Sonoma Hotels

The "magnificent spa" and "beautiful", natural mineral springs take center stage at this Sonoma spot ("you must try the bathing ritual" that "takes you out of this world"); while the "grounds are calm and pretty", the staff "attentive" and the "suites fabulous", a few find the "regular rooms small", the layout "convoluted" and the lobby "marginal."

"Upscale amenities" and a "peaceful" setting are among the "delightful" attributes of this "friendly" Country French B&B-like Napa lodge boasting "romantic" brick fireplaces in all of its "spacious" rooms and an "outstanding breakfast buffet"; the staff is "amazing, and the "perfect" location serves as a "convenient" launching pad for taking in the wineries and "great restaurants within walking distance"; N.B. guests have access to the spa at sister property Villagio.

"If you can't relax and enjoy yourself here, you need professional help" tease sensualists enthralled by the "peaceful Tuscan atmosphere" at this "charming" Napa inn that's near "some of Northern Cal's best restaurants"; "expansive rooms" with fireplaces and balconies "surround a beautiful pool and well-manicured grounds" ("make sure you aren't facing the highway"), the "helpful staff" serves a "fabulous" daily champagne breakfast buffet and there's a new "high-quality" spa.

"Set on a low, rolling hill overlooking the wine country", this "idyllic" Napa inn "perfect for honeymooners" is a "budding star", thanks to "off-the-chart cottages" bedecked with "outdoor showers", "heated bathroom floors" and "secluded patios", plus "impeccable service" and "out-of-this-world cuisine" "offering innovative twists on local produce"; "drink fabulous wines" in the "hip, open-air bar", "enjoy the best massage of your life followed by a dip" in the "beautiful pool" and say "aaahhh!" to an "absolutely wonderful" "weekend retreat" that's "worth every Ben Franklin"