The Napa Inn

"A century-old building, the room is very warm. The restaurant and reception are in another building. There is free afternoon tea and snacks. The breakfast was also very good. Perfect for vacation"

Grand Reserve at the Meritage

Casa Mani Resort Napa Valley, Curio Collection by Hilton

"The windows didn't seem to close tightly and the car noise was very loud. There was noise coming from upstairs all night."

Elm House Inn

"Very nice"

Blackbird Inn

R Inn Napa

The George - Luxury Boutique Inn

"A very beautiful house! The decor is modern with smart home controls and underfloor heating in the bathroom. The owner is very kind; they even cooked breakfast for the whole house this morning! And it was absolutely delicious!!! Tip: Spend a little more to book a lower floor to avoid having to move your luggage, since there's no elevator, and there seems to be some noise from equipment on the top floor."

River Terrace Inn

"Good location and good vibe except the air conditioner in the room, you might be annoyed by the noise if you’re a light sleeper."

The Knoll Hotel Napa Valley, Tapestry by Hilton

"This hotel is new and clean"

Cedar Gables Inn

"I have a very mixed impression of this hotel. On the one hand: a beautiful mansion with a small number of rooms, with a very interesting interior, real antiques, cozy, quiet, not far from the center of the town, with delicious breakfasts, the room is spacious. Two-room with two large beds. Large bathroom, which they tried to make modern. But on the other hand, it feels like they are doing the guests a little favor by letting them stay there at all. Firstly, I don’t understand why I took a room designed for four adults, but it turns out that it was only booked for two and I have to pay $50 per day for each additional person. What did I pay for? There were only three towels and we were not given any extra ones. The room was not cleaned because the maid came in once, for some reason got scared that there were no adults in the room (children aged 12 and 14), left and never came back. It turns out I only paid for extra breakfasts. Another strange thing: check-in is strictly from 3 to 6 PM. Three hours a day. Not much chance. There are questions about the bathroom. It's cold there. And if you stand in the shower for a long time, the lighting in the entire bathroom automatically turns off, and you'll be left in pitch darkness. Why was this invented? For whose convenience?"