A short 45-minute drive from San Francisco on Sonoma County’s southern end, sits Sonoma Valley, a 17-mile stretch of Wine Country full of premium wineries, luxury lodging, and picturesque vineyard settings. Venturing into the heart of Sonoma Valley’s historic towns of Sonoma, Glen Ellen, and Kenwood, visitors will find more than just a weekend escape …
Relaxation and coastal views are just some of the benefits to staying in Sea Ranch. With a dedication to sustainability, many of the hotels and lodges focus on blending seamlessly with nature.
Don’t be fooled by Cloverdale’s small size. With a prime location on the Russian River, this charming hamlet has become home to several tasting rooms featuring dynamite views and outstanding wines.
Occidental’s hotels and inns provide a welcome respite to relax after a day out. With welcoming bed and breakfasts and local advice for making the best of your stay, we heartily recommend the romantic, exciting, and diverse Occidental wine country.
Occidental is known for its family-style Italian eateries, originating with Carlo Panizzera in the early 20th century at the Union Hotel. These days, you’ll find a variety of fare to please the palate: we’ve compiled a list of the best seven restaurants for any breakfast, lunch, and dinner you need while staying in scenic Occidental.
Windsor provides a friendly, community atmosphere, as well as a great location for exploring top-notch wineries. Come for the wine, stay for the company.
Sebastopol is located close to many of the great wineries of the Russian River Valley and Green Valley American Viticultural Areas. But there’s more than wine on tap: with an artistic and quirky vibe and great places to eat, drink, stay, and shop, Sebastopol is a travel destination all its own.
Classic bed & breakfasts, modern luxury hotels, and historic inns all lie within a few blocks of one another, and within walking distance of Sonoma’s best tasting rooms and restaurants. Here are the 10 best hotels in Sonoma.
Although Guerneville is home to only a few hotels, the ones they have each offer unique, nature-oriented wine country experiences. Try it for yourself and vote for your favorite stay below!
If you’re planning a weekend to this part of the world but are still looking for a place to stay, try the city of Santa Rosa—located northwest of Napa, it provides many of the same experiences, but without the price tag. We’ve put together a list of hotels that accommodates just about every price point.
Nestled between rolling hills and rugged coast, Petaluma combines Main Street & Wine Country, with…
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