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Sonoma Valley Inn, Tapestry Collection By Hilton

A moderately priced Tapestry Collection hotel offering spacious rooms close to downtown Sonoma.

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Sonoma Valley Inn, Tapestry Collection By Hilton offers a comfortable and practical base close to downtown Sonoma. Guests frequently highlight the spacious king rooms and staff who go above and beyond for visiting groups. However, reviewers complain that breakfast can feel obscenely expensive, and some ground-floor mobility bathrooms experience issues with water flooding. 1012146

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What travelers noticed

  • Guests agree that the location provides great proximity to downtown along with attentive staff who go above and beyond for visiting groups. 124
  • Reviewers consistently praise the spacious rooms featuring comfortable king beds and chaise lounges. 14
  • Visitors also appreciate the quiet second-floor suites with 15-foot ceilings. 16

The catch

  • While some visitors consider the hotel super cute and not too expensive, others argue it is overpriced for the overall quality. 10
  • Some guests report clean and comfortable accommodations, whereas others note older hallways with an odd smell and non-intuitive lighting controls. 612

Who it's for

  • Groups wanting close proximity to downtown
  • Travelers seeking a moderately priced wine country base
  • Guests looking for spacious rooms with king beds

Skip it if

  • Anyone seeking a cheap or included breakfast
  • Travelers sensitive to older hallways or odd smells
  • Guests needing elevator access to quiet upper-floor suites

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The hotel's definitely going for that mid-century vibe and pulling it off really well. They've done a tasteful remodel o…

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And if you go, I suggest trying to book one of these courtyard rooms. We're recommending Dr. Wilkinson's because the mid…

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The Airstreams are fun and well designed and better than a lot of hotel rooms. It takes glamping to a new level.

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I can't decide if the best reason to come here is the coastal setting and views or the inspiring architecture.

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I love the minimalist modern design of this hotel. The rooms are done in great taste with high-quality furnishings and f…

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I'd say this is a mid-range option in terms of cost, but given how good it is, I think it's a relative bargain.

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The rooms are well decorated with high-quality fixtures. I also love the outdoor bathtub and shower experience.

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It kind of felt like I was staying in an art gallery. This hotel is not cheap, but I also think it's reasonably priced g…

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The furniture, the art, the bedding in the room were all really tastefully done with good lighting to boot.

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30% of the room is outdoor space. Like this nice outdoor shower.

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Score breakdown

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Bathroom

85
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  • The rooms are well decorated with high-quality fixtures. I also love the outdoor bathtub and shower experience. 25:49
  • Ours was a Garden Cottage and it was very quiet, private, and totally modern design, and they have an outdoor shower, which is amazing, esp. at night. 8

Location

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  • I also like it's location, being tucked up into the hill where it's very serene and peaceful. 12
  • The design by Jay Jeffers is stunning, the rooms are gorgeous, and I absolutely love the location just 12

Room

81
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  • I've only stayed in one of the two-bedroom residences, which was fantastic, so I can't personally speak to the standard rooms, although I believe most of them have private patios. 12
  • I stayed in the one-bedroom barn suite with a see-through wood-burning fireplace, a separate hallway, a massive bathroom with a soaking tub and marble shower, and an expansive, private balcony. The barn is at the very back of the property, which made our suite feel out of the way. It was more than enough space for two adults and a baby-and dining in the room didn't feel at all crowded. 4

Service

84
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  • There's something so special about Meadowood, and it's sort of hard to put your finger on it ... I think it comes down to the service being at Aman quality standards, it's sense of place, it's spacious, fairly private quiet cottages (some are more private than others), it's beautiful spa, the little treats they leave behind each evening on your bed during turndown 12
  • The breakfast was superb and the staff were very friendly. 10

Bed & Sleep

83
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  • One weird design choice - drawback ? The showers on the ground floor are exposed to the pathways, which for the life of me, I can't figure out why they designed it this way. You can of course close the curtain for privacy, but it's odd for sure. 12
  • The showers on the ground floor are exposed to the pathways, which for the life of me, I can't figure out why they designed it this way. You can of course close the curtain for privacy, but it's odd for sure. 12

