! A fix priced $100 pp menu was…read moreexcellent - start to finish. And, on a perfect spring evening on the deck with the sky fading to black over the distant hills and the temperature slowly cooling, it was magical. Started with olives, almonds and a carafe of local rose, which was delicious. This was followed by some outstanding bread with herb butter and caperberries, and local, Mendocino cured king salmon, which was a celiac special! It was delicious and herbaceous with avocado, caperberries and dill. This was followed by the salad greens with asparagus and bresaola. The bresaola was a great compliment to the greens and the asparagus was particularly unique - fresh, crisp, fresh and while not quite asparagus-y they were so good, a bit sweet. They were from Zuckerman Farms in the Sacramento valley. Next was a bowl of noodles and asparagus, ramps, very fresh fava beans (not firm or mushy!) and parsley, or the same over polenta instead of Italian pasta noodles for the gluten-free. It was simple, but fresh and rich and luxurious. Three for three at this point. The end point was duck confit with oranges and kumquats over wild rice with some greens. The duck was perfectly cooked, although a tad too salty. Nonetheless, we cleaned the plates. And, who would have paired rosemary with oranges (?) but it worked. The meal was finished with vanilla ice cream over meringue, topped with lemon curd, and fresh strawberries and rhubarb, both of which were not only fresh but redolent of the flavors that they appear to have otherwise lost. The wine list is small but we greatly enjoyed both the pinot rose from Scribe and the pinot noir from Drew. I remain very frustrated by all of their fees and add on costs. Yet, I don't feel cheated or that it was all unreasonable in the end.

This was a second stay, and it was just as wonderful as the first. In a world of…read morehyper-commercialism and advertising, keeping things simple is really hard to do, and the Boonville Hotel & Restaurant flawlessly pulls it off. Every detail, from the freshly cut flowers inside the room to the garden and living room in the main house, is purposeful and elegant. I also should mention the food, which is excellent! The culture of the Anderson Valley gracefully comes through with every bite. In fact, the food alone is worth the trip. I have been to many Michelin-rated restaurants. While the meal might not be accompanied by the chef's life story, everything about the food, the dining atmosphere, and the local ingredients is every bit Michelin quality. A few other tidbits: Kid friendly, plenty of space to play in the backyard, but no games, no pool. The sister restaurant, Offspring at the Farrer Building, across the street has the same food, but also pizza and a few other kid friendly options. Two onsite EV charging stations. They both work great; the front desk needs to remotely turn them on. Looking forward to my next stay!

When you need a cheap room with a place to stay in then this is it. However, it was kinda a mess…read more Bed frame was all janky, making noises like it was gonna break all night. The internet was so bad you couldn't even watch tv or your your phone (zero cell service so you really need to rely on WiFi which clearly was bad bad.)The couch looked like it with through 30 lives with the amount of stains, I didn't bare to sit on it. The shower also immediately flooded above the ankle when showering. I have photos of sheets with black mold on it. Idk just seems someone bought the property with no actual property management skills and I understand it's Guerneville, I get it, not looking for 5 stars but lord this place was like a trap house inside the hotel rooms. Also I left a lighter outside my room and walked to the market (50 feet away) and the maintenance guy took the lighter than proceeded give me another lighter (after approaching him) which was filled with weed/hash all over the bottom. The couple next door said he did the same thing to them) Overall it kind of was the expectation of a cheap room in Guerneville. Kinda sad since the adjacent Rio Nido Roadhouse is the coolest place in Rido Nido. Gave them a 5/5.

We stayed here with our family after booking through Airbnb and honestly loved the whole…read moreexperience. The lodge has a super cozy forest atmosphere, it's very quiet, relaxing, and the hostess was incredibly kind and welcoming. It's the kind of place where you can truly disconnect and enjoy nature. We'll definitely be back -- I still need to settle unfinished business with the local fishing spots because I forgot my "lucky lures" at home Only a couple of tiny things that could maybe be improved: the coffee wasn't really our favorite, and the BBQ area could use a little love. But honestly, that's just personal taste. Overall we had a great stay and really enjoyed the place.

Caution! I have never given a bad on-line review to anyone…read moreor any entity and unfortunately this is my first. I got off the phone earlier today with whom I think was "Joe", possibly the manager regarding my complaint over a dirty room (esp floors) and perhaps sheets that had dirt or maybe sand. The customer service was probably the worst I have experienced, including dealing with the French (no I'm not Francophobic, my wife is French and we go there a couple of times a year). After taking a morning shower I noticed dirt outside the shower and after walking back to my bed my feet were black from the dirty floor, yes black. I left early in the morning for a court case, before the managers were available at 10am. By noon yesterday I was driving back to Monterey. I only asked for an adjustment to the $11 surcharge for that room though a more reasonable accommodation should have been offered given the experience. The push-back was swift and unyielding - "you waited two days to inform us" (actually one day given that we were then driving for 4.5 hrs) and he indicated that we couldn't "prove it". We have stayed at Eagle & Rose Inn several times previously without issue and I am very disappointed over "Joe's" tone and lack of consideration, all over 11 bucks. As such I give this treatment and experience a big thumbs down. C'est la vie, as the French would say...

I loved the stay here. It was very quiet and peaceful. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I…read morewas reluctant at first due to the reviews from their other hotel in Middletown, but I'm glad I booked with the one on Cobb. The room we got was very clean and cozy. It's across from a golf course and is surrounded by trees. Will definitely book with them again.

