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Accomodations

We select accomadations that showcases local character and culture. Where possible we use locally owned and operated lodging. But most importantly we only use accomodations that repeatedly receive high praise from our quests.

Our accommodation falls into four broad categories: Character Inns, Charming B&Bs, Boutique Hotels, Exceptional Luxury

Below we list some of our favorite places to stay in each category.

 

accomodations

Small Locally Owned Inns & Hotels.

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Character Inns

character innsStay as the guest of Margaret & Mike Kennett in one of their Fern Grove Cottages in Guerneville.  Nestled among the redwoods, these cottages are simple but comfortable and most have fire places.  Choose from one and two bedroom units - several with living rooms and spa tubs.  Margaret is extremely helpful and goes out of her way to make our guests feel welcome.

 

character inns

 

Stay as the guest of Bill and Joanne at the Calistoga Euro Spa & Inn.  This clean-and-comfortable facility is sited at the end of a quite residential street on the southern edge of town – just a few blocks from the main street.  Rooms are simply furnished and most have fireplaces.  There is a nice patio area with a small pool that backs onto vineyards.  There is a basic day spa on site.

 

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charming b and b'sCharming B&Bs

Stay as the guest of John and Keren at The Haydon Street Inn in Healdsburg:  This Queen Anne Victorian B&B is set on tree-shaded grounds in a quiet residential neighborhood yet is an easy walk to the historic plaza.  John was a professional chef in his previous career and has cooked for several US presidents – so expect a nice breakfast.

 

charming b and b's

 

Stay as the guest of the Garnett Creek Inn in Calistoga.  This B&B occupies one of the best locations in Calistoga: on a tree-lined corner at the quieter end of Calistoga’s main street.  The most distinctive feature of the property is the large, southern-style porch that overlooks the well-kept garden.  Guests’ rooms are airy and most have fireplaces.

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Boutique Hotels

boutique hotelsStay as the guest of Bill & Trudi Konrad at The Madrona Manor near Healdsburg.  The Madrona Manor is a lovely Victorian estate surrounded by eight acres of wooded and landscaped grounds with a sun terrace and pool.  The Mansion was built in 1881 and is now a destination for discerning guests seeking luxury and elegant rooms.  Travel & Leisure listed the Madrona in its Top 100 Hotels in Continental U.S. and Canada.  Our guests also repeatedly give this hotel and its restaurant very high marks.

 

boutique hotelsPamper yourselves at The Applewood Inn in Guerneville.  The Applewood is an historic and “casually luxurious” hotel on the outskirts of Guerneville.  The hotel has private massage rooms as well as many secluded places to relax.  The Inn has an award-winning restaurant.  The Executive Chef, Brian Anderson, heads Applewood’s Cooking School “La Buona Forchetta.”  Brian is also a keen cyclist.

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exceptional luxuryExceptional Luxury

Stay at the two hundred-fifty acre Meadowood Resort near St Helena.  The atmosphere at this out-of-town resort is reminiscent of a private club that it was originally founded as.  The property features croquet lawns, tennis courts, a 9-hole golf course and private hiking trails as well as a full-service health spa.  The Meadowood is a place of rest and seclusion.

 

exceptional luxury

 

The Auberge du Soleil, near Rutherford consists of a handful of luxury maisons scattered across a 33-acre hillside olive grove.  Setting high standards in informal elegance and with one of the area’s top restaurants this hotel will delight the most discerning guests.  Tennis courts and a luxury spa are also available on the property.

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