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Brands
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There was a LOT of acreage in the bathroom!
Since this was a handicapped accessible room, there was a LOT of acreage in the bathroom. THe room in its entirety was clean and comfortable.
The newly renovated room was decorated nicely. Loved the bathroom decor.
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the staffing, nice and understanding. kitchen staff was amazing when we ordered room service
Large property with options for dining and activities
The comfortable bed, variety of eateries and shops nearby, and the spa.
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Best indoor pool and hot tub I have seen in years in terms of cleanliness and keeping the room as well as water temperature correct. Friendly staff everywhere. Solid breakfast. Older motel but kept up nicely. Great place to stay in Napa.
Location and conveniences
The staff was fruemdly & helpful.
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Hotel was nice, love the pool, the gym and hot breakfast. Love the waffles!
It was peaceful & quiet & breakfast very good. Have excellent food.
High level 4 to 5 * hotel
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I loved the location as well the bed!
Hotel staff was outstanding...would definitely stay again.
Location is quiet, staff are very helpful and friendly especially employee at the front desk & employee from the restaurant! Thank you!
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The amenities "Zenology" products were very nice. The mattress & pillows were very comfortable. The decor was very up to date. Breakfast was a nice surprise; not a buffet of chafing dishes & make your own toast- actual menu with regular breakfast fare.
Room was OK, Staff was good, Rate per night was OK.
We stayed here before, easy access
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The room was nice and quiet. The staff was very kind and friendly.
Bed - Pillows
great location and views
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The hotel was located near shops restaurants the room was wonderful. We had a balcony slept so well. The employees were all friendly knowledgeable would highly recommend.
Price - cleanliness & location!
The staff is friendly, welcoming, helpful, amazing! Rooms have balconies for early morning fresh air experience, evening sunsets. In room coffee was so good! Food was excellent in the Alba dining area. There's a new crew in charge, they are crushing
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Love the location, and the employees are extremely helpful and upbeat.
The smell of the lobby
Hotel location was excellent, downtown everything was walking distance. Staff was friendly and very helpful .
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Furnishings
nice room clean new
Nice staff great room good food
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Fire pit and exteriors amazing!
The daily breakfast that the menu changed , the fire pit outside the lobby and the pool was nice
Great breakfast
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Near downtown, quaint, quiet
The old victorian home feeling with modern accompanyments. We loved the giant soaker tub in the bathroom, large shower, and High ceilings. The keyless entry was easy to use and the Manager was always around and eager to help. We will stay again.
Quaint hotel. Friendly staff. It was comfortable, allowed for contactless check-in. Nice big spa tub. Within walking distance to downtown. I would stay again.
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The concierge, bell and cleaning staff were exceptional. They treated guests with the highest priority. It was evident that they cared for and were effectively trained in customer care and relations.
Easy Access, The Hotel for each day stay gave assorted of sweet pastries, and it was along the river front..they gave free passes to musical
Perfect location for downtown Napa. We had a view of the river which was nice. We were in the E building. You could tell it was older but well maintained. I liked that housekeeping was on a request basis. Would stay again
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It was so clean! Great location!
Great location in downtown Napa.
Great staff! Helpful and friendly! Made the stay a joy and delight.
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The location was ideal - close to the highway to get to the wineries and also close enough if you don't mind a long walk to the center of town and Oxbow market.
I love the happy hour the environment. Everything was clean and aesthetically pleasing.
I loved all the upgrades made to the hotel. The service was excellent. I was very impressed and cannot wait to book my next stay.
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Really close to the Uptown venue. 30 minutes away from my home in Concord. Pool was active and I’m sorry I did not have time to enjoy. Parking right next to the room!
Location. Clean. Living room and porch.
Nice quiet location. Central to where i needed to be. Staff were very attentive to needs. Free laundry, pool onsite. The appliances were fairly new and worked well.
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Location; central to downtown Napa.
Everything
It¿s like sleeping in a shed with a bathroom. Water pressure was good but shower was tiny, horrible if you¿re tall. Can hear thing running around at night on the roof.
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Hospitality
Nice place great place to get away
Room manage, Scott was great.
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Staff was very friendly
The reasonable price, the friendly, helpful staff, and the free parking
The hotel serviced it purpose, clean, comfortable and affordable.
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Cleanliness was up to standards as a listed 4 star
I received sparkling wine upon check in and that was a lovely surprise after the drive we made. The room was spacious!
Clean rooms and clean hotel grounds.
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Staff was great, except for house keeping. Had shuttle to downtown Napa. Free coffee and snacks in the morning. We had rented an electric car for the weekend so whenever we would get our car back from valet it would be charged up a bit which is nice!
The location was good and the staff were nice.
Location and amenities
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Location
The Village and the lawn surrounded by wine merchants and live music!
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Nice big room with kitchen
Very clean and nice place to stay.
Front desk staff was excellent.
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stayed here many times over the years./ Like everything about it.
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I did not like the location of my room: next to the highway = a lot of traffic noise.I did not like the lady who explained the layout of the property. Neither my friend or myself could understand her; a high voice and she spoke very rapidly; she
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Room, restaurant, pond, tv and its channels, layout, PRICE!
The staff, they were very pleasant and accommodating
The cookies
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Breakfast options were great for the kids and allergies.
Location to destination
The location
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Service employees
The room was very clean. The staff during checking in and checking out were very polite and helpful. The location and price were very good.
Location room was clean neat
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Nothing dirty nasty they rent to all types of drug addicts no a safe place
NOTHING, IT WAS THE WORST PLACE IVE EVER EXPERIENCED!!!! DO NOT RECOMMEND ANYONE TO STAY HERE!! THEY SHOULD BE PUT OUT OF BUSINESS!!! THIS PLACE IS VERY TERRIBLE, STEALS YOUR MONEY, & NO GOOD CUSTOMER SERVICE!! NO ONE SHOULD EXPERIENCE THE WORST MOTEL!!
