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Surrounded by countless sprawling manicured vineyards, the Napa/Sonoma wine region is world-renowned for its award-winning wine. The area is a top travel destination for bachelor and bachelorette parties, couples and lately even families looking to absorb themselves with the specialty shops, top restaurants and great-tasting wine. For those visiting who want to add a little luxury to your next trip, look no further, as here are the 17 best accommodations at all the top hotels and resorts in Napa/Sonoma.
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Offering two unique free-standing private maisons, Cannes and Monaco, Auberge du Soleil’s premier accommodations offer sweeping Napa Valley views. Measuring at 1,800 sq. ft., the two-bedroom/two-bathroom maison offers relaxed sophistication and ultimate comfort and blends indoor-outdoor living seamlessly. What can be better than relaxing on your private patio with a deep soaking tub and glass of wine in hand or with family and friends in the large living room by the fireplace. Prices start at $6,125/night.
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Boasting vaulted ceilings and floor-to-ceiling sliding doors for a glorious sense of space, the nearly 1,900 sq. ft. suite is Solage, Auberge Resorts Collection’s largest accommodation. The free-standing two-bedroom/two-bathroom cottage offers total privacy for those seeking a memorable wine country getaway. Guests can sit along three private patios with a sitting area or the large six-person outdoor jetted hot tub and look out to an outdoor fire pit. The earth friendly interiors and neutral color palette encapsulate guests in a sense of calm, to relax after a day of wine tasting. Prices start at $4,500/night.
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The 2,928 sq.ft. Palomino Suite is Stanly Ranch’s largest accommodation. With three-bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, each room in the suite features private terraces and there is also a large shared furnished terrace with a fire pit, sofa and lounge seating, and dining for eight. The suite provides stunning vineyard views and the large indoor living room has a sectional sofa and seating area, wet bar, two dining areas and a fireplace. Prices start at $8,000/night.
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Located within Napa Valley’s first and only luxury resort set within a working winery, the villa offers a panoramic vineyard and mountain views. The 3,395 sq. ft. villa is a standalone three-bedroom villa secluded at the edge of the vineyard at Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley. Along with a living room with fireplace, separate media room and indoor dining for eight guests, guests can enjoy a private garden outdoor shower, and private swimming pool along its furnished terrace for true indoor-outdoor living and dining. Prices start at $4,000/night.
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Adjacent to the Meadowood Spa, Hill House is a 1,745 sq. ft. one-bedroom retreat which embraces Meadowood’s tradition of the indoor/outdoor lifestyle. Nestled into the wooded hillside with views of greenery, the elegantly furnished retreat combines a blend of rustic and refined materials along with sophisticated touches, presenting an immersion in the Napa Valley lifestyle. The large bedroom features a sitting area with floor-to-ceiling pocket doors which opens to a trellised terrace with its own sectional sofa, while another terrace boasts a deep soaking tub and outdoor shower. Prices start at $2,800/night.
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Bardessono Hotel & Spa presents three havens of luxury with The Maple Grove Villas at Bardessono. Whether staying at The Flint, The Jasper or The Quartole, guests will be presented with a secluded space with modern amenities. Measuring at 1,410 sq. ft., The Quartole is their largest accommodation which presents guests with their own private courtyard and cocktail pool. With large floor-to-ceiling windows indoors and outdoors merge seamlessly while guests can also have a celebratory gathering at the dining table for eight, or unwind at the wet bar. Prices start at $2,860/night.
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Cottage Premier One-Bedroom Suite
This 777 sq. ft. one-bedroom suite at The Lodge at Sonoma, an Autograph Collection hotel, features two outdoor patios with a loveseat and rocking chair. Along with an outdoor soaking tub and an indoor/outdoor bedroom fireplace, this suite has a separate living room with a full-size sofa bed. Along with locally sourced bath amenities and an eco-friendly refillable water bottle, other amenities offered to guests of this suite include robes, complimentary e-bikes, daily wine tastings in the resort lobby, and more. Surrounded by the serene hills of Sonoma in the heart of wine country, prices start at $1,249/night.
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Tucked away in Sonoma County, this 850 sq. ft. suite at the Farmhouse Inn provides guests with the quintessential Farmhouse Inn experience. Bringing the farmhouse feeling inside the suite, a large barn door separates the sitting room and bedroom which features a two-person soaking tub and heated marble floors. Located at the furthest back of property for more seclusion and tucked in the woods, guests can relax by the double-sided fireplace and sit on their outdoor patio with their favorite glass of wine in hand. Prices start at $1,199/night.
