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

Chic style is even more refreshing than a big glass of Sauv Blanc.

von Strasser Tasting Room and Brian Arden Wines are stumbling distance away.

Just south of Yountville, location is tranquil and relaxing. And that’s before you’ve hit the wine and cheese reception.

Need free WiFi? You got it.

Forget Happy Hour. Enter Magic Hour, a wine and cheese reception where local vintners drop by to discuss your fave cab sauv.

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

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

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

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

The perfect base for Napa Valley exploring, plus a short walk (or stumble) to downtown Calistoga.

Chic, plush and a splash eclectic – feels more like staying in a friend's well-decorated guest room than at a hotel.

Map out your vineyard visits over the complimentary breakfast buffet.

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

Walkable location in the heart of Yountville (a foodie-fave, oh-so-charming town in the thick of wine country).

Relaxing getaway amid rolling hills just minutes from Napa Valley.

Onsite convenience shop stocks snacks, drinks and the toiletries you forgot.

Just down the street from all the charming town’s gotta-dos, like picnics, mud baths and vino sips.

Gorgeous setting nestled amid palm trees, rose gardens and resident swans.

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

Take five in the property's garden space when you need some air.

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

Steeped in the industry, the owners have owned a winery themselves for the past four decades. They know their noses.

Modern farmhouse-style escape overlooking the vineyards.