Nothing. I felt unsafe and the place was in shamble! Roof leaked water and was diamanté in the bathroom.
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Where to stay in Napa
Learn about the top neighbourhoods of Napa
Many of the area's most desirable destinations are in and around this area, including the atmospheric Napa Valley Wine Train. Shoppers won't want to miss the Oxbow Public Market, and those in search of the best bargains gravitate toward Napa Premium Outlets. Some top-notch wineries are nearby.
Some of the region's most highly regarded eateries, included the renowned French Laundry, are found in the string of towns along Highway 29 in Upper Napa Valley. This is a captivating region to explore, and towns like St. Helena and Yountville make good bases for wine-tasting excursions.
Price by Week Day
Weekend prices in Napa exceed $270.
In Napa, hotel prices start at around $170 on Monday and gradually increase, peaking at just over $270 on Saturday. Weekend rates are notably higher than weekdays, with Sunday seeing a decline to about $187.
Price by Month
Lowest in January at just over $170; highest in May around $540.
In Napa, hotel prices exhibit notable variation throughout the year. January features the lowest average prices at just over $170, while May sees significantly higher rates, around $540. February and March show steady increases leading into busier months.
How far in advance should I book?
Prices in Napa drop to around $220–$240 as check-in approaches.
In Napa, hotel prices typically decrease as the number of days before check-in decreases, especially for lower quality hotels that may drop prices last minute. However, many of the best hotels are often fully booked three weeks before the check-in date, leading to limited availability and higher prices close to check-in.
Price by Hotel Class
The most popular category is 3* hotels priced around $250–$300.
In Napa, hotel distribution shows a clear trend of increasing prices with star ratings, where 2* hotels are available for just over $190, while 3* hotels cost around $250–$300, indicating a slight price jump compared to the lower tier. Prices further rise significantly to around $370 for 4* hotels and approximately $600 for 5* hotels.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Top Tips
- Book Napa Valley hotels 3 to 6 months in advance for peak events like BottleRock (Memorial Day weekend) and harvest weekends (September-October); rates can increase sharply, and many small inns switch to non-refundable or extended cancellation windows, usually 30 to 90 days, for those dates. Early booking also secures access to boutique or historic inns in high-demand areas. Verify cancellation and refund policies directly with the property, as these may differ from national chain policies during event periods.
- To save 20 to 60 minutes of daily driving, select lodging closest to your main winery cluster. Napa Valley weekend and festival traffic can also increase drive times. For Silverado Trail or northern valley itineraries, St. Helena or Calistoga are more central than Napa city. Ask if hotels offer onsite shuttle services or e-bike rentals to enhance local exploration.
- Expect parking charges at mid- to upscale Napa hotels, typically $15-$40 USD per day for self-parking and $25-$50 USD per day for valet; always confirm if parking is included before booking, as some 'free parking' hotels may add event or seasonal surcharges. Confirm the availability of charging stations or accommodations for oversized vehicles, as boutique hotels sometimes have limited lots. Elite members at major chains may receive complimentary parking—verify upon booking.
- If mobility is a concern, request a ground-floor or accessible (ADA-compliant) room when booking, as many historic inns lack elevators and have step-up entries. Newer luxury hotels commonly offer step-free access, visual alarms, or accessible paths to pools and spas. Guests traveling with children, strollers, or accessibility needs should clarify room features directly before arrival.
- Protect valuables from car break-ins at winery parking lots and trailheads by keeping nothing visible inside your vehicle, parking in hotel lots with cameras or attendants, and storing items in your hotel safe. Major hotel brands often provide in-room safes and may offer baggage hold services after check-out. Report any suspicious activity to hotel staff.
- If spa or hot-spring access matters in Calistoga, confirm what is included and any fees before arrival. Many properties charge separately or require advance reservation, with fees commonly ranging from a per-person day access charge to package-only availability. Mineral pool access may be exclusive to overnight guests or require timed reservations due to occupancy limits; ask about spa package inclusions or wellness programs, especially if visiting for the day.
- For remote work, confirm Wi-Fi speeds directly with the property, as boutique inns often have shared Wi-Fi with typical speeds of 10-50 Mbps, while larger resorts may provide business-grade or wired options. Request a room near the lobby or business center for stronger reception. Major chains often advertise higher minimum speeds or offer Wi-Fi upgrades for loyalty members—verify what is available at booking.
- Plan 90 to 150 minutes for private transfers from San Francisco International Airport (SFO) to Napa, as the drive covers roughly 60 to 70 miles and often takes 1.5 to 2 hours depending on traffic. Allow extra time during holiday weekends. Many hotels can arrange airport transfers or share ride-hailing partner details; inquire about luggage assistance or child safety seat availability if needed.
- During high-demand events and harvest season, expect non-refundable rates and larger deposits, sometimes from one night to a full stay. Compare refundable versus non-refundable prices before prepaying, as savings can be substantial but reduce flexibility. Some chain hotels may offer more generous cancellation terms; compare loyalty member or AAA/AARP rates to maximize value.
- Balance walking convenience with quiet by choosing between Downtown Napa (Oxbow or 1st Street), which is walkable to restaurants and markets but may have late-night noise, or quieter areas like Yountville or elevated properties east of Highway 29. Quiet rooms can usually be requested at booking, and higher-end hotels may offer soundproofing or white noise machines upon request. Check the property map or inquire about recent noise mitigation upgrades.
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