We Loved - and I mean LOVED - our stay at Southbridge. From the small details to the amazing…read morewalkable location, we couldn't have asked for a better place to stay to visit St. Helena in Napa Valley, CA. They welcome you with a nice personalized sign in your room, complimentary water and apples. The sustainable features are impressive - Instead of plastic bottles and paper cups, they give you a glass carafe and glass cups. The towels are so soft and plentiful, extra pillows and a blanket supplied were nicer than my own linens at home, certainly not just the extras. They supply cozy and comfy robes, a duraflame log for the fireplace upon request, and a sweet turn down service with stamped cookies that shout "welcome home." We enjoyed the walkability to visit art galleries and boutiques in St. Helena. We attended brunch at Mustard and Dinner reservation at Charter Oak. *Yum*!! After a long day of wine tasting, the restaurant next door/attached has delicious wood fired pizzas which we could not pass up! The drinks at the bar were generous and was a nice switch up from wine (although they have wine too, of course!) while we watched the sports game that was on. We dropped off our Continental breakfast selections which are delivered straight to your room the next morning. We felt so pampered, eating breakfast in the comfort of our own room in our robes and slippers. The mini fridge allowed us to save extras we might want to snack on later. The Illy espresso machine made it so we could enjoy espresso throughout the day and even a decaf shot at night. The pastries served are on another level and pretty much awards them the best Continental breakfast we've ever had!! We were sad we didn't get to take advantage of the health spa privileges, but it felt very nice to know we could have enjoyed the spa and sauna should we have chosen to. They give you a complimentary tasting at Merryvale across the parking lot which is an exceptional value since to reserve online was $60/person. Their wines are fantastic and the people are just as great! Our trip to Napa Valley was superb thanks to the staff and grounds at Southbridge. We will certainly come again and highly recommend it to others traveling and looking for subtle luxury and amazing comfort.

I've seen Southbridge pop up on different travel/hotel apps so its been on my radar. Wife and I…read morewere in town on a Sunday, had great food and drinks and didn't feel like driving home back to the East Bay. Decided to hop on an app that shows me last minute hotel deals and saw Southbridge at the top of the list. Since we had a babysitter and the room rates were great, we decided to book our last minute stay. Just right across the street from Gotts and next door to Charter Oak, there was plenty of parking in the back. Front desk staff was very helpful and friendly and to our surprise, we were given Room 8 which was a big room that had a balcony that faced the street. Highlights - beds and pillows were comfortable, water pressure in the shower was probably the best I've experienced in a while. A quick little walk over to the next building over and as hotel guests, you have full access to all of the amenities at Health Spa Napa Valley (heated lap pool, hot tub, full gym, steam room). This was super nice to just unwind and relax after a day of over indulging. You can also place a light breakfast order to be delivered to your room at your selected time; boiled eggs, croissant, fruit, coffee, etc. Something to be aware of; the hotel is situation right off of the main road Hwy28 so if you're a light sleeper, you will hear cars, trucks and motorcycles all times of the day and night. Definitely plan on coming back again during off peak days to enjoy the amenities.

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.

Food was excellent. Location spectacular. This would have…read morebeen a 500 star review... however.... Please consider Leaving WATER on the table. Glasses are small and pretty, but I drank my water, my husbands and friends to hydrate, but no one came by to refill. The staff was very busy so I get it... just leave the carafe. We will be back... tremendous food. Breakfast sandwich was clutch, portions were perfect. Food came out quick and hot. Mocha was massive.

My husband and I stayed at Meadowood for a long weekend in May and had an absolutely wonderful…read moreexperience. The service throughout the weekend was incredibly attentive. They have a real knack for knowing what you are going to need before you ask for it. Our room was comfortable and had a sitting room with wood burning fireplace and a large bathroom with an enormous bathtub. Our first morning we took advantage of the group exercise in the gym and did a hike around the property on our second morning. The gym was very well equipped and the group class was held in a large room next to the gym. We partook in the spa services on Friday afternoon and had a deeply relaxing massage after using the spa/sauna. We only went to the restaurant for breakfast in the morning but the dining room is very sleek and glass enclosed and the food was delicious. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a relaxing weekend away and would come back in a heartbeat!