My husband and I recently stayed here for 2 nights for our anniversary and loved it. Our room was…read moregreat and the Inn is the cutest. The breakfast service and food was incredible and we loved having our coffee delivered earlier (and then more coffee at breakfast time). The wine happy hour with lots of wine options and our own veggie and dips platter was delicious and fun too. We met other great guests and loved our stay. We'd also walk to downtown for meals and exploring which was a great walk and most of the exercise I got on this vacation... While we were there and planning our next trip back, we heard that they're unfortunately closing for 6+ months in 2025 since they have new owners. I really hope the same charm and all the special detail comes back to this spot when they re-open (and hope they're not closed for long!)!

The River Belle Inn is an incredible gem located next to the Russian River. It has beautiful suites…read morethat overlook the river as well as garden view suites. We stayed in the Alexander Valley Suite to celebrate our wedding anniversary. It has a large tub in the room that comfortably fits two and overlooks the romantic fireplace. It also has a comfortable king sized bed. Definitely a perfect room for a special occasion. A full breakfast is offered every morning and you get to select where to dine, such as the River Room (recommended), the dining room, garden patio, or even in your room. The menu selection is extensive and generous. Every evening there is a happy hour with a great selection of local wine and a snack platter that is delightful! They also serve warm chocolate chip cookies. This is an incredible to meet new people. Each night we had stimulating conversation with guests who traveled far and wide. We were late for dinner both nights because of the great discussions we had. Briana was the manager on site and she is incredible! She needs to teach a master class on hospitality. She thought of everything and was so warm and accommodating. We had a special and memorable time. The River Belle Inn goes above and beyond to create an experience you will remember and talk about for awhile. Looking forward to our next visit to River Belle Inn.

We absolutely loved our stay at the Cottage! There is no other location in the Dry Creek Valley…read morethat lets you stay this close to arguably some of the best wineries in the country. While it is somewhat of a walk to the closest nearby wineries (and W. Dry Creek Road is a cramped little street to walk or bike along), you don't have to go more than a mile in either direction to find multiple great wineries. And if you want to just relax and spend time out in the vines themselves, this is the spot as it literally sits on the edge of a Zinfandel vineyard. The Cottage itself is comfortable, quaint, and well-stocked with anything you might need.

My wife and I plus another couple stayed over the weekend in Zinscape. We occupied the two…read morelodging options: the cottage and the Garden room. I can't over state how pleased we were: We found the cottage and the garden room waiting for us pleasing to the eye and sparkling clean. The cottage is on the edge of a vineyard with a view that stretches from the large patio door to the mountains at the edge of the valley - the kind of spectacular view that will keep you there not wanting to go. The Garden room is facing a large lawn surrounded by trees - serene and peaceful. The rooms were equipped very thoughtfully with anything that one might need. The beds are comfortable. Either bathrooms are large and clean - The Garden room has a spacious shower, the cottage has a Jacuzzi tub. Privacy is perfect! We didn't see or hear anybody else. The area around the property is "thinly" built. Since everything was so well prepared, we didn't need to call the owners - We knew they are not far but we never saw them when we came in until we departed. It is just outside of Healdsburg so you have to drive a few minutes to the town for dining etc. But then we loved being nestled between the vineyards - it was so rewarding. I can go on and on but you get the essence of it. We will be back.

This place is a blast. Was here with couple of friends for…read morea night and it was everything we ever wanted. Great staff.

Had a wonderful time at the Drag Brunch. The emcee, performer, venue, and food were amazing.read more

Really a special place, in a historic building from the 1800s. The host was extremely welcoming and…read morefriendly throughout. And t the food was really excellent. The chef is very creative and original. We shared a few appetizers, the tuna crudo was very different and very delicious but they're homemade pasta was quite inventive and really outstanding. Our dinner entrees were excellent we had the pork and the halibut entree but truthfully the dessert that we finished with was out of this world quite excellent. The name of that dessert was simply a strawberry and rhubarb dessert and the name didn't do it justice because it was very different very special very delicious we probably could have eaten that for the entire night because it was so good.. unexpected. Definitely would recommend coming to this beautiful spot

We've come to The Madrona so many times, and time and time again, the experience has been nothing…read moreshort of wonderful. Chef Phi is easily one of our favorites in all of Sonoma. The man can truly cook. We've tried a variety of his dishes, and each one shows such intention, from the flavor profiles to the textures; and everything is always beautifully presented. It never misses. His congee is absolutely to die for, and those thinly sliced pork pieces with crisped skin and tender, juicy meat are a standout every single time. Check out that pic of burger he made for us for burger week! You can really taste the quality, especially knowing he uses fresh vegetables straight from the garden on the property. That is farm-to-table at its finest. On one of our visits, we stayed in a suite above the restaurant, which made the whole experience even more special. It was so nice to head upstairs after dinner and fully relax in our own space. Our room was stocked with thoughtful treats upon arrival, and we had access to the most beautiful private gym. The pool area is stunning, and we loved riding the bikes they provide to explore the property. I would absolutely stay here again. Everywhere you go, there's curated art to enjoy, which adds such a unique and elevated touch. They also host special events throughout the year. We especially love their summer movie nights, lounging on the lawn with fresh popcorn, wine, and Red Vines is such a vibe. All in all, our experience started with the restaurant and kept us coming back for more. It's made even more special by the team, who consistently make us feel so welcomed every time we visit. Thank you for always spoiling us, Chef. We are so grateful for you. Your talent and skill truly shine, and The Madrona is lucky to have you. See you again soon!