Hotels in Napa Valley

The first modern boutique resort to open in Napa Valley—it turns 25 years old in 2010—is still one of the area’s best. From the outside, Auberge’s san

This 62-room Napa Valley newcomer is upping the ante on green design: built almost exclusively from salvaged stone and reclaimed wood, it’s the world’

Northern California has its share of upscale hotels, but this exclusive property—well situated among 157 acres of oak trees and burbling springs—is th

Sophisticated cottages with outdoor showers and decks amid one of the area's most pastoral landscapes: the rural Carneros wine region.

The Leed Gold-certified hotel boasts Solatube tubular skylights.

Twenty bright and airy guest rooms and the Tuscan-inspired Cantinetta Piero restaurant make up this intimate hotel.

The 148-year-old, 41-room property offers a geyser-heated pool, old-fashioned mud baths, and retro-chic rooms.

Lovers of old-fashioned, cozy B&Bs consistently fill the eight rooms at this graceful inn. The main house, with its wraparound porch, petite garden-ri

Ideal for couples, this adults-only inn originated as a 19th-century stagecoach stop on the east bank of the Napa River. Subtly designed with touches

With just three rooms, the Poetry Inn is one of the most tranquil spaces in the buzzing Napa Valley. Owned by the eponymous founder of the Cliff Lede

Hip, modern, and family-friendly, Solage (opened in 2007 by Auberge Resorts—the same group behind Auberge du Soleil and Calistoga Ranch) has a laid-ba

A Tuscan-style villa in Napa with two guest cottages, a boccie court, indoor and outdoor pizza ovens, walking trails, a small chapel, and a sweeping v