Very comfortable room. Comfortable bed, and a beautiful view of the vineyard. Suggestions would be…read moreto add a microwave to the in-room kitchen, which has a nice size refrigerator, counter space with sink, and table and chairs. Also, please add streaming TV availability, or pay movies.

Vineyard Country Inn was an excellent choice while our St. Helena home was under renovation. The…read morecottage-style accommodations provided plenty of privacy and comfort, making our extended stay feel relaxing rather than temporary. The beautiful landscaping and quiet surroundings created a true wine country experience, while the staff was consistently friendly and welcoming. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would gladly recommend Vineyard Country Inn to anyone looking for a peaceful retreat in Napa Valley.

This is my second year in a row staying at Harvest Inn for a nearby conference…read more The grounds are absolutely lovely, and my stay coincided with the Napa 750 Road Rally, resulting in the parking lot being filled with vintage (pre-1972) sports cars. What a treat. Friendly service here and timely response to requests. The rooms are cozy, spacious, and well-maintained. The heat/AC works well. Most importantly, the beds are excellent and the pillows are nice. I'm always surprised how many hotels miss these points that you'd think would be essential. The fitness center is a good one, with treadmills, pull-up bars, TRX bands, a bench, and dumbbells up to 75 lbs. Can't wait to return.

If I could give Harvest Inn more than 5 stars, I would in a heartbeat! Our stay was absolutely…read morewonderful from beginning to end. The hospitality was beyond exceptional. Everyone was so warm, welcoming, and attentive, making us feel truly special throughout our stay. The property itself is absolutely breathtaking--beautiful, peaceful, and perfectly maintained. Every little detail made our experience feel luxurious and memorable. This was more than just a place to stay; it was one of the most relaxing and enjoyable getaways my husband and I have had. Everything about Harvest Inn was top-notch, and it honestly exceeded all of our expectations. We were sad to leave and can't wait for the opportunity to come back. If you're looking for a beautiful, relaxing place with outstanding hospitality, Harvest Inn is truly something special. Five stars simply isn't enough!

This is our second stay as we came last fall and loved it. Upon returning we immediately were…read morereminded of the incredibly kind attentive service that Mimi one of the hosts, provides. in addition to her kindness she gave us a tour once again of the incredible gardens that this property maintains meticulously. There are fruits and vegetables and flowers and just about everything you can imagine in just a beautiful setting. And she is just so proud of what she has and loves nothing more than sharing it with her guests, we know that firsthand. The room itself that we have which is in the cottage House is quaint and simple but really quite comfortable. everything is clean and they are just so attentive for anything you could possibly need or want. As we are not staying in the main house we get a continental style breakfast in the morning and again Mimi goes out of the way to provide freshly baked breads and muffins and fruit that she's picked from her trees and tomatoes that she's picked from her gardens And homemade jams again from the fruits of her garden and does everything possible to make you enjoy yourselves. And this year we have also been fortunate enough for her to provide us with these incredible homemade organic exquisite unusual iced teas again from various ingredients on her property. They are delicious and unlike anything we've ever had. And once again not to be repetitive or redundant, but this is not something that she has to do for us this is something that she wants to do just to share because that's what kind of person she is. Beautiful place beautiful setting beautiful location. no it's not a five-star resort but for what you are getting in this incredible setting it's hard to imagine that every single person that stays here doesn't enjoy it like we do.

