3-Star Hotels in Napa

Your prices were super good and it was such a lovely stay. It’s an old Victorian that’s in a nice residential area, close to downtown which I got familiarized with a bit. Great shops and Riverfront restaurants. Hit a lovely little Farmer’s Market Tuesday morning. The Hotel offered complimentary delicious breakfast ‘till 9:30, great snacks, coffee and tea available all day. Also, a fireplace and spa tub in my room. There is ample parking in the back. However, no elevators, so it was a bit of a workout getting everything upstairs myself. I was offered a downstairs room but I’d rather be upstairs so I considered the schlepping part of my workout. If anyone has limitations with walking, it would be quite challenging upstairs but downstairs seems very nice, too. They just were decorating for Christmas which was was beautiful and homey. I truly can’t wait to go back.

A good place for short-term vacation, beautiful environment, but long-term stay is better than living in a resort

Hotel breakfast has no choice, what can only be eaten, the first day of breakfast can be tolerated, the next day breakfast is actually fried cakes, oil is difficult to swallow, Mexicans are also drunk to make breakfast. Hotel location is not bad, but the room is too small, the air conditioning is too noisy

A very controversial impression from this hotel. On the one hand: a beautiful mansion with a small number of rooms, with very interesting interior, real antique things, cozy, quiet, near the city center, with delicious breakfasts, spacious room. Two-room with two big beds. A big sauna that tried to make modern. But on the other hand, it feels that the patrons are doing a little favor that they let them live there at all. First, I don't understand why I took a four-adult room but it turns out it's booked for only two and I have to pay 50 dollars a day for each extra person. What did I pay for? The towel was only three and we didn't give us any extra. The room was cleaned because the maid went in once, why somehow feared that there were no adults in the room(children 12 and 14 years old), left and didn't return anymore. It turns out I paid only for extra breakfasts. Another strange moment: settlement strictly from 3 to 6 days. Three hours a day. Chances a little. There are questions to the sunglasses. It's cold. And, if you stand in the shower for a long time, the lighting is automatically turned off in the entire bathroom and you will stay in the excess darkness. Why is this invented? Whose convenience?

Breakfast, the environment is very good, if autumn comes, it will be more beautiful.