Hotels in Napa, CA

“Absolutely delightful experience!! So close to downtown Napa, beautiful place to stay, and the owners Joanne and Brian are just lovely. We really had a nice time and would love to go back!”

“Rooms were very clean and updated. Room and property well maintained. Service and the home made breakfast served in your room was outstanding. There is a personal touch here that is forgotten by big chains. Highly recommend this hotel and would definitely stay again.”

“We stayed there for a weekend for our anniversary. The place is beautiful, in the middle of the vineyards and there are not a lot of rooms so it was very quiet. Our room was big, beautiful, the bathtub was spacious, it was very pleasant. The breakfast was really good as well, you have choice between several dishes that are homemade with fresh products.

We paid $1555 for 2 nights, which is not cheap, and it’s a price we were ready to pay for such a nice occasion, in a place that called itself luxury.
I just have a couple of things that I noticed and that are, according to me, not “luxury”:

- The Twinings tea bags for breakfast, it’s not really good tea, it feels cheap and I would have liked to have a selection of high end tea. There was one good tea that was coming from Asia but it would be better to have a consistent choice with just good tea.
- The jam in the small plastic container, this is the same jam you can find in motel breakfast or brunch place. It would have been nice to have homemade jam or jam from a fruits producer.
- When we arrived at the pool, there were no clean towels, the dirty towels were still in the basket and someone changed them 2 hours after we arrived. According to me, this is something that should be done before the opening of the pool. Same for the cleaning: there were spider webs on the wooden structure where there is the couch to relax.
- We stayed at the pool from 10am to 4pm, we just wanted to relax. We would have appreciated if someone would have come to us to ask if we were fine and if we wanted something to drink, like a juice. I don’t think it will cost a lot to the hotel to offer that and it’s something that elevate the experience and is more “luxury” service as we were expected from this place.

Sorry for the long review! In the end we were satisfied and enjoyed the experience and maybe I’m too picky but when you pay this price and when the place claim to be luxury then everything has to be perfect.

Rooms: Beautiful bedroom and very comfortable.”

“Stayed one night in this lovely hotel while in Napa. I booked this hotel primarily based upon price and the hot tub. Unfortunately the hot tub had been out of service a few days and during my entire stay. The room was nice, although small. Nice amenities and bedding. The room faced the parking lot and main road. With the windows closed, the room was soundproof and minimal noise. Location was walkable to downtown napa. About a 20 minute walk. Free parking. Nice breakfast, nothing to get excited about.... But appreciated having the free breakfast. Service was excellent at check-in and during breakfast.Rooms: The room was small, however the bedding was quite nice and I had a good night sleep.Safety: Hotel and location felt very safe.Walkability: Hotel is approximately 20 minute walk to the downtown area.Food & drinks: Breakfast was pretty typical continental.”

“Sweet small bed and breakfast in foot distance from Napa downtown. In the late afternoon there is free wine and a snack plate. All through the day there are free tea, coffee and soft drinks.
The only negative aspect would be the quite loud street right in front of the bedroom.”

“This place was perfect. Easy to self check in. Perfect location. Easy walk to town for dinner and drinks. Easy drive to any where. The neighborhood was beautiful and quiet. So pleased with our choice to stay at the Hennessy House.”

“We had a very enjoyable stay. The many nice touches and attention to detail made us feel spoiled. Centrally located in downtown, an easy walk to restaurants and shops. Both Luke at the front desk and Justin at the Rooftop Bar provided exceptional service which helped make our visit even more nice and memorable. Highly recommend Archer if you are going to be in the area.”

“Excellent location close to amenities and just short drives to the vineyards. Very clean interiors and beautiful peaceful environment. Easy spacious parking right in front of your unit is a big plus for convenience. We felt very safe in this establishment.

Safety: Very safe community.

Food & drinks: Short 5 min drive to Oxbow Market and Walmart.”

