Wine Country Hotel Guide - Family Friendly Hotels in Wine Country, California

"Clean rooms. Great showers. Paper thin walls. No pool towels. No ice anywhere on property. Breakfast was decent. Beds were like sleeping on a slab of stone. "

"Parking and check in were very easy. Our room was as expected and smelled very clean. No air conditioning which didn’t bother me but my husband was in need of a fan or ac. "

"Nice staff- very clean rooms."

"fairly quiet, plenty of parking"

"This a great, value priced, higher end option in Yountville. My wife and I have stayed at Hotel Y 3-4 times now and it's definitely worth considering on your next trip to the Valley, especially if you're looking for something centrally located."

"Wonderful location and beautiful room"

"My boyfriend and I recently spent the weekend at the Heritage House Resort & Spa, and "incredible" doesn't even begin to cover it. If you are looking for a place where luxury meets the raw beauty of the Pacific, this is it. From the moment you arrive, the views are simply breathtaking. The resort is perched right on the cliffs, offering panoramic vistas of the ocean that feel like something out of a movie. Waking up to the sound of the waves and the sight of the rugged coastline was the highlight of the trip. What truly sets this property apart is the full-service experience. The staff goes above and beyond to ensure every detail is perfect. We felt completely taken care of from check-in to check-out—the service is polished, professional, and genuinely warm. The breakfast was exceptional and exactly what we needed to fuel up for a long day of adventures. It provided the perfect "set-off" for exploring the nearby hiking trails and coastal scenery. Whether you're celebrating a milestone birthday or just need to disappear into the Redwoods and sea mist for a few days, this is the spot. It is a true sanctuary. I cannot wait to come back!"

"Easy convenient parking, close to many restaurants and beach"

"Very dated, poor condition and lots of stuff out of order; limited food - not what you’d expect of a Fairmont"