Napa Farmhouse Inn is a special place. We were there for two nights to celebrate a major birthday…read more It was, as my wife expressed, beyond expectations. The physical facilities were charming, clean (but there were some ants as might be expected in an organically run facility), and really comfortable. The breakfast that Mimi made consisted of fresh fruits, homemade bread, and different egg dishes on our two days there of the highest quality. The 3 acres contain a plethora of fruits, flowers, trees, and is there to enjoy. There are many areas where one can sit and simply enjoy what's there. Mimi and Ed are extremely hard-working hosts and enjoyable to talk with. One may wonder about the price; when I mentioned it to my daughter, she said, "oh that's cheap!" While I may not agree with that, I can say that it was alright for our celebration. I don't know how to price an experience; it's different for everybody.

Such a cute little hotel! The grounds are absolutely charming and have such a cozy, relaxing feel…read more We really enjoyed our stay! The sauna and hot tub were definitely a highlight, and the bed was super comfortable. Our room was clean, comfortable, and had everything we needed for a relaxing stay. Overall, we loved it here and would absolutely stay again the next time we're in the area. Such a lovely little find!

It had been over 2 years since our last stay at El Bonita and what a difference those two years…read moremade! The rooms have been totally remodeled as have the bathrooms. All in a very modern, clean design. We liked it before - we love it now. The shower is very inviting. The new breakfast room is spacious and features increased quality and selection of breakfast items including very large and tasty croissant! I found the front desk clerk to be very kind and accommodating. She even kindly let us check in early! Photos below are of room 11, pool side. Sorry, we always take our own pillows on road trips so those are a bit out of place.

This place is stupid cute! We are talking Like out of a movie cute, this is what one expects a…read morehotel should be when in wine country! flowers blooming all around! A patio that overlooks a vineyard. The room was so clean and had one of the biggest showers I have ever laid eyes on. The complimentary breakfast is the best I've ever had the pleasure of eating offered by a hotel! The coffee is also some of the best I've ever had at a hotel! The coffee was called halfway to heaven and by golly if that wasn't the truth! I would absolutely come back:)

My partner and I booked a weekend stay at this hotel. We got a king room with a vineyard view. The…read moreroom was spacious and the views of the vineyard were gorgeous. We were initially quite satisfied with the place overall, until later at night when we were in bed and noticed blood stains on the sheets. It wasn't just one or two drops--there were several, in different spots throughout the bed as well as the blanket. It seems that housekeeping is not doing a good job of cleaning the sheets each night. The poor housekeeping is especially concerning amidst the pandemic. It's concerning enough that blood is on the sheets and not being cleaned, and it's a whole other concern that housekeeping didn't even notice the stained sheets. We called the front desk to request new sheets and blankets, but they were only able to provide us with a very thin sheet, so despite booking a deluxe king room, we had to sleep without comfy sheets and blankets. There are several other gorgeous boutique hotels in the Napa area. Book another place that takes cleanliness more seriously.

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.

My husband made dinner reservations for our weekend trip to Napa Valley. They had complimentary…read morevalet and it was easy to find which made the start of our experience effortless. There is a suggested tasting menu that the restaurant offers but how the menu works is you can pick between a 3 or 4 course dinner. We opted for 4 courses so that would include dessert. The cuisine and offering is seasonal and very California- American. Our selections: 1st course- Diver scallop Sweetbread 2nd course- Fried zucchini blossom Tomato risotto Main - We both picked A5 Japanese Wagyu which also had an added charge of ($75) Dessert - Panna cotta Creme brûlée Other adds includes: - amuse bouche - Bread with butter and pressed olive oil made on site (amazing!!!) - palette cleanser - after dinner candies (jellies, chocolate and caramels) The service was great. Food was so fresh and delicious. We were blown away with the A5 Wagyu offering and how it was prepared. With our late reservation we missed the golden hour and view but just sitting outside was so nice. We would absolutely return again.

Absolutely a gorgeous location. Seated promptly for our 8:30 reservation. Food presentation was…read morelovely. 3 course dinner was paced nicely and the lamb course was picture perfect. My only and large criticism was the food was not served hot. I'n sure Chef didn't prepare these dishes this way.