Value

81
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  • I loooove MacArthur Place, and think it's such a hidden gem in Sonoma ... it's right next to downtown, so you can walk or bike into town, the design / aesthetic is beautiful, the prices are quite reasonable, they just finished their pool remodel after an extensive remodel of the whole property, and it's just an easy getaway from San Francisco (vs driving all the way up to Calistoga). 12
  • I'd say this is a mid-range option in terms of cost, but given how good it is, I think it's a relative bargain. 25:21

Where it is, how to reach it

550 2nd Street West
Sonoma, California
95476 USA

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Falls short of what $$ usually buys

Scores 8 points below the mid-range median of 88, across 490 hotels in the same bracket.

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Room12 mentions · 1 filmed
  • I've only stayed in one of the two-bedroom residences, which was fantastic, so I can't personally speak to the standard rooms, although I believe most of them have private patios. 12
  • Our room felt spacious, bright, and incredibly comfy. There was a table in the room along with a lovely king bed, and I settled into the chaise lounge to finish up some work. 14
  • I stayed in the one-bedroom barn suite with a see-through wood-burning fireplace, a separate hallway, a massive bathroom with a soaking tub and marble shower, and an expansive, private balcony. The barn is at the very back of the property, which made our suite feel out of the way. It was more than enough space for two adults and a baby-and dining in the room didn't feel at all crowded. 4
  • More replies that_dude_rp • 10mo ago We stayed there for a night a couple months back. We stayed there for a night a couple months back. Overall the hotel is nice but the rooms are kind of so so. We stayed in a regular King room and it was a funky layout and very small. 5
  • how the property is laid out (I think all rooms have a private garden or terrace, some with private hot tubs) - if you need 100% privacy on your terrace / outdoor space, Solage is a great option. 12
  • Reply Share CaptainPussybeast • 1y ago Don't get me wrong, it wasn't the worst hotel, but I guess it didn't feel like a "Hilton". It was older, and the hallways had an odd smell. But the room was clean and the valet was top notch (also wish it wasn't valet only but I get it) 6
  • In re Carneros, we've gone several years in a row until this year, and I would say more so than the rooms becoming a bit dated (really depends on the room, but we've always enjoyed a FHR upgrade), the service has unfortunately become increasingly spotty. 12
  • Streaming Big Screen TVs - Perfect if you want to order room service and watch a movie 14
  • Overall the hotel is nice but the rooms are kind of so so. We stayed in a regular King room and it was a funky layout and very small. 5
  • The design is fantastic, the spa is absolutely gorgeous (arguably the prettiest spa here IMO), and I really like that every room has a large outdoor terrace with a fire pit. 12
  • I really like how the property is laid out (I think all rooms have a private garden or terrace, some with private hot tubs) - if you need 100% privacy on your terrace / outdoor space, Solage is a great option. 12
  • The furniture, the art, the bedding in the room were all really tastefully done with good lighting to boot. On camera26:56
Service39 mentions
  • Or the Healdsburg Marriott was very nice and very service oriented. 10
  • Room was nice but staff was not awesome, the "restaurant " was laughable. But it was Santa Barbara and location is good. 6
  • First Hilton-family property I've stayed at in a solid year where: nothing was broken, nothing dirty or moldy, staff was friendly and enthusiastic, AND there were no sneaky parking, etc. surcharges ... 5
  • The breakfast was superb and the staff were very friendly. 10
  • The location is fantastic with proximity to downtown as you mention and the staff went above and beyond for our big group that weekend. I felt that the service was actually quite good when we were there - especially the staff at the bar haha. 12
  • I've also found the service to be a bit inconsistent over multiple stays, and the rooms have some odd design choices. 12
  • I've actually toured Single Thread as a friend used to be their concierge for a bit. I found the rooms fine - they are large, but honestly a bit bland ? 12
  • I had a massage at their spa and it was very clean and professional. They have a cool pool, too, although I didn't go in. Service was great. 8
  • Digital Key and Hilton Honors Perks - Make check-in a breeze and the stay even sweeter. 14
  • There's something so special about Meadowood, and it's sort of hard to put your finger on it ... I think it comes down to the service being at Aman quality standards, it's sense of place, it's spacious, fairly private quiet cottages (some are more private than others), it's beautiful spa, the little treats they leave behind each evening on your bed during turndown 12
  • One thing that I'd mention is that over the past few visits, I've seen the service standards slip a bit, as well as some wear and tear on some of the finishes around the property (mostly the door frames). 12
  • Reply Share CaptainPussybeast • 1y ago Don't get me wrong, it wasn't the worst hotel, but I guess it didn't feel like a "Hilton". It was older, and the hallways had an odd smell. But the room was clean and the valet was top notch (also wish it wasn't valet only but I get it) 6
