LOVED THIS PLACE!!!!!! The building was esthetically pleasing and the staff were friendly. When I…read moretell you we had a good time and we laughed we did just that. We took several pictures and enjoyed our seats on the rooftop. The white wine was chilled to perfection and worth the visit. Would I go back? YES, I would.

Stopped in for a drink and really enjoyed the place. The waiter was very informative and helpful…read morewith ordering. Making great suggestions. The place was comfortable and welcoming. Peter was also super helpful with recommending other wineries and places to eat. It was great talking with him.

Cutest hidden gem in Napa! So glad I found this b&b. Bann means home in Thai, which is exactly how…read morethey make you feel when you arrive on property. The rooms are huge and spacious and very elegantly decorated. They also offer complimentary breakfast the next morning with your choice of food and drink. Wow! On a nicer day, there is an outdoor pool and sauna that can be used.

If you like ants in your bed, broken faucets in the bathroom and a spa that was completely broken,…read morewe don't recommend this place at all. They even changed our room and there were ants on the vanity counter. Still feel itchy! Not one dime in credit for the stay, which, by the way was promised by the owner. If you like ambiance but don't care for operational responsibility, stay away!

RESTAURANT (The Grove)-- Lunch was fantastic!…read moreSat outside under the Olive Tree canopy : ) Peaceful Service was perfect. Salads, starters, and main dishes were great. Smoked fish Benedict :0 Wine selection was a bit limited and they were out of our preferred wine : ( Also....walkaround the garden and go upstairs to see the old kitchen ware!!!

Came here for the black food and wine event and it is a very nice venue!! It's very modern and…read moreupscale! A very large spacious venue that has a nice outside lawn to dance and have vendors. It's two stories with an outside patio. It has a lot of space inside to even dance inside. I will come back here if they have more events out here in Napa. Very nice beautiful venue! The parking can be bad but it's alot of street parking and valet. -Marshay D.

The Detroit style pizza is FIRE; I would return just for it…read more Vibes are good, typical of the Napa scene. Would return and recommend (esp the Detroit pizza).

Immediately when you walk in this quaint and well placed brewery has a welcoming and open feeling…read more Most of the seating is on the patio that overlooks a park directly connected to the Napa river. Located next to the Oxbow I highly recommend taking a quick detour to stop by this brewery. I tried the War of Art IPA, and while I'm a pretty big fan of their beer, this one stood out as a crisp, easy, drinkable IPA that quenches your thirst and cools you off n a warm day. The bartender was extremely helpful and attentive and kept the line moving fast. I order the kale Caesar salad and it was pleasantly delicious. If you like Caesar dressing I recommend ordering an extra side but I found the light dressing to work really well with the Cale and accoutrement.

What a beautiful winery! We did the early tasting at 10am and as we came here early. This place…read moregets so busy. Corey answered all our questions and he was great. This is a great place for a celebration, date, or just if you want to go to a nice winery. We didn't get a membership as their wines are good but not something we wanted to have sent to us every other month.

Wow, how far Domaine Carneros has fallen is truly sad…read more I have been coming here since childhood (with about at 15 year break for obvious reasons). In the 90s and early 00s they allowed well-behaved kids, and I remember being enchanted by the sheep cutouts, the pate and cheese, and the beautiful fountain. We eventually stopped being brought around, but my parents stayed members for decades. When I returned as an adult as guests on my parent's membership, the visits were wonderful. Servers were warm, the wine was phenomenal, the view stunning, and the food always great. After years of joining my parents, I finally became a member myself. Since then, visits with my husband have been inconsistent. To be clear, WE are consistent- we dress well, behave respectfully, never overindulge, and tip generously. Most of the time service is attentive, we taste everything, order plenty of food, and buy lots of wine to take home. Friends have even joined because they loved the experience. But about a third of the time service feels strict, stingy, and inattentive, and I cannot understand why our treatment differs so much from my parents, even with the same servers. But, we came back again and again, because MOST off the time it's a dream. This past weekend, however, may cost them two memberships. We visited with two couples, one already a member and one interested in joining. We were dressed well, respectful, and ordered plenty of food. After asking for a couple more tastes to go with our next round, we were told there was a limit of four pours. When the server returned (I had asked for some time to reconsider the tastes if we were limited), she said three. Everyone agreed we were told four the first time. If this is a new policy, why did it change within minutes? Why weren't we informed the first time we asked to try something else? Service declined from there. No checking on shade, slow follow ups when we asked for additional accoutrements, and no water top offs unless we asked. We were absolutely mortified that our good friends we had invited had this as their first experience, after us spending years telling them about how magical it generally is here. We ended our visit early and spent our money at Iron Horse Vineyards, where we enjoyed hours of great wine and a beautiful view without being cut off. One of the couples actually ended up joining their wine club based on the stark differences. Domaine Carneros lost an additional membership, hundreds in purchases, and may lose two dedicated members. All it would have taken was a few more ounces and a little more time. When we visit wineries where we hold memberships, we expect to be treated as valued guests and to enjoy tasting as much of the menu as we can until we are finished. Little gifts sent to us on our membership anniversaries are cute, but where is that same sentiment when we're there in person? That doesn't seem like too much to ask for other wineries. I keep giving Domaine Carneros chances though, as I have so many amazing memories here. My parents were shocked when I told them. They had just visited and had the experience they have enjoyed for decades. So why didn't we? We now have to decide if keeping this membership is worth it. The wine is excellent and the views impeccable, but I am not sure I want to support a place that so clearly chooses who gets better treatment.

