I booked a room here for one night this past weekend. Unfortunately, there was an issue with the…read moreroom type I had reserved versus the one I received, as it was the last room available. On top of that, I had a very noisy neighbor with a baby crying throughout the night, which made for a less-than-ideal stay. I was understandably disappointed and shared my concerns with Lynn at the front desk. Lynn was incredibly kind, listened with genuine empathy, and made sure to communicate everything to her manager, Kendall. When I spoke with Kendall the following day, she was already aware of the situation, showed sincere concern, and took immediate action to make things right. That level of attentiveness and care truly stood out. Sometimes things don't go as planned, and issues arise; that's inevitable in hospitality. What matters most is how those situations are handled. Lynn and Kendall exemplify what great customer service should look like: professionalism, compassion and accountability. I will certainly be back on my next visit to enjoy this beautiful property and the outstanding service they provide. Keep shining and continuing to deliver a world-class guest experience.

It was a bit underwhelming for a resort. The prob is that…read moreit's right across Train town- you can walk to it. The outdoor tub was amazing! Other than that, the furniture is pretty outdated and there is a line on the weekends for their restaurants- so if you're trying to eat there for breakfast you better be there before 8:30-9am!

We stayed in "Hawker" and overall found the unit and the overall experience outstanding. The…read moregrounds are beautifully landscaped and there are bikes available for use and a patio area with fire pits. The property is just a short walk from Sonoma Plaza and there is a Whole Foods across the street. Our unit was facing the street, so we could hear car traffic and the trash removal which took place most days around 4 AM. They do provide ear plugs in the room, but we didn't find them necessary. We would definitely stay here again when visiting Sonoma.

Everything about Sonoma Bungalows exceeded our expectations. Our group of twelve shared 3, 2…read morebedroom bungalows and everyone enjoyed having a king bedroom with ensuite baths. There was space enough for all of us to gather and everything we needed was provided. We all remarked that this was the most beautifully appointed vacation property we have ever rented. We'll definitely be back for our next group excursion!

Ok we reserved this place after looking at Yelp and Reddit and I don't think there could possibly…read morebe a better place. They serve breakfast at your door and it's too notch. They also have some suites with jacuzzis and the woman at the front desk is amazing. Please pick here this is a luxury hotel for regular prices. This is it!

Everything from check in! Professional but welcoming. The…read moreaccommodations were excellent, everything we needed. The location was was great-walking distance to downtown

Everything. The hotel and spa are excellent. Very relaxing and the restaurants were delicious. The…read morerooms are super clean and have all the amenities.

Very nice scenery and friendly staff. Great location and very hot outside. Very close to san…read morefransisco as well.

Just paid another visit to the Olea Hotel for my husband's birthday. Still love this place but it's…read morestarting to lose some of the charm it once had. But first, the good: their accommodations remain fabulous. We stayed in the Upper Poolside Cottage (Room 10) and it's just wonderful. The Comphy sheets are just heaven. Their bath towels are also plush and luxurious. Two thumbs up for in-room linens! Heated floors in the bathroom and 2-sided fireplace provide nice warmth and comfort. Complimentary snacks and fizzy water in the mini fridge are a nice bonus, too. The poolside cottages are the cat's meow, and just a short hop to the pool and hot tub. But there are several things that I noted during our last visit that made me feel like maybe this may have been our last visit to the Olea. First, there was a goodly amount of trash strewn about the property. At the hot tub, there was a wine bottle cap on the bench (I know, wine country, to be expected, right?), but what truly grossed me out was the wad of used athletic wrap right next to the hot tub. Blech! As I grabbed both of these items and took them to the trash (all of five or six steps from where they had been scattered), I noticed even more bits of trash in the corner area near the planters. Like more trash than would be expected by just one party being messy. (Also, the planter area was weedy and just seemed neglected.) I dismissed it as just not getting some needed attention, until I returned to our cottage and noticed several more pieces of trash right by our front door that I had missed earlier. And apparently so did housekeeping and management. Plus broken tree limbs atop the roof of the main building. And a huge rip in one of the pool lounge chair pads. And a very large hole (~3") in a pool towel. Just signs of general neglect and subpar for this place, especially at their price point. Second and perhaps even more disappointing is how much the included breakfast service has changed. It's gone from a 2-course, made-in-house gourmet affair to a continental style DYI breakfast, apparently now even on the weekends. The only thing made to order is the avocado toast (for obvious reasons). For those guests who hadn't enjoyed the previous offerings, perhaps it doesn't seem too bad. Nice spread. But I sorely miss the delectable morning meals and the awesome homemade chai along with the service for breakfast. I'd give this an updated 3.5 stars but will round up to 4 because I still really want to love this place. Also, Star provided friendly and welcoming service at the front desk, which was appreciated.

Very cute little hotel, has everything you need, very clean, friendly staff, just a very basic…read moresmall hotel. Parking was a bit more difficult for us, only because we had a larger vehicle. The morning breakfast is very good, few basic items but all the necessities. Love how they have wine and champagne when you arrive.

We absolutely loved our stay at the Inn at Sonoma! The grounds were so pretty and we really enjoyed…read morethe walk to breakfast every morning. There was a happy hour from 4-5 pm every day featuring different wineries with free tastings, which was one of our favorite things to do each day of our trip. I don't have pictures of our room but it was a double queen room and it was GIGANTIC! We had so much space and it made our girl's trip that much more enjoyable. I'll definitely be staying there again my next visit to Sonoma!

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.

Absolutely the most spectacular stay Jan 13th - 15th 2026. Customer service is five star, Rosario…read moreSanchez at the front desk -professional, friendly, knowledgeable. The room - well the detail to decor is amazing. Many a thank you to all the staff, looking forward to more visits.

We had an average stay here. We came as part of a wedding block. When we called we asked to be…read morebooked in a king but were booked in a double full bed room instead which was pretty grim. The beds were small & not the most comfy. You can tell the place is old & it didn't have much light in the room and felt almost like witness protection. The WiFi was spotty. The complimentary breakfast wasn't really much of a breakfast. Most of what was offered (bread, quiche, yogurt & cereal) we couldn't eat because of the gluten and diary. The staff was kind for the most part and the place was pretty clean, it was also conveniently located to everywhere we needed to visit but to spend over 300 a night at this inn, you'd expect a bit more, given even holiday inn provides a much better breakfast. Luckily we didn't spend too much time on the property but way too overpriced for what it provides.

The best place to stay in Sonoma. More than all the comforts of home. Attention to detail is…read moreamazing. We love love this place! This place is huge! We stayed at the Farmhouse (the red one) with a huge pool (unshared), hot tub, gigantic back yard, and beautifully decorated home. I can't say enough about this house, and all 3 Properties.

From the owner: We are a Luxury Vacation Rental, 2 short blocks from the Historic Sonoma Plaza in Sonoma,…read moreCalifornia. Our rental offers a recently remodeled 2 bedroom, 2 bath home on a private 1/2 acre lot with 15x35' solar heated pool, private decks and entertainment areas and separate hot tub. We can accommodate up to 4 guests (2 persons per bedroom). Our rates our generally $375 per night plus tax in winter and $425 per night plus tax April through November. Please ask about weekly discounts and our add on features.