  • I would not recommend the Hotel Healdsburg as the complaints about them on this (and other) sites are too much like what we experienced when we stayed there during their inagural week; bad service, hateful employees, bait and switch on the rooms, etc. 8
  • Some even have outdoor showers, which is a nice touch. 12
  • The service is much more relaxed than somewhere like Meadowood or Four Seasons, but it fits the personality of the property. 12
  • Check out El Pueblo Inn, it does doesn't sound as fancy, but it's really clean, and customer service is top notch! 10
  • #4 Solage I think Solage is sort of iconic in a way, and definitely defines California luxury - the reason why it's further down on this list is that it doesn't have the service standards of the above properties, and it's just a bit dated at this point (in particular, it's spa needs a revamp IMO, especially because it's a reason why so many people choose to stay here). 12
  • I love the Sonoma Mission Inn, tho. The grounds are gorgeous, the spa is wonderful and the service there is first-class. 8
  • I think Solage is sort of iconic in a way, and definitely defines California luxury - the reason why it's further down on this list is that it doesn't have the service standards of the above properties, and it's just a bit dated at this point (in particular, it's spa needs a revamp IMO, especially because it's a reason why so many people choose to stay here). 12
  • Frequent business traveler with Hilton, lately housekeeping is non-existent 5
  • Want a pet-friendly hotel with comfortable and spacious rooms for your stay. 16
  • Service has been a bit hit or miss for me over the years, but overall it's a very easy property to relax at. 12
  • Check out El Pueblo Inn, it does doesn't sound as fancy, but it's really clean, and customer service is top notch! We had a nice stay last year, and really enjoyed the on site restaurant, Wit and Wisdom, for a delicious splurge meal! 10
  • The friendly staff gave us a warm welcome (that included the lovely ice-cold Hilton bottle of water at check-in), and we were in our room within minutes. Our room felt spacious, bright, and incredibly comfy. 14
  • The hotel was very welcoming to my son, and there were other (well-behaved) kids visiting during our stay. The hotel provided a pack-and-play, and one of our servers burst out in song for my son at breakfast one morning, which made my weekend. 4
  • Agree that service at Carneros could be improved upon but overall lovely stay. 12
  • I would say it's not the most family friendly option though in Napa. There's a house car that will bring you into St. Helena, a very nice, large gym, 3 pools, 2 great restaurants, albeit not the most ideal setup with Forum being in a tent of sorts. 12
  • In re Carneros, we've gone several years in a row until this year, and I would say more so than the rooms becoming a bit dated (really depends on the room, but we've always enjoyed a FHR upgrade), the service has unfortunately become increasingly spotty. 12
  • I felt that the service was actually quite good when we were there - especially the staff at the bar haha. 12
  • Or the Healdsburg Marriott was very nice and very service oriented. It included a decent breakfast and shuttle service to town. 10
  • Service is Four Seasons standard which is nice (it's actually why #3 is number 3 for me as I think Four Seasons beats them in the service department) ... they have a great spa, although I'd love a proper sauna vs the "barrel" sauna that isn't particularly luxurious. 12
  • More replies winecountymom • 6mo ago Check out El Pueblo Inn, it does doesn't sound as fancy, but it's really clean, and customer service is top notch! We had a nice stay last year, and really enjoyed the on site restaurant, Wit and Wisdom, for a delicious splurge meal! 10
  • Service is Four Seasons standard which is nice (it's actually why #3 is number 3 for me as I think Four Seasons beats them in the service department) 12
  • Stay at the Fairmont Sonoma Mission inn and Spa. Beautiful property, friendly, Hot springs on the property and complementary shuttle to the plaza 2 1/2 miles away. Great hospitality with wonderful Mexican restaurants a short walk away 10
  • There's something so special about Meadowood, and it's sort of hard to put your finger on it ... I think it comes down to the service being at Aman quality standards 12
  • The friendly staff gave us a warm welcome (that included the lovely ice-cold Hilton bottle of water at check-in), and we were in our room within minutes. 14
  • Service wise, things are solid here, but not like the 4 above, hence being further down on this list, and their Spa is lackluster IMO. 12
  • Four seasons is of course very accommodating of him. One day i should put together a list of the most pet friendly accommodations. 12
  • Service has been perfectly fine, but nothing particularly memorable, and I think the restaurant is just okay. 12
Food19 mentions
  • The dining is wonderful, perhaps has the best view from any restaurant on this list (facing towards St Helena), the rooms down in the vineyards, while not as private as the mountain or oak rooms, are actually my favorite - waking up & sitting by your fire pit overlooking the vineyards is something that really doesn't ever get old. 12
  • The dining is wonderful, perhaps has the best view from any restaurant on this list (facing towards St Helena) 12