Great check in experience with a complimentary glass of Rose'. Nice rooms and amenities- robes,…read moreslippers, Lather products. Great valet service. Tasty cocktails at the bar. Excellent location to walking everywhere. Nice fitness center. The only bummer is many of the rooms face each other looking over the roof. And if you make a mobile reservation you wont know until check in if your room has one or two King beds. I would stay here again, but I'd call to make the reservation to know the type of room I'm getting and where it faces.

Sadly enough, this hotel is dealing with serious THEFT ISSUES which management is unwilling to fix…read moreor even review. I recommend the reader staying elsewhere if you have any valuable items. My story below. We stayed at the Archer Hotel Napa mid December 2025. When departing the property, I left my Stetson cowboy hat in the room ($1K+). Realizing this the next day, I contacted the Archer Hotel who informed me that nothing was reported yet (with a promise for a follow up notice). After 3 weeks of silence, I reached out again and was told that staff had not found the hat in the room. I must point out that the hat was packed in a special-purpose large box; given the size, special packing, value, and nature of the item, it is inconceivable that it would have been discarded as trash. Evidently, it was stolen. I then escalated this issue to management who mostly ignored my requests (I can share various emails for those who care). I did learn that there is security footage but access or review of it was denied (and one would wonder why that was not done in December following my first call?). This makes it evident that management (GM Michael Pace and Director of Operations Patricia Wilson) prefer to turn a blind eye and as such indirectly approves of staff holding on to left-behind items of value. Again: this is theft. I am now left with filing a report with the Napa Police Department.

Please heed my warning (and those of the other most recent reviews!) and save yourself the time,…read moremoney, effort, and stress - hire literally ANY other caterer for your event. After months of poor communication and several displays of unprofessionalism, I tried to cancel our contract 6 weeks prior to our wedding date. I was in a dispute with the owner (Gabe) to try and get a refund for an event he hadn't even catered, and he refused to provide it. Note that the owner himself has stated that he thinks his business is headed to an end. See attached photo for text messages I received from him with this claim. If anything, you don't want to work with someone who cannot maintain a professional demeanor in their client correspondence. In case you need further convincing to NOT hire Ring of Fire, feel free to read through my ordeal below. --- In February of this year, I reached out in search of a wedding caterer. Gabe invited me and my partner to a complimentary tasting with other couples who were interested in booking. The tasting went great (the ONLY thing that went well in all my interactions with them) so we booked and paid a 50% deposit. Over the next few months I reached out to get deadlines and feedback on our proposed menu. After repeated attempts to contact him, the only time he really reached out was to offer a discount on our balance if we paid it early. In hindsight, this should have been a *red flag* - no professional would ever reach out to a client to ask them to pay something in advance of the contract terms unless they were poorly managing their business and finances. Instead, thinking it was gesture of customer service, we went ahead and paid our balance early to get the discount. However, after paying, Gabe unprofessionally asked us to reschedule our already confirmed site tour in favor of booking another lunch. My wedding coordinator and I agreed to reschedule, only to have him NO SHOW for the site tour. 15 minutes after the confirmed meeting time I called Gabe to get his ETA. He didn't seem to know where our venue was (even though he accepted a calendar event with the date, time, and address in it) and told me was still 50 minutes away so we proceeded without him. Had we waited, he would have been OVER AN HOUR LATE. At this point, I lost faith that ROF could cater my event. We were still 6 weeks away from our date so I requested to cancel our contract and get back the balance payment (that HE requested we pay early). Needless to say, he did not want to grant the refund. I worked with an attorney and determined the best course of action was to file a dispute with the credit card company AND to sue him in small claims court as backup. Luckily, the credit card company resolved the dispute in my favor but I still experienced an extreme amount of stress trying to book a new caterer with less than 6 weeks from my wedding date - something I would never wish on any bride. Again, please save yourself the stress and look elsewhere for your caterer.

