Unless you’re lucky enough to live in Napa Valley, you’re going to want to book somewhere great to stay when you come visit our world-famous vineyards. Who wants to take a long trek after spending all day sipping wine? And why limit yourself to just one day, right? If you spend the night at a Napa Valley Bed & Breakfast, you get the benefit of another day in the vineyards with all the added comforts of home.
For those of you who not only love wine but also love gazing out over those rolling hills of green, Napa Valley has B&B with a bonus. And by bonus, we mean vineyard views. So if you’re searching for a place to rest your head after an exhausting day of delicious wines and friendly vineyard hosts, don’t miss these five Napa Valley B&Bs with a vineyard view.
Chateau De Vie
3250 State Highway 128
Calistoga, CA 94515
(855)981-7313
TripAdvisor: 5 stars; 472 reviews
We already know you love vineyards, but if your love of nature extends beyond those wine-producing grapes, then Chateau De Vie is the place for you. The understated elegance of the house is perfectly complimented by the formal gardens that surround, not to mention the stunning views of nearby vineyards. All of the rooms come with vineyard views but check out the King Jr Suite for sky light peeks of Mount St. Helena and the Palisade Mountains.
Insider Tip: Snuggle up in on one of Chateau De Vie’s complimentary hooded robes for the coziest evening in the Valley.
The winery and Inn at Salvestrin have been in the same family for 84 years. The family uses sustainable farming practices to keep their vineyards producing delicious handcrafted wines year after year. Their Inn is located in a historic farmhouse on the property and it’s perfect for anyone who’s looking for modern luxury with Victorian charm.
Insider Tip: Treat yourself to a taste of Salvestrin wine before you visit because if you love it, you should join their wine club. Members get a steep discount at the Inn!
Bio: Emma McGowan is a full time freelance writer who doesn’t have a wine rack because she never manages to keep a bottle full long enough to need one. Check out more of her writing at emmamcgowan.com.