  • The main dining room serves daily breakfast-fresh-squeezed orange juice by the roaring fireplace was a highlight for me. 4
  • buddyb35t • 6mo ago Just spent a long weekend at Kenwood Inn and Spa and had a wonderful time. Just spent a long weekend at Kenwood Inn and Spa and had a wonderful time. Complimentary wine tasting every day from different local wineries, super close to lots of wineries and amazing restaurants. 10
  • Just spent a long weekend at Kenwood Inn and Spa and had a wonderful time. Complimentary wine tasting every day from different local wineries, super close to lots of wineries and amazing restaurants. 10
  • A great breakfast selection including made-to-order waffles and fresh juices. 16
  • Farmhouse serves a phenomenal in-room three-course dinner, which guests can pre-order and have delivered (coursed out) at whatever time suits their schedule. 4
  • Service has been perfectly fine, but nothing particularly memorable, and I think the restaurant is just okay. 12
  • My son, husband, and I dined here twice; it's a very serviceable menu, with burgers, sandwiches, salad, and a particularly good potato and leek soup. 4
  • LOL, yea I thought the food was a bit worse than bar quality. 6
  • The Harvest Inn in St. Helena is also very pretty, we loved our breakfast with the views of the vineyards. 8
  • The restaurant at SMI is good too, called "Sante." 8
  • If you're looking for a romantic weekend with beautiful design, fantastic food, and one of the most charming atmospheres in wine country, Madrona is an easy recommendation. 12
  • LOL, yea I thought the food was a bit worse than bar quality. We burned our credit on breakfast. The most stale and basic bagel EVER. 6
  • I like the setting within the vineyards, the pools are beautiful, 1* michelin restaurant is fantastic, and I love their pool bar restaurant as well. 12
  • Dizzy-Ebb-3493 • 1y ago LOL, yea I thought the food was a bit worse than bar quality. We burned our credit on breakfast. The most stale and basic bagel EVER. 6
  • Some even have outdoor showers, which is a nice touch. The pools are beautiful as well, and I think Bear, the main restaurant, is one of the more interesting dining options in Napa. 12
  • (We laid by the pool the whole time and made it to three wineries lol) We are looking at Auberge, Four Seasons, or Meadowood next. We went to Four Seasons a few times for food and will definitely put that up there. 12
  • The pools are beautiful as well, and I think Bear, the main restaurant, is one of the more interesting dining options in Napa. 12
Value14 mentions · 3 filmed
  • There is also a less expensive alternative and that is The Lodge at Sonoma which is a nice place - I have heard comments that people don't like it but having stayed there several times last year they are A-1; rooms are nice (getting a bit old) but still nice; restaurant is nice and it is about 1 mile from the Plaza and they also have a shuttle service. 8
  • Generally though, their rates will be less expensive than those above, so from a cost/benefit analysis, it's a great option. 12
  • I loooove MacArthur Place, and think it's such a hidden gem in Sonoma ... it's right next to downtown, so you can walk or bike into town, the design / aesthetic is beautiful, the prices are quite reasonable, they just finished their pool remodel after an extensive remodel of the whole property, and it's just an easy getaway from San Francisco (vs driving all the way up to Calistoga). 12
  • absolutely a historic building ... but you're paying for the location. hotel is very, very dated and very expensive. but, that's santa barbara for ya! 5
  • I'd say this is a mid-range option in terms of cost, but given how good it is, I think it's a relative bargain. On camera25:21
  • Breakfast was obscenely expensive and no other options in the immediate walking area. 10
  • It kind of felt like I was staying in an art gallery. This hotel is not cheap, but I also think it's reasonably priced given the quality of the place. On camera26:06
  • The breakfast was superb and the staff were very friendly. It was ok but overpriced for what we paid. 10
  • prices all comparable)... We stayed at Hotel Healdsburg, but it was expensive, it wasn't the best experience, and we had billing problems with them for the next 6 months. 8
  • Lodge is mediocre at best. It is overpriced for what they offer. Look elsewhere. 10
  • And if you go, I suggest trying to book one of these courtyard rooms. We're recommending Dr. Wilkinson's because the mid-century retro vibe is really well done. The hotel has a good sense of humor and because it's a good deal. On camera22:20
  • The Sonoma Valley Inn by Hilton is super cute and not too expensive. 10
  • We stayed at Hotel Healdsburg, but it was expensive, it wasn't the best experience, and we had billing problems with them for the next 6 months. There were a lot of night noises (air conditioning, water pipes, the bar til 2 AM). 8
  • it's right next to downtown, so you can walk or bike into town, the design / aesthetic is beautiful, the prices are quite reasonable, they just finished their pool remodel after an extensive remodel of the whole property, and it's just an easy getaway from San Francisco (vs driving all the way up to Calistoga). 12
Location21 mentions
  • I also like it's location, being tucked up into the hill where it's very serene and peaceful. 12
  • The design by Jay Jeffers is stunning, the rooms are gorgeous, and I absolutely love the location just 12
