The Maysonnave House belongs to the Sonoma League for Historic Preservation. It was built in 1910…read more While the house itself has been beautifully preserved, it's mainly an events venue&office space. Don't expect to see anything about life back in 1910 Sonoma. When you drop in, it feels awkwardly like walking into someone's private home. People use it for events- and that makes sense. It's an events space rather than a historic one. The people are friendly. It's historic, but not impressive. Its nearby cottage, also built in 1910, has been up for debate, and was nearly demolished back in December- http://www.sonomanews.com/opinion/5362964-181/editorial-maysonnave-cottage-raises-question Will the Sonoma League for Historic Preservation preserve and restore its companion?

Absolutely wonderful. We attended an event here for the Sonoma International Film Festival,…read moresponsored by Yelp, and it was fabulous! The employees (not sure if they work for Maysonnave, or if they were hired for the event) were so helpful and attentive! Would love to come again.

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.

I'm not sure why some Yelpers hate on The Lodge as it's well maintained and has something for…read moreeveryone. The lobby is welcoming with drinks (coffee, lemonade) and snacks (cookies, apples). There's a free Pac-Man in the hallway, an Art gallery, and a small market with ice cream, soft drinks, and misc accessories. Wit & wisdom is open for dinner and Benicia for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. (See separate reviews). The patio by the pool has free Pringles there's a beverage truck with wine and beer. They do wine tastings a few afternoons between 430 and 530 but the pours were minuscule. The room itself was spacious (I think we got upgraded since it was midweek). There was an outdoor sitting area including a big bath tub. There's a nice spa on grounds. You can't easily walk to square but they have a free shuttle in a nice VW van. Coming back we waited less than 10 mins. If you're coming to Sonoma, you should defn consider staying here.

1 Star - Extremely Disappointing We stayed at the Marriott…read morein Sonoma expecting a solid, comfortable experience and left completely underwhelmed. The room felt tired and neglected -- outdated furnishings, visible wear, and a general lack of cleanliness that you wouldn't expect from a Marriott property. Housekeeping was inconsistent, and basic requests took far too long to be addressed (when they were addressed at all). Service was impersonal and unhelpful. Front desk staff seemed disinterested, and there was little follow-through on anything we asked for. For the price we paid, the overall experience felt overpriced and underwhelming. We won't be returning and wouldn't recommend it.

This place gives off cozy and relaxing vibes! Small winery with plenty of tables to sit around to…read moresip and dine. Winery is more of a casual and less uppity-feel compared to surrounding wineries in the area. Came here for a tasting with a few friends. We ordered a charcuterie plate and some bites to share. Family oriented and pet-friendly winery with a small play area for the kids. Parking lot is kinda small, had to park across at some other event that was going on.

Great spot in Sonoma for an afternoon with kids. Service was impeccable, wines were decent and food…read morepairings were delicious. They have a slide and cornhole for kids to stay busy. Low key awesome spot.

Nice venue for all occasions but especially a wedding event …read more Came to check out restaurants but to no luck .... Forktable closed down after 5 years . So many suites for lease.

Ambience so peaceful and romantic. Can't comment on service since office was closed (weekend?) when…read morewe came and visited. No food either with restaurants clued too. Wine tasting open but didn't go in because I had to drive (I turn red easily) and don't want any ticket. Didn't also had a chance to try the only food truck present at the moment due to time constraint ((had to leave). Can't imagine though how nice and romantic of an experience it would be if you can have your wedding/reception at this venue. . Amazing nature's beauty of the whole place everywhere you look. Interesting history behind its development too. Perfect place for big gatherings/events. For sure be interested in coming and visit next time on regular weekdays.

Sonoma Community Center offers many classes to our community and many people enjoy the activities…read more We cook at Sonoma Community Center and it is with pleasure we see preschool kids, elementary school kids, adults, seniors and all of our community enjoying the classes at Sonoma Community Center. I am very pleased the Sonoma Community Center is LBGTQ friendly and offers a Queer Youth Art Club each month. Stop by and walk around, explore the secret garden, the pottery available for purchase or even volunteer! Cheers to the Sonoma Community Center!

This is such a cute little center in downtown with ample street parking nearby. They have a free…read morelibrary outside and lots of art and culture to explore. Everyone is friendly and bathrooms are clean.

Visited this winery this past weekend! It was so beautiful, clean and great atmosphere. The outdoor…read morearea where we had our tasting was so peaceful and felt like you might be in Italy. We did the 4 wine tasting and a charcuterie board. Our server was great, friendly and helpful. We loved getting to hear about each wine and taste and even got a complimentary chocolate wine tasting since we were there for a bachelorette party. The charcuterie was about $30 and was pretty small would be my only complaint.

Great winery place. Amazing view and clean also very quiet. Came here 8 years ago. Love their…read moreValeriano (Red wine) came back for more. Prices really went up from $40 to $60 now. Inflation but it's worth it. Bartender was very friendly and nice. Totally recommended.

Always enjoy events at Suite D! Came for their last event for the season...Inspired by Poppy. Food…read moreand wine enjoyable but the best was the company and meeting new people. Food was good but not always on target. The first course was their Jambon au beurre. The butter was fantastic (& plentiful) but needed more than 1 small baguette slice to go with the delicious ham. Next the citrus & burrata was the highlight for me...wonderful taste, texture, savory & sweet. The entree featured a roasted chicken with peas, asparagus & mushrooms. The chicken was dry and peas tough. It was saved by the delicious mushroom infused sauce. The cheese course was much anticipated but no bread/baguettes were served with it. The puffed mocha/chocolate cream puff was good. So overall a good meal with great company.

Service was good. The food was cold and in some cases over…read morecooked. The tables are family style in a cramped industrial space. It's way over-rated.

I've lived in Sonoma for 4 years now and have had several good experiences at this Hall. Weddings,…read morefilm screenings, bartender battles and even concerts of well known musicians - this venue has come through time and time again and been so comfortable and perfect. The rental rates for the space are a steal, so it makes for an awesome event space no matter what the occasion.