This lovely inn is run by an energetic inn keeper in her golden years. Leilani the owner was…read morewelcoming and have us a tour of the property. The inn has three rooms with an old-school charm with added touches bringing you back to the eighties. We were provided robes and towels for the hot tub. The hot tub was very warm, it could have been hotter in my opinion. Also, it was a little confusing as to how to turn off. There were all the amenities in the kitchen. We had fresh fruit and home baked muffins for breakfast, and a complimentary bottle of white wine. My bed was a little harder and uncomfortable compared to my friend's bed in the main room that was softer and more comfortable. The properly is beautiful and you can see Sterling Vineyards from the hot tube. Overall, a hidden gem and a perfect spot to stay while I'm Calistoga. We stayed in the Dutch Henry Suite.

scratching my head as to why nobody has reviewed this place in five years…read more.. But here goes mine: only stayed for one night, a cold, wet rainy one. Almost walked into the innkeepers front living room we couldn't see the side entrance. The room was nicely appointed and heater was on for us. There was a fresh loaf of banana bread, fruit, cereal milk, etc in the room. Nice touch, but for a longtime bed and breakfast traveller, I really did miss the morning dining room breakfast usually made by the host. . always a great way to get back on the road after a hot meal made by the innkeeper. The location seems incredibly ideal if you are winery- hopping the Napa area. A creek runs right by the backyard, we could hear it running full all night, it was pleasant!

An absolutely amazing experience, I think if you are coming for a long weekend, skip the "fancy"…read morethousand dollar a night hotels and give Rancho Caymus Inn a try. From the moment we entered the gorgeous doors to the front desk, we were in love. The lobby era has such a cool vibe, I would live there. A small fireplace, free water, coffee and tea starting at 6:30AM, and a heavenly scent. The staff was so helpful and carried our bags to the room (and later let us store our bags on our last day when we went to tastings). The property is stunning, with well thought out flowers, fire pits, stained glass, etc. It was one of the most unique spots we stayed in hotel wise in a very long time. The pool onsite was fabulous and cleaned well (though hot tub was slightly slippery so beware). The meeting room was gorgeous for the evening free tastings and everywhere you looked or sat, you found well thought out details. Even the restrooms near the pool had a good smell, were clean, and had higher end soap dispensers, etc. Now for the rooms - super large, cool well on hotter days, and oh man they get so dark at night, you think you are sleeping in a cave. TV worked well and had ton of channels. Coffee maker, small fridge, small fireplace included, and all rooms have a balcony or deck with up to 4 chairs in ours. Rooms were pretty soundproof and the beds were so comfy and large (though wish the pillows were slightly firmer). Free water in the room upon arrival too and plastic glasses to bring pool side. They had comfy robes, a fan in the bathroom, and a little shelf for soap AND for the shampoo and conditioner. The mirror in the bathroom allowed space to put stuff inside and there was also a dedicated spot in the room with mirror and counter space to get ready on. I know some of these things may seem small but honestly, this level of attention to detail is so appreciated. We got great sleep both of our 2 nights. We greatly appreciated the morning breakfast- onsite staff was so kind and I think the scrambled eggs were the best we got in a hotel restaurant ever. Even their simple onsite coffee surprised me, not being too bitter or acidic. Definitely get the model english muffins and the granola bowl! They also have free parking and a small onsite store to buy wine, tide to go pens, etc. Overall a fabulous time and many walkable wineries nearby! Don't hesitate to give it a try.

So wanted to give a shout out to Karen. She helped us check in and out this time and was amazing…read moresuper friendly as always helping create a memorable experience. One of mine and my wife's favorite hotels anywhere on this planet. It was such a great job and so much fun staying here. Would recommend the same when they are confirmed over the top experience.

Had an awesome time there this last weekend. It's just off the main drag enough to feel private and…read moresecluded, while also being close enough for a very short walk into town. We were impressed by the quality of everything. The towels, the various coffees and tea provided, even the plates/silverware. Will absolutely be returning. 10/10

We stayed here for our weekend in Calistoga, my friends and I rented 2 of the units. I stayed in…read morethe largest unit and it was SO CUTE!!! Every detail is perfection and you can tell that someone put a lot of thought into every single detail, all the way from the pictures on the walls to the wine in the fridge. I would HIGHLY recommend staying here if you ever visit the beautiful city of Calistoga!

