Hotels with Breakfast in Yountville

"As a hotel for around 2500 a night it can be said that it was really disappointing. On the day of check-in, the room type did not match the reservation. The hotel said that the upgrade would require US $ 100 to change the room after Ctrip adjustment. In the evening, I found that the water was not hot in the bath. The hotel sent staff to repair it. If it was not repaired, the hotel would wait until 11 o'clock to call the front desk twice and no one answered. Waited for more than an hour for the hot water to come. Unexpectedly, the second night experienced half bath without hot water. Unexpectedly, a hot shower in a hotel of 2,500 one night turned out to be a luxury. The overall experience was very poor. The so-called continental breakfast is actually a bit of bread, milk, oatmeal, coffee and fruit. Very humble. The overall feeling is summarized as a two-word bad review"

"Plus: A new, very stylish modern and beautiful hotel in the valley, spacious huge rooms. Good work of the concierge. Minorities: They insisted on the deposit from the card for some reason. Although I offered them a deposit in cash. That is, in all five-star hotels of the world, including Europe, and the United States (almost all five in Beverly Hills LA) - take cash as a deposit, and here the cut is refused. A mediocre breakfast, bad coffee, lack of real fresh juice (although as everywhere in the United States, unfortunately). The most unpleasant thing is that two bottles of water were placed on a visible spot, with a large “Thank you” label on them. Naturally, after reading the inscription, I decided that it was ”the complimentary water from the hotel,” because around the world in hotels of this level the room is free of charge. Very unbeautiful, so deceive guests! Free water was later found in the refrigerator 🤦🏻♀️ But the precipitation remained. And the impression of the hotel was corrupted. And yes, drinking cold water from the refrigerator is a straight path to the angina, so leaving complimentary water for guests in the refrigerator is a highly doubtful concern for their health and wellbeing."