  • Where Stanly loses me is that I just don't love the location. It feels like they built a luxury resort out in the marshes, and while it's convenient to both Napa and Sonoma, it never really gives me that classic wine country feeling that the other properties on this list do. 12
  • The design is beautiful, I really enjoy the rooms overlooking the vineyards, and the location is excellent. Being able to walk into downtown St. Helena is a huge plus, and it's probably one of the best locations on this list if you want to spend time in town without driving everywhere. 12
  • It's such a great property, perfectly situated right outside of downtown Healdsburg, but very close to wineries and a 5-7 min drive to the plaza (with a complimentary shuttle). 12
  • Hi, I work in wine country and have stayed at all but the Fairmont Sonoma (which is not located well at all--if you never want to leave the property, it's fine, but there are so many better alternatives.) 8
  • I love the Montage and think I have stayed there at least 20 times over the past few years ... It's such a great property, perfectly situated right outside of downtown Healdsburg, but very close to wineries and a 5-7 min drive to the plaza (with a complimentary shuttle). 12
  • The design by Jay Jeffers is stunning, the rooms are gorgeous, and I absolutely love the location just outside of downtown Healdsburg. 12
  • The grounds are sprawling and beautiful, every cottage has its own private outdoor space, and I actually prefer the location to Stanly Ranch. 12
  • I found the rooms fine - they are large, but honestly a bit bland ? You're paying for the reservation downstairs really IMO. It's of course a great location too right in downtown Healdsburg. 12
  • The location is fantastic with proximity to downtown as you mention and the staff went above and beyond for our big group that weekend. 12
  • Have you looked up the Carneros Inn? The drawbacks (just to get 'em out there)are its location and there is still construction going on on the premises. 8
  • Stayed here over Thanksgiving weekend. Walking distance to the square. A lovely stay. 13
  • Is is hard enough to find a cheap hotel or inn the southern part of the central coast? [deleted] • 10mo ago tough to find one with a location this good! 5
  • The grounds are sprawling and beautiful, every cottage has its own private outdoor space, and I actually prefer the location to Stanly Ranch. It's an easy drive from the Bay Area, and while you're not particularly close to downtown Napa or Sonoma (both are about 20 minutes away), the setting feels much more like wine country. 12
  • We had good friends get married @ MacArthur Place last year and we stayed on property along with the wedding party and most guests. It was a magical weekend. The location is fantastic with proximity to downtown as you mention and the staff went above and beyond for our big group that weekend. 12
  • The Sonoma Valley Inn by Hilton is super cute and not too expensive. It is a block from the plaza (downtown) and many restaurants. 10
  • The design is beautiful, I really enjoy the rooms overlooking the vineyards, and the location is excellent. 12
  • I've actually toured Single Thread as a friend used to be their concierge for a bit. I found the rooms fine - they are large, but honestly a bit bland ? You're paying for the reservation downstairs really IMO. It's of course a great location too right in downtown Healdsburg. 12
  • Hotel Centro Sonoma is literally in the heart of Sonoma wine country - it's easy to get to and centrally located. It's the perfect base to explore the local vineyards of Sonoma County or simply relax in a stylish setting. 14
  • Being able to walk into downtown St. Helena is a huge plus, and it's probably one of the best locations on this list if you want to spend time in town without driving everywhere. 12
Bathroom4 mentions · 2 filmed
  • Additionally they stuck us in a mobility unit which had a shower area like at the Y with water flooding entire bathroom. 10
  • The rooms are well decorated with high-quality fixtures. I also love the outdoor bathtub and shower experience. On camera25:49
  • 30% of the room is outdoor space. Like this nice outdoor shower. On camera27:03
  • Ours was a Garden Cottage and it was very quiet, private, and totally modern design, and they have an outdoor shower, which is amazing, esp. at night. 8
Noise3 mentions
  • Mission suites have 15 foot ceilings and are on the second floor with no elevators so they stay quiet. 16
  • Scholar Morgantown, Tapestry Collection by Hilton. The parking garage felt like we were going to be jumped by a horror film monster at any corner, the hotel itself wasn't in the best of shapes, and the walls were so paper thin that it was extra awful dealing with the noisy upstairs neighbors and their yelling and their loud running dog. 6
  • Ours was a Garden Cottage and it was very quiet, private, and totally modern design, and they have an outdoor shower, which is amazing, esp. at night. 8
Bed & Sleep2 mentions
  • One weird design choice - drawback ? The showers on the ground floor are exposed to the pathways, which for the life of me, I can't figure out why they designed it this way. You can of course close the curtain for privacy, but it's odd for sure. 12
  • The showers on the ground floor are exposed to the pathways, which for the life of me, I can't figure out why they designed it this way. You can of course close the curtain for privacy, but it's odd for sure. 12