We had been frequent visitors to Calistoga before Covid and have stayed at almost every property…read morethere except for the newer ones that were established in the past few years. We stayed at the Inn on Pine many years ago and it was still the Euro spa and remembered it fondly.As we planned another trip to Calisto there I saw it had been refurbished, with owners, but still a decent price for the weekdays. So we booked for respite next month after some very serious family and friend illnesses and deaths, hoping to be able to rejuvenate a little bit there. We booked the reservation and only then did I read the reviews. I saw that the most recent one just a couple of weeks ago had video of cockroaches in the room and a less than stellar response from the property manager. When I sent a VERY FRIENDLY EMAIL asking if these problems have been addressed, I got a very surly response that basically said "we fixed the problems but if you want to cancel, go ahead." To be honest, I was pretty shocked as I expected something like "we fixed those problems, we look forward to hosting you." Or some other kind of pleasant response. I couldn't believe how surly this response was so I called the Inn , and spoke with the front desk and explained the situation. Her first response was "I'll happily help you to cancel if that's what you want to do." I then responded that since two people had suggested I canceled. Maybe I would take the suggestion. I then wound up speaking with a lovely person at the Calistoga Chamber of Commerce and explain the situation and was told this was not what they would expect , especially from a smaller property like the Inn. They offered to find me another place, but we already booked another B&B. Just a warning that Valerie, the manager is no longer there, and the current manager knows that even if someone cancels somebody will come along and rebook so they could care less about individual guests. I'm going to stay at the other property where my questions have been answered and that was welcomed without a problem.

My fiancé and I stayed here to celebrate our anniversary and were looking forward to experiencing…read moreeverything downtown Calistoga has to offer. At $383.55 per night, we expected a clean, comfortable, and well-maintained hotel; something every guest should reasonably expect when booking a hotel room. Unfortunately, we woke up to find several cockroaches in the bed where we had been sleeping and were crawling on top of the bedding while we were under the blankets (see videos attached). We documented what we observed with a video, immediately reported the issue to management, and chose to leave the property early because we no longer felt comfortable remaining there. We were initially informed and came to a verbal agreement in person that we would receive a full refund. However, we were later advised (once we had already checked out) that the resolution had been changed to a partial refund (50%) based on management's assessment of the situation of what they considered to be "a few bugs and some dust". While the issue itself was acknowledged and significantly downplayed, we felt the final resolution did not reflect the seriousness of our experience or the impact it had on our anniversary trip. For us, this was never solely about the refund, it was about losing a meaningful part of a special occasion due to conditions we did not expect to encounter nor should have at any lodging establishment. We are sharing our experience so that other travelers can make informed decisions before booking. Be very cautious when booking here. There are several other lodging accommodations in the area.

My partner and I came for the weekend and we're having such a lovely, relaxing time. If you love…read morepeace and quiet plus a cozy family atmosphere this is it.

This place is as good as it gets. Im surprised that I am the first to review this place on Yelp,…read moreconsidering its well documented on other review sites. I am a contractor and stayed here with a few coworkers while working on a project nearby. The Rustridge Bed & Breakfast is part of the larger winery and equine operation located in Chiles Valley, only 15 minutes off of Silverado trail. Passing Lake Hennessey, Left on Chiles Pope Valley Rd, and then right on Lower Chiles Valley Rd, this place is a bit out of the way but definitely worth the drive for their small batch wines on a working ranch. Some reviews on other sites claim it to be much much farther than it actually is. There are several smaller wineries in the valley within a 10 minute drive, as well as Moore Creek Park, Lake Hennessey, and Lake Berryessa. Napa Valley and downtown St. Helena are within 15-20 minutes drive. As stated before, this is a working ranch and winery, and therefore its very rustic. This is not a modern spa resort, but rather a quiet getaway. Susan and Jim, the owners, greet you with wine tastings and see you to your room, then leave you to privacy. The place is very clean, but as with any ranch, spider webs and such are to be expected. While they do technically have WiFi, its basically dial up. Cell service is non-existant. Expect to get an occasional email or notification, but do not expect any sort of video streaming or social media. The allure is a quiet and secluded place, off the beaten path. The breakfast is amazing. Every morning, the housekeeper cooks a full family style breakfast. Coffee, tea, fruit, yogurt, and granola are waiting when you wake up. Once ready, she will bring out something different each day. Each day during our stay, we got a different egg dish, potatoes, bacon, waffles, etc. Overall, I felt compelled to review this place because on other sites, reviewers complained about what its not, instead of praising what it is. A legit bed & breakfast run by attentive owners for a quiet and secluded place to stay, disconnected and off the beaten path of Napa. Turn your phones off and enjoy.

