The Napa Valley is a world renown wine country region just 1-1/2 hours north of San Francisco. Vineyards and wine tastings, bike trails, golf, tennis, hiking, park, rivers and lakes make this a vacation destination popular with many who savor their time here and return year after year.

There are hundreds of wineries in the counties immediately north of San Francisco, each creating something slightly different than their neighbors which is one of the reasons that makes California wine so special. The Wine Country isn’t just about wine, though it’s hard to convince visitors of that sometimes, but there is so much to see, do and live here.

Take the Silverado Trail along the valley through beautiful country. Sip wine at an outdoor picnic table, play golf at a celebrated country club or just relax at a charming bed and breakfast inn. Napa offers shops, fine and casual restaurants and boutiques. Take the wine train through the countryside while tasting and dining. Celebrate the mustard blossoms, be pampered at a 4-star spa, soar in a hot-air balloon, and just getaway!

Candelight Inn, Napa
premium accommodations, fine amenities, and great food.

Inn on Randolph, Napa
A Gothic Revival and three 1930's cottages "Old Town" Napa.

Oak Knoll Inn, Napa
One of the most luxurious inns in Napa Valley." Wine Spectator Magazine.

The 1801 Inn, Napa
An intimate urban retreat in the heart of historic downtown Napa.

Churchill Manor, Napa
A magnificent mansion on an acre of mature, lush gardens.

The Inn on First, Napa
a charming 1900's mansion surrounded by beautiful gardens and landscaping.

Hennessey House, Napa
All accommodations are decorated with fine European antiques

La Residence, Napa
One of the most romantic places to stay in Northern California.

Stahlecker House B&B, Napa Valley
on 1-1/2 acres of manicured lawns and flowering gardens, this B&B is a nostalgic gem in Napa Valley.

Old World Inn, Napa
A charming hotel alternative of exquisite taste with shady porches.

Also See Calistoga and Also See St. Helena