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Retrofitted Airstream trailers parked among redwoods in Guerneville, some with wood-fired hot tubs.

The Rooftop bar faces Fitch Mountain and the Sonoma hills, serving local wine and signature cocktails around a firepit as dusk settles. In the lobby below, the art installation rotates—currently Linus Lancaster's Ashokawna Watershed Atlas Projects, ceramic and watercolor pieces made from clay gathered across the Russian River Watershed. Dogs are welcome in guest rooms.
The lobby fireplace burns most evenings October through spring, and the complimentary wine selection changes weekly to follow what's being poured at nearby tasting rooms. Coffee scent drifts upstairs before morning alarms go off. The Rooftop opens mid-afternoon for drinks and small bites, and guests settle into chairs around the firepit as the sun drops behind the hills. On weekdays, the crowd thins enough that a table by the railing is usually open.

Harmon Guest House sits on Healdsburg Avenue, steps from the Plaza, as the newest member of the Hotel Healdsburg family. The lobby features 3-D sculptural geometry assembled from reclaimed boards of San Francisco Victorians, and the check-in desk itself is carved from one giant fallen eucalyptus. Art installations rotate every few months—right now, it's Linus Lancaster working with Healdsburg High School students. The rooftop terrace overlooks downtown and Fitch Mountain beyond.

The Spa Hotel Healdsburg offers a range of treatments using ingredients sourced from or inspired by the hills and seas surrounding Sonoma County. It features six serene treatment rooms, including a couple’s suite, a serene garden patio, and a relaxation lounge, providing a calming atmosphere for rejuvenation. Highlights include serene treatment rooms, couple's suite available, garden patio and relaxation lounge.
Request a room with a view to fully appreciate the scenic beauty of Fitch Mountain. Check out local events happening in Healdsburg during your stay, as the town often hosts festivals and tastings that enhance the wine country experience. The rooftop terrace is a popular spot, so plan an evening there for sunset if possible.
HotelRetrofitted Airstream trailers parked among redwoods in Guerneville, some with wood-fired hot tubs.
HotelFourteen adults-only rooms with reclaimed redwood furniture, Malin + Goetz products, and a 24-hour honor bar.
InnEach cottage is painted a different color and faces a garden courtyard with a firepit and pool.
InnTen guest rooms in a villa-style inn with a pool, two blocks from Healdsburg Plaza.
InnA Victorian facade with intricate woodwork anchors one corner of Healdsburg's plaza.
InnThe Woods sits between downtown Guerneville and a creek, with redwoods shading a clothing-optional pool.

Five generations since 1895, this family still farms the same Zinfandel vines their ancestor planted.

Ancient Tuscan olive trees and Sagrantino vines grow side-by-side on this working biodynamic farm.

Wilson Winery produces its award-winning Zinfandels inside a century-old tin barn from 1993.

Winemaker Nicole Hitchcock presses grapes with rare Coquard equipment and hand-harvests at night.

Sonoma County's 13th bonded winery, founded in 1959 by dancer-turned-vintner Rod Strong.

Flowers farms Camp Meeting Ridge and Sea View Ridge on the far Sonoma Coast for Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.

The 1,200-acre estate produces only Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon since the 1970s.

Ridge's Lytton Springs property farms 1885 vines on Dry Creek Valley benchland.
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