Fantastic stay! Can't go wrong with a stay in the…read moreYountville area where restaurants and tasting rooms are walking distance to the lodge! The staff was super friendly and I loved getting text updates whenever there were complimentary tastings or fresh cookies. They made the bed daily unless you had the privacy sign on and refilled water daily. The pool was fantastic and so easy to grab a lounge couch. Breakfast was complimentary and they had great options like your standard sausage and eggs but also salmon lox, fresh fruits, rotating pastries. Absolutely amazing!

The Napa valley lodge is nicely located on the end of Yountville with easy access to the Silverado…read moretrail or highway 29 It's a great location for wine tasting without being in downtown yountville or st Helena The room was clean and quiet We were called by house keeping to see if we wanted our room serviced Parking is free, no hotel fees and they provide a nice complimentary breakfast in the morning The only negative is the shower head is too high and the lack of water pressure

Ready to stay 1 more night in Napa. Already 3 nights into a 1 night stay and no vacancy anywhere…read more Since we were in the Yountville area we opted for the Alila, a Hyatt brand, in St. Helena makes it 4 nights. This place is super expensive. Good thing I had a bunch of World of Hyatt points to use instead cash. Driving in there are only a few parking spaces so have to use valet parking which I'm never a fan of. But, first perk, it's free. After check in a bell hop walked us to our room. Upon opening the door we are greeted with a awesome view of the Beringer Winery grounds and after stepping on the deck a creek below us. Lots of electronics here including light switches, a tablet with hotel information and be warned as you approach the bathroom the computer toilet lid opens on its own. You've been warned. The light switches by the bed has a romantic setting. Not sure what it did cause the lighting looked the same. All the light control were on touch pads. The deck overlooking the creek and Beringer had a nice couch and 2 big cushioned rocking chairs around a round gas fire pit. It a controlled by a timer on the wall so if you fell asleep out there it would go off on its own. At night the deck is very private but come morning it might be a good idea to wear clothes since people are walking around on the grounds across the way. Unless you just don't care. For dinner we went Salvia on the grounds and perk 2...free corkage for the first bottle when you stay at the hotel. The air stayed on all night which keeps it nice and cool. In the past at other places I've rigged up balloons and other stuff to trick the sensors to keep the air on. So back to Mr. Toilet. Not only does the lid open it is a full bidet with seat warmer, sprays and air dryer. If you want one for your home they are on Amazon. The grounds look great with pool and gym etc. Didn't take in any of the other amenities this time.