“I can't say I'm a HUGE fan of this hotel, but what keeps my husband and I coming back is the overall package. Pros: Wonderful location. It's located in Downtown Napa, therefore walking distance to Oxbow Market, and several of the restaurants in the area. Also it being in Downtown Napa, this is pretty central to the wine region in general, which is a quick drive to Yountville, St. Helena, etc. My husband is a Marriott guy, so this is probably the best and somewhat decently priced option in Napa. There are more inexpensive options, but they are way farther away, and honestly it takes away from the Napa experience. If you're from far away, even if just staying in Napa for the weekend, it is worth the money to stay in this central area to really enjoy wine country. As much as I hate the Napa Wine Train, what I will say is that this hotel is literally located across the street from the launching point. So if you somehow got tourist trapped into this experience, this is a good hotel to be stationed at. Hopefully you're also a Marriott Bonvoy member, because the welcome gift here is a free breakfast, which is a voucher good for a $20 entree at their downstairs restaurant (confusingly not part of the Marriott group). This restaurant surprisingly has a great breakfast sandwich item with English muffin from Model Bakery!!! What a find!!! (usually hotel restaurants are no big deal). Speaking of restaurants, La Toque is located within the hotel, which was a 1 star Michelin restaurant for many years (only recently lost the star within the past year or so). My husband and I dined at La Toque maybe 1.5 years ago, and really enjoyed it!! The other pro is that each time we've stayed here, we always get upgraded to the 1 Bedroom Suite with view of the swimming pool. The room has a kitchenette, dining room table, and balcony, not that we ever need the space. The lighting always seems to be weird in these rooms though, I'm guessing because the roof hanging over the balcony hides the lighting, making it quite dark. The rooms here are a little dated too, and build-grade quality - nothing special like a St. Regis or Ritz Carlton, but decent for a weekend trip here. The common areas are nice though, with a nice looking swimming pool, and fire pit area, which I can imagine is really pleasing at night especially during the warm summer months. Also, parking is a huge plus. Do yourself a favor, save the $25 and park in the street, which is steps outside the hotel parking lot. It's safe in Napa, and you aren't saving any distance really. Cons: The price can be pretty steep - it's no easy cost to consume. The rooms are a little dated, and really nothing special, so therefore it makes it hard to justify the cost for the room itself. Overall, I think the package of this hotel is good. The location, being able to get an upgrade, free breakfast voucher, free parking (across the street), nice common areas, are a wonderful plus. Just rooms and price overall a little high, but unfortunately this hotel knows its self worth.”

“The house was beautiful, clean, and spacious. There is a large deck with plenty of seating, a gazebo in the backyard, and a Bocce Ball court! I would happily stay here again and highly recommend the Arbor Guest House.”

“They opened up the Wine Valley Lodge to The Covid19 victims. It's been a really nice here, soft beds bathrooms are great quality, and cable TV! The pool is not open yet because they don't want people getting too close to each other because of the covid-19 social distancing same with the picnic area is designated to the Smokers”

“I stayed here for 5 days with my family. The 5 days were peace and tranquility, there was no noise, everything was safe. The rooms are clean and large. the pool clean. The employers are very kind, the houskeeping and the kitchen girls are very friendly and are always attentive to your needs. I am very satisfied and very grateful. Don't forget to leave a tip. Thank you for everything.

Rooms: Clean and big rooms”

“This hotel surpassed my expectations. The rooms are updated, clean, and comfortable. Also, it was quiet. I will definitely return and would recommend this hotel to anyone!”

“Overall the stay was very good. One night there was a trivia night on the 2nd floor outdoor patio that was very loud when we were trying to relax in our room. I feel our hotel room should be a place we can go and relax. But it went on for over an hour and was very annoying.”

“Great place to Stay! Its what one expects from a Wyndham but sadly most don’t meet the bar! This one absolutely does!

Very clean and spacious rooms, great linens and shower. Check in was smooth and the receptionist was bubbly and very helpful with recommendations and information.

We walked to and from downtown for dinner, 1.5 miles , not a great walk but doable.

Would definitely stay here again!

Walkability: Nearby mall across the road with food options. Great food and wine-tasting downtown, we walked 1.5 miles but not a great walk on the main road.”

“We had a 3 night stay early October. We were not made aware of the construction work going on before we arrived .
So we had to walk past a building site to go to breakfast, the bar or the gym. The swimming pool unfortunately was not open.
To be honest the construction work wasn't a big deal to us, just thought I would mention it to make other potential guests aware.
On arrival, the lovely Rodney on reception, surprised us with a room upgrade. The room was a fabulous suite, very impressive. A lovely touch with the Dyson hairdryer in the bathroom.
Staff were very helpful and polite. Room service excellent.
Had the construction not been going on, I would give this 5 stars, however, I am happy to recommend this hotel,”

“Very nice. They pricematch. And signing up for the rewards club gets you exclusive member perks!

Food & drinks: Food is delish! And the wine is great too.”

“Really enjoy this hotel. Always clean, a comfortable atmosphere, nice club room for members. Great place for weekend getaway and family-friendly as well. Location is perfect for wine tasting trip.

Rooms: Rooms are spacious and well appointed.