I would not even give this business one star. I was a guest for a birthday celebration most…read morerecently and I was appalled and disappointed by the service. They were late in getting to my friends birthday celebration. Uncalled for.! The food was just okay but there was not enough for any seconds on appetizers. The staff seemed to not really know what was going on and did their best, alas the coup d'etat that the dessert was melted. Relatives of the birthday party ended up going to a local store to get dessert for the party because the catering staff was at a loss of what to do, to fix the problem, it was awful. This company is so unprofessional. I would never recommend them to anyone. Just bad, bad, bad on every level.

A National Historical Hotel, this property is on the Napa River in a tony part of Napa. The hotel…read moreoffers views of the river. There is an esplanade along the river which connects many fashionable restaurants, shops, bars and other attractions. We stayed in a "Standard" room with two queen beds, a small balcony, plenty of room. If you want to go whole-hog, there are many "Executive" and "Deluxe" rooms, but elegance does not improve your sleep. There is free parking, Wi-Fi and no "Resort Fees". There is wine everywhere in Napa and this part of town has a very laid-back vibe.

This was our first time staying here. We love the experience of coming into a lobby and feeling…read morelike we're on vacation. The lobby and our room were not even in the same building, so seemed so disconnected. It was like staying in an apartment or motel to get to our room. We were told our room was in the back of the building with a view of the river, but the view was nothing grand to look at. The room was comfortable enough, but the bed in our room needs to be replaced. The first night I didn't sleep well, as I felt as though I was going to roll out of the bed, because the edge of the bed was so soft and worn. The second night I rolled up an extra blanket to place on the edge of the bed. They did bring you breakfast goodies every morning which was a nice touch. The rooms are not cheap, which is okay if you getting the quality to match the price.

We came out for a wine pairing picnic. It could not have gone better…read more Our "guide" was Alan and he was very professional and hospitable. There was enough food for 6 people instead of the 4 in our party. It was well thought out and very tasty. The wines were fabulous. The grounds of the winery were spectacular. We had a cover table in the garden with beautiful greenery all around us. Highly recommend this place for their events

we found this winery on a sunday afternoon and were immediately seated in their very attractive…read moreatrium; being very warm day , it felt like the perfect spot in the shade to sample their wines. Server named William arrived and we expressed interest in their Cabernet Sauvignon selections We were each able to enjoy at least six different Cabernets (it's easy to lose count!) and William was able to describe and comment on each in an entertaining manner. He also kept track of which wines we preferred and was most helpful. He is quite the character and very gracious...... We liked the variety presented on their cheese board which was a very nice complement to their wine. We purchased two bottles of the vintage we most enjoyed and plan to return when the tasting urge strikes us again.

We stopped at Crush Lounge for a late lunch, and it was totally perfect for our needs…read more The service was prompt and friendly. I ordered a BLT sandwich with French fries. And it was so good- lots of crispy bacon and fresh tomato and lettuce. The bun was fresh and soft but held up well (read not soggy) against the tomato and mayo. My husband opted for the soft pretzel, was was piping hot upon arrival and came with two sauces- a mustard sauce and a cheese sauce. We finished it all. The sandwich was so large, I took half back to our room to eat for later. Crush Lounge also has a small bowling alley with several lanes. We didn't get to try it as it was reserved for an event, but this is such a cool feature of the property. This is a solid spot for a quick bite to eat or for drinks when staying at the Meritage.

Crush has a lively, welcoming vibe with a full bar, plenty of table seating, and comfortable lounge…read morechairs gathered around an indoor gas fireplace that adds a nice touch of ambiance. There's music playing, but it's at a perfect level where you can still easily hold a conversation. The bar area also has multiple TVs if you're looking to catch a game. The space offers more than just drinks, with a small bowling alley (six lanes) and a pool table, making it a great spot to hang out. Bathrooms are located just outside the lounge, down the hall near the elevators. Service has consistently been solid during my visits. Staffing has never been an issue, and it's always been easy to get help at the bar. The drinks are well-made and flavorful, though on the pricier side. The only food I've tried so far is the carnitas nachos, and they're definitely worth ordering. Overall, it's a fun spot for both adults and kids, and it's usually our first stop after checking in.