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by Jill Loeffler •
Wondering where to stay in Napa Valley? Staying in a bed and breakfast is the perfect way to relax and unwind. Many offer modern conveniences, and you will find they are less chaotic than hotels.
From the minute you walk in the door, you will be greeted with a warm, friendly, and welcoming environment. If you're looking for a romantic bed and breakfast in Napa Valley, you'll find excellent options on my list.
Most feature anywhere from two to ten rooms. A few on this list are a little larger, with up to around 30 guest rooms and cottages.
You will find these Napa bed and breakfasts all over the valley, both in the City of Napa and throughout the countryside. Some are just steps from downtown tasting rooms and restaurants, while others are tucked away, offering vineyard views.
No matter what you're looking for, this list will help you find the best B&B in Napa Valley for you.
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Address: 1938 First Street, Napa
Room Rates: Range averages from around $276 to $450 a night
One of the best Napa bed and breakfasts is the Inn on First, a newly renovated inn located in the heart of wine country. With ten rooms, it offers a cozy experience with king-sized beds in every room.
All of the rooms are also equipped with a private bath, two-person whirlpool tubs, fireplaces, and free parking. They proudly state that there are no televisions or children, so the atmosphere is even more relaxing.
The room price includes breakfast for two every morning.
I love this Napa Valley inn because they also share their home with three lovely dogs. They are friendly and make the stay even more fun.
If you happen to be traveling with dogs of your own, they also have some space for them at the Inn. Call ahead to discuss it with the owners, and they will do their best to accommodate you.
This Napa bed and breakfast caters to those who want to unplug and enjoy their time in the region.
>> Find out more information on how to book rooms at this inn
Address: 411 Randolph Street, Napa
Room Rates: Range from around $350 to $550 a night
The Inn on Randolph is one of the most popular Napa Valley bed and breakfast options. The fun and knowledgeable owners offer five rooms in their main house and five cottages.
This historic retreat features modern conveniences, including a private spa, heated bathroom floors, and luxurious beds. Each morning, you will enjoy a world-class fresh meal in their gluten-safe kitchen.
Unlike anywhere else I've seen, much of their toiletries are gluten-free, so if you are gluten sensitive, this may be the best bed and breakfast in Napa for you.
>> Find reservations and reviews for this Napa Valley inn
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Address: 1045 Easum Drive, Napa
Room Rates: Ranges from around $220 to $549 a night
The Candlelight Inn is a great Napa bed and breakfast for couples seeking a romantic getaway in wine country. Located on a quiet tree-lined street, it is just a few minutes from downtown.
This beautifully decorated bed and breakfast also offers a private redwood grove, outdoor pool, and a gourmet breakfast unlike any you can imagine. They'll even give you the recipe for your favorites!
They keep you pampered by providing complimentary newspapers, beverages, and snacks throughout the day, which you can enjoy in your private jacuzzi tub.
When you feel like venturing out, they are close to the river and the Napa Valley Wine Train, and offer wonderful packages that include hot air balloon rides and more.
>> Find out more info on the Candlelight Inn and how to book rooms
Fun Fact: There are currently more than 70 Napa Valley bed and breakfasts throughout this colorful wine region.
Address: 1012 Darms Lane, Napa
Room Rates: Start at around $350 to $550 a night
For privacy, The Cottages may be the best bed and breakfast in Napa Valley. The eight restored private cottages in this beautiful retreat are surrounded by Napa's natural beauty.
In this picturesque setting, you can imagine you are the star of your own movie! Believe it or not, Carole Lombard and Clark Gable used to stay at these cottages back in the day.
The smallest of the cottages is 450 square feet, while the largest is over 1,400 square feet. Each offers at least one comfy king-sized bed, a living room area, and a fully equipped kitchen. Other luxuries include a gas fireplace, kitchenette, and breakfast delivered to your room each morning.
After a long day of wine tasting, you can relax in your private bathroom with a deep-soaking tub built for two or next to the fireplace (or both!).
Note: Some dates may require a two-day stay.
>> Find more details about this location and information to book
Address: 1205 Hillview Lane, Napa
Rooms Rates: Start at around $399 to $799 a night
This bed and breakfast in Napa is a shining jewel in the valley. This unique inn is just a short 10 to 15-minute drive to downtown Napa and close to Yountville in the other direction.
You have numerous choices between a queen-sized room, a king-sized room, or a beautiful cottage that encompasses almost 1,000 square feet! All come with huge windows to give you amazing views, free Wi-Fi, and more.
You will love waking up with locally made pastries each morning. You'll also have luxury bath amenities in your room.
If you are a wine lover, you may have heard of their winery by the same name. They have some of the best wine produced worldwide, and you can taste it at the inn. Reservations must be made in advance, and you must be over 21 years of age.
Note: Depending on the date of your stay, you may have to book multiple days.
>> Find out more information and how to book your rooms
Book Your B&B Today: Head to Booking.com to find out more about booking these and other Napa Valley bed and breakfasts for your stay. Click here for details.
Check out these Napa Valley events calendars for additional fun things to do during your stay.
>> Find rooms and read more about this downtown Napa bed and breakfast
>> Find rooms and rates at Chateau de Vie Bed & Breakfast in Calistoga
>> Find out how to book your rooms at this downtown Napa bed and breakfast
Fun Napa Valley Fact: The natural hot springs that feed Calistoga's mineral pools were discovered over 500 years ago by the Wappo people, and by the 1860s people started vacationing here to enjoy their "healing powers."
>> Read about guest reviews and find a room at Meadowlark Country House in Calistoga
>> Learn more about booking a room at Calistoga motor lodge and spa here
>> Find rooms and read about guest experiences at the Wine Country Inn & Cottages Napa Valley
Napa Nightlife: Are you looking for something fun to do at night in Napa? Check out the list of upcoming events and live music on Ticket Liquidator.
>> Find rooms and read guest reviews at The McClelland House in Napa
Napa, California bed and breakfasts offer relaxation, romance, and luxurious pampering for your stay in wine country. They are a fantastic alternative to hotels in Napa Valley.
Book Today! Find out more about staying at one of these Napa Valley bed and breakfasts and other lodging options in the area. Click here to learn more about your choices.
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