Overview
by Lissa Poirot
This Napa Valley hotel feels more like being invited into a private home estate to enjoy the weather and the area vineyards. Families can best benefit from the deluxe rooms with two queen beds, a fieldstone fireplace and 42-inch flat-screen TVs. Premium king rooms are oversized studio suites with a king bed and sitting area with sofa and chairs that may also accommodate families. One-bedroom suites provide separate living and bedroom space, as well as two fireplaces, while the largest suite is the Yountville Suite with a living room, dining room, outdoor patios and separate king bedroom. All rooms provide complimentary Wi-Fi, as well as mini bars that can be cleared and coffee makers. An outdoor swimming pool and terrace is the heart of the 5-acre property, with Hopper Creek Kitchen providing outdoor terrace dining with a farm-to-table menu. Bed and breakfast packages are available, and the hotel offers complimentary wine tastings.
Our Editor Loves
- Free Wi-Fi
- Swimming pool
- Napa Valley location
Family Interests
- Museum/Cultural
Family Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Onsite Dining
- Pool
Reviews
by Mitchy923
The hotel management was very poor. My room had an uncovered shower heater with no warning it was hot enough to burn skin off that caused 3rd degree burns on my leg. When I asked the front desk for medical supplies and explained what happened, I was told I can walk a mile down the road and buy some (obviously with no offer of reimbursement even though we spent thousands at their hotel). I then tried to raise my concerns on the issue and the unsafe equipment that burned me in my room and was ignored. I tried to raise this to upper management and the GM as I would not want this to happen to anyone else, especially a child (luckily mine was not with me). I have received no return of my many calls, messages, and voicemails. Their social media site responded and said they will ensure the GM reach out to me, again, no response by the GM. They could care less now that I paid for my stay and am no longer their problem. So I am left no other option other than to let others know of potential mistreatment and the burn danger within the room before they book their stay. I would look elsewhere as there are many nice places in Yountville that care about their guests.
by Frolichhaus
We arrived late at night after a long flight and ride from SFO. Check in went smoothly and we were escorted to our room. Although we didn't know it at the time, the bellboy had ripped the rubber off of one of our suitcase wheels I imagine on the bumpy cobblestones on the path to our room. The room, room service and breakfasts at the restaurant were excellent. We did receive some bad advice from the concierge on the first day of the power outage, but in response to an email by my wife, we were comped for breakfast the prior day to partly cover our wasted Uber ride expenses up and back to an offsite restaurant up the valley that turned out to be closed for food business.