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Corner King Vineyard View Suite
Offering 1,035 sq. ft. of indoor and outdoor space and views of the Beringer vineyards and mountains beyond, this suite is Alila Napa Valley’s most spacious accommodation. The one-bedroom suite features a six-person dining table and two (or wraparound?) balconies, which include a daybed, two lounge chairs and a fire pit. Along with a deep soaking tub and amenities such as Le Labo bath products and plush robes, guests at the hotel can also make use of the 3,500 sq. ft. Spa Alila and fitness center and outdoor pool. Prices start at $1,150/night for this suite at the intimate adults-only retreat.
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This charming 500 sq. ft. standalone cottage is located amongst the lush six-acre gardens and grounds of MacArthur Place Hotel & Spa. Offering guests an intimate escape to natural luxury this one-bedroom cottage debuted in October 2023 in part of the conclusion of the multi-year property transformation. Boasting a sweeping private patio with a dining table, a cozy fireplace and outdoor shower and luxurious amenities, guests who stay at the cottage can also enjoy a full-service spa with seasonal treatments, Chef’s Garden, a mid-century pool, and an expansive collection of art from independent emerging artists, along with three culinary outlets, Layla, the cocktail-forward Bar at MacArthur and The Porch coffee shop. Prices start at $1,029/night.
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Hotel Healdsburg offers four Plaza Suites, each measuring approximately 800 sq. ft and overlooking Healdsburg’s historic town plaza and downtown area. The modern and fresh one-bedroom suites feature a large living room and multiple balconies to enjoy the surrounding wine country air. While some feature an additional powder room, all suites come with complimentary valet, eight-speed bikes to ride around town, and their harvest continental breakfast during your stay. Prices start at $1,000/night.
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As one of the three Spa Cottages featuring clawfoot tubs, Edy’s Art Cottage measures at 290 sq. ft. and is Dr. Wilkinson’s Backyard Resort & Mineral Springs premier offering. Boasting a mid-century modern design harkening back to the original 1950s style, the one bedroom room cottage presents a private retreat with resort views. Surrounded by locally made artwork and one-of-a-kind handmade pottery in its interior, the cottage presents a beautiful combination of the architecture of the past, revitalized into a calm retreat where you can take advantage of the resort’s offerings and soak in the various mineral pools and relax your sore muscles and exfoliate your skin in their mud bath. Prices start at $999/night.
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Offering 450 sq. ft. of indoor space and 736 sq. ft of outdoor space, the free-standing Premier Harvest Cottage offers guests an escape at Carneros Resort and Spa. With a backdrop of picturesque countryside and rolling vineyards, the cottage features a private backyard garden with a sundeck, an outdoor soaking tub, heated slate bathroom floor, and Bryte’s Restorative Sleep Technology bringing wellness into the room. The cottages blend the indoors and outdoors and guests can sit by the indoor fireplace or the front porch, offering a true residential feel. Prices start at $899/night.
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Bordering the Napa River and Silverado Trail, Milliken Creek Inn is tucked amid three lush acres in Napa. Each of the 2 luxurious Brookwood guestrooms feature a 170 sq. ft. private terrace with a fire pit facing out to the Napa River and beyond. Measuring at approximately 500 sq. ft., the one-bedroom guest rooms have been newly renovated and allow guests access to made-to-order breakfast in bed, an evening s’mores kit and afternoon wine hour, along with other amenities. Prices start at $815/night.
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Inspired by General Vallejo, the founder of Sonoma, this one-bedroom suite measures at a spacious 1,010 sq. ft. With a view of the fountain gardens from the large patio, the handsome Wine Country-inspired suite features a private bedroom with a fireplace and an en-suite with Jacuzzi tub. Along with standard plush room amenities, guests of the suite can also enjoy state-of-the-art spa experiences or play a round of world-class golf at neighboring Sonoma Golf Club. Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn & Spa is surrounded by majestic redwood trees. Prices start at $650/night.
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Offering vineyard views and a patio terrace, the 550 sq. ft. one-bedroom room at Kenwood Inn & Spa was newly redesigned in June 2023. Located close by to some of the premiere vineyards of Sonoma, guests will be able to relax on the dreamy king platform bed and take solace in ultimate privacy thanks to its private outdoor entrance. Whether by the indoor sitting area or on the terrace looking out at the rolling hill beyond, modern en suite amenities are at guests’ fingertips. Prices start at $580/night during low season and $1,250/night for weekend/event nights in high season.
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Nestled amidst Dawn Ranch’s lush, serene landscape, each of the two Spa Cottages is uniquely designed offering a unique blend of rustic charm and contemporary luxury. The 1,350 sq. ft. one-bedroom cottage presents guests a tranquil escape just steps from The Spa. Along with its private enclosed patio and deck with a fire pit and outdoor redwood ofuro-style soaking tub, the cottage ensures a tranquil retreat that promotes both mental and physical well-being, as the design mirrors the nature of the surrounding landscape. Prices start at $550/night.