Food & drinks: Food in the members' lounge was very good and a nice selection.”

“Don't go in off season if you want to relax.Front desk was rude.No one told us the meritage was under construction when we called to make the reservation. We walked into the construction lobby as there was little to no visible sinage that we were supposed to go all the way across the street to the grand reserve.We were put in a room where our view was a broken down fenced off hottub and altgough it was fenced off with fake vines for the guests walking around. we could see the derelict state of the hottub from our balcony.After going all the way back to the grand reserve they moved us to another room all the while telling us that the second room is dbl the price, which seemed tacky to me. We then faced the ice rink which was neat. Till u realize the music pumps loudly (heard over tv inside)till 10pm.We were looking for a nice pampered getaway for a cpl nights. Since we were paying more than twice what we paid for tge norm hotels. I.e. holiday Inn etc, we hoped there would be something included. Aside from the clout of saying we went there NOTHING was included. The skating was $25usd pp. Which should be free for guests. As well as parkingNo breakfast, the grounds we all under construction and desolate. (We knew we were going in the off season,but this was absurd)I want to bring up a wonderful establishment in Canada called Sparkling Hills. 8 different types of sauna, infinity pool, cold and hot leg circuit pool and a beyond luxurious breakfast buffet all included with the price and with the Canadian exchange is actually cheaper than Napa. Oh did I mention sparkling hills is littered with beautiful Swarovski crystals, every room feels like luxury and I never felt treated like a vagrant. Which is exactly how I feel we were treated by the front desk lady upon checking in. Don't wanna call her out too much as it's a company training/hiring issueI will say Trey or Tray, from the valet service was very kind and probably one of the only ppl that didn't treat my partner and I like vagabonds.Rooms: Rooms were meh at meritage and nice at grand reserve.Nearby activities: Nothing to do without a cost unless you're walking or riding your own bike. Which isn't great in the wintery rain.Food & drinks: $19USD for 2 undercooked eggs potato and bacon (no toast) from olive & hay. Just flabbergasted at nothing included.Noteworthy details: We went for a 40th bday hurrah and we were soooooo disappointed in the experience.”

“If you willing to walk along napa river for say 1/2 mile, location is excellent. Kimmy and walked from hotel along river and over bridge to downtown napa. On way back sat on river bank to watch birds. Highly recommend and doggie approved.”

“My husband and I enjoyed our 5 night stay at the Meritage. The room, buildings and grounds were clean, beautiful and well cared for. All the staff we encountered were super nice and helpful. Special shout outs to: Natalie, Bill and Ann at the front desk. Exceptional massage from Leslie at the Spa. Luis and Paul and the Commons Bar and Fiona at Olive and Hay. The only reason for not giving a 5 star rating: only Luke warm water for 2 days, which may have been related to issues due to excessive heat. No room at either pool on July fourth, which was probably due to the holiday. Overall great stay and would definitely visit again.”

“We spent 2 nights here. Firstly, you can't beat the location, it's right in the middle of downtownNapa. And the concierge was very accommodating, both at check-in and checkout. But...I can safely say I barely got any rest here. This is more of a motel, not a hotel. The room was very small for the price we paid, the heater was incredibly loud and worked only half the time(other half we were freezing since we were there in February), the sink was clogged, blow-dryer didn't work, and the walls are ridiculously thin. You hear everything from the neighbors and outside.The room was very clean indeed and we had no trouble parking at night- but I doubt I would return here.”

“This was my first time staying at The Chablis Inn. The rooms were obviously just remodeled and done with a quality, intentional touch. The room was immaculate, the bed very comfortable and the overall feel of the room was modern, efficient, cozy and stylish. The location is just steps away from Starbucks, food, shopping and a bike trail system. The cherry on top was Darcy and her family. She makes you feel like you are in your home away from home. My husband and I look forward to staying here again.”

“This is my home. Iive here. It's now a homeless shelter. Thanks. Miss Carson
Luv living here. Most of the time.

Rooms: One room per household.

Nearby activities: There's stuff all around us to keep u busy.

Safety: There's a lot of security guards & staff all around 24/7. 7 days a week no exceptions.

Walkability: Everything is in walking distance.

Food & drinks: We get 2 free meal's a day every day. Rain or shine.

Noteworthy details: Plus free laundry we can do. & Bed& bath laundry stuff is all done for u. Just exchange then for clean ones. Plus free tp. & Wifi& Cable tv. & Microwaves& mini fridge. & Pet friendly. So far not so bad here. Thanks & praise God Amen”