We got off to a bit of a rocky start to our stay here and that's possibly because we arrived early…read more We had a long drive and had planned to get some lunch and do some shopping on our way so I thought I had planned it out to arrive around 4:00 (check-in) however, because of the terrible heat lately we found we were not interested in lingering any longer than necessary and that caused us to arrive early. There is really no parking available here. There are a handful of spots that I assume are always taken and then the valet area. They charge $35 per night for the valet, which is not unreasonable, but if I had known then what I know now, I would have parked somewhere nearby and sat in my car in the AC for an hour. We had requested early check-in just in case, and as it was my first time at this property, I assumed I could check out the grounds If they still needed a few moments to prepare my accommodation. I travel a lot and I have been early to many check-ins and either the room is ready or I sit in the air-conditioned lobby while I wait. Honestly, having been to Alila Ventana Big Sur multiple times, I did not think there would be any issue. When we exited the car, the valet directed us to the check-in area. I am not being hyperbolic when I tell you that it was smaller than my walk-in closet. There were three employees inside and us walking in filled the entire room. We were told we could have a seat but I almost laughed. The room is so uncomfortably tiny. A second employee had to squeeze around us with a tablet to go outside and check in another couple while we were being helped. I asked if they had a lobby (hoping to head indoors and rest somewhere with AC) and I was told, with a laugh mind you, "This is it!". Even the staff knows it is ridiculous. Ultimately, they explained that they did not have a room ready and they would put us on a wait list and we could check out the grounds while we waited. The problem with this is that there are really no grounds to check out. There is a grassy area, a pool and a covered area by the bar. We were also advised we could walk over a bridge and down to the neighboring Beringer Vineyards for a discounted tasting. We walked over to look at the pool, which is incredibly small, not as comically small as that check-in area mind you, but still far too small. We were already dripping sweat at this time, but we tried to make the best of it by playing some cornhole. That lasted for 2 minutes and then we sat in the shade by the bar with some waters and waited in the horrible heat. A patron at the bar was complaining of the heat and asked that more fans be brought out so someone placed one on the counter for her. I also heard staff tell her that they have been asking their management for misters for this area because the heat is so unbearable. We meant to grab some bath salts on the way but forgot, so in an attempt to escape the heat, we eventually headed to the spa to purchase some. I spoke to two employees multiple times explaining that I wanted something for the room. I did not like the smell of their larger containers they showed me and opted for singular bath bombs. I liked the lemongrass and lavender. When I did finally make it to my room, I found complimentary bath salt near the tub. This is not a big deal, but it would have been nice if one of them had mentioned that the same items would have been provided for free in my room and saved me the time and money. After my purchase, I went back out into the heat to wait some more. I just want it noted that the rest of our stay was fine, but this introduction to the property was terrible and it is the part that made the mark on my memory of the service and quality here and how they treat their guests. Our room was lovely, easily 9/10. My only complaints are that the beverage cooler did not cool our non alcoholic drinks. It seems to be only for wine and ran at about 60 degrees instead of the 40 I was hoping for. My husband is allergic to alcohol and he likes his drinks cool as well. Unfortunately, there are also no ice dispensers, so you have to either walk to the bar with your bucket and ask for ice or call and request that someone bring it to you. We declined to do either in the heat. There was a tear in our automatic drapes which let some light through and the constant noise from the street was quite loud. However, the bed was very comfortable. I loved the toto bidet (I have them at home) and the small bottle of complimentary Pinot Noir was a nice gesture even if I did not care for it personally. The balcony was lovely and I made good use of the fire pit. We also did an activity while we were here and paid $300 for what was booked as a 90 minute education. It only lasted about 40. Although I enjoyed it, they may want to change the time allowance on the guest reservations as many people factor that into the cost before booking. Based on our experience, I don't know if we'd stay here again.

Such a great, relaxing getaway. Everything went well during our stay and that's because of the…read moreamazing host, Kurt. When we first arrived, we drove through a bridge and then we were surrounded by planted gardens and fruit trees with a few chairs and tables spaced apart. We called Kurt and he came right away to help us, directed us to a good parking spot, and then showed us around. We arrived around 10:00AM and it was still quiet with only one other couple by the pool. Kurt showed us where the switches for the hot tub jets were, the switch for the sauna, towels, bathroom, water, etc. The rest of the day was extremely relaxing. People slowly trickled in and seemed to hit peak occupancy around 1:00PM. There were beautiful views of the hillside and trees. Everything clean and neat. Plentiful umbrellas for shade. A quiet atmosphere with friendly conversations. There were always lounge chairs to choose from. I loved the layout of the place. The pool, hot tub, and sauna were all spacious and never felt crowded. Around 6:00PM the pool area starts emptying out, and weather quickly gets cooler. I'd recommend bringing a cooler with drinks and snacks to maximize your relaxation time. An amazing place to be and we'll definitely be back whenever we need to let go of any stress.

We returned to Meadowlark for our third vacation this past weekend. This time we brought a dozen…read morefriends with us and rented the pool house in addition to each couple's private room. Each room is beautifully appointed with jacuzzi tubs and plus robes. It was hot outside and the air conditioning was nice and cold for comfortable sleeping. The beds were so comfortable, everyone commented on their great sleep! The grounds are luscious and there was beautiful landscaping, flowers and peach trees bursting with fruit. There are three lovely horses that we enjoyed visiting and treating to carrots. The pool house was the perfect place for an intimate birthday celebration for our whole group. It's has plenty of lounge space, a private deck with umbrellas and a full kitchen for easy food prep. Two single guests stayed here in the two sleeping areas. The owner Kurt is always a lovely and attentive host and the property is even more special because of his wonderful presence. We plan to return with our friends next year.