InnInn at Salvestrin Winery
Three queen-bed rooms inside a 19th-century Victorian on the Dr. Crane Estate.

The Wisteria Room's French windows open onto a private patio where you can watch the evening settle over St. Helena's rooftops, and the attached bathroom has a six-foot jet tub deep enough to forget your tasting notes. Most guests book one night, then extend.
Breakfast is prepared by the inn's chef each morning, and the spread changes daily depending on what's in season. Guests return from morning tastings to find wine poured in the common areas—bottles rotate but lean local. The Ambrose Bierce Suite upstairs has a separate sitting room where couples tend to linger with a second glass before heading out for dinner reservations.

Inn St. Helena sits on Main Street in downtown St. Helena, close enough to walk to tasting rooms and restaurants when the energy strikes. Each of the eight rooms carries a different name—Mollie Day, Ambrose Bierce, Lillie Langtry, Eadweard Muybridge—tied to California characters, not themes. The Bamboo Room looks out onto bamboo, the Cottage House has its own kitchen and dining room for groups who want shared space.

For those who seek quiet, comfort and privacy, the Mollie Day room is a premier retreat located on the ground floor at the back of the house. This romantic hideaway features a king size bed, air conditioning, and a private bath with a luxurious six-foot jet bathtub built for two, complemented by a cozy outdoor cobblestone patio perfect for enjoying a glass of wine.
The Ambrose Bierce Suite is a sunlit sanctuary on the second floor, boasting an elegant four-poster queen size bed and a separate sitting room that can transform into a second bedroom. With a private six-foot jet tub and an oversize ceramic tile shower, this suite offers both comfort and tranquility for a perfect getaway.
The Lillie Langtry room exudes romance with its hand-carved oak queen bed and classic antiques, creating a cozy atmosphere that invites relaxation. The private bath features a large jet tub enclosed within a ceramic tile shower, making it an ideal retreat for those looking to unwind after a day of exploration.
Nestled in a quiet corner, the Eadweard Muybridge room features a stunning iron and brass queen bed alongside a beautiful oak dresser. The private bath, complete with an oversized soaking tub and a glass-enclosed shower, provides a serene space to refresh after a day of adventures in Napa Valley.
The Cottage House offers a communal experience with shared areas including a fully equipped kitchen and a large dining room, perfect for gathering with friends or family. Guests can enjoy the inviting parlor with a large-screen cable television