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  1. 12
    I've stayed at *almost* every luxury hotel in Napa & Sonoma ...
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    I've only stayed in one of the two-bedroom residences, which was fantastic, so I can't personally speak to the standard rooms, although I believe most of them have private patios.
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  2. 10
    The Lodge at Sonoma County, Yes or No? : r/sonomacounty
    reddit.comForum thread2026-02-26Current20 quotes used
    Or the Healdsburg Marriott was very nice and very service oriented.
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  3. 5
    r/Hilton - 4 years ago it was a Holiday Inn Express but it's ...
    reddit.comForum thread2025-11-07Recent8 quotes used
    First Hilton-family property I've stayed at in a solid year where: nothing was broken, nothing dirty or moldy, staff was friendly and enthusiastic, AND there were no sneaky parking, etc. surcharges ...
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    Worst Tapestry Hotel : r/Hilton
    reddit.comForum thread2025-07-13Recent11 quotes used
    Room was nice but staff was not awesome, the "restaurant " was laughable. But it was Santa Barbara and location is good.
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    Sonoma hotel : r/AskSF
    reddit.comForum thread2024-12-27Ageing1 quote used
    Stayed here over Thanksgiving weekend. Walking distance to the square. A lovely stay.
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    Hotel Centro Sonoma – A Great Getaway to Wine Country
    mytravellingcircus.comReview site2024-06-12Ageing6 quotes used
    Our room felt spacious, bright, and incredibly comfy. There was a table in the room along with a lovely king bed, and I settled into the chaise lounge to finish up some work.
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