Sterling Vineyards & Frank Family Vineyards are stumbling distance away.

Just off Yountville’s main stretch, walking distance to some of the best wineries and restaurants in, ya know, the world.

Perfect jumping-off point for sipping your way through Napa.

Vino, vino, everywhere, and lots of kinds to taste: a warm, welcoming base from which to explore all of wine country.

In the heart of Napa Valley, so obviously these elegantly cozy rooms come equipped with wine glasses

Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

Park yourself poolside with a book 'til wine o’clock, then go check out a handful of local vineyards.

On the edge of town, right along the Silverado Trail and Napa River. Bucolic views come standard.

In the heart of St. Helena, walking distance to wineries, fine dining and gourmet markets. You heard us. Walking distance to wineries.

We've gone wine-tasting on an empty stomach before…avoid the headaches and fill up on the free breakfast before filling your glass).

In the middle of Calistoga, walkable to its delightful restaurants, shops, galleries and yes, tasting rooms.

Close to all the best restaurants and wineries, especially when you borrow a free bike.

Just south of Yountville, location is tranquil and relaxing.

When a place lays claim to a phrase like ‘most romantic and charming B&B in wine country,’ – it tends to get our attention.

Relax, early riser. Breakfast’s included.

Free parking means you're not stuck tracking down a spot.

Head for the trellised garden with a glass of wine – you'll be hard-pressed to find a reason to leave.

19th century meets the 21st - sip your in-room Vittoria espresso & bingewatch favorite shows without giving up classic charm

Map out your vineyard visits over the complimentary breakfast buffet.

Lodging features Pinterest-friendly, rustic-chic decor with fireplaces and alfresco showers.

On the corner of Sonoma Plaza near all the happenin’ shops, wine tasting rooms and galleries.

Spacious, airy rooms and relaxed decor are quintessential California.

Formerly a dry goods store and butcher shop with 2nd-floor social hall, this place has been a local inn since the 1920s.

Near it all – shops, eats, wineries and Six Flags (though we don’t recommend hitting them all in one day, specifically the last two).

Sprawling garden estate feels private and secluded, but is just 4 blocks to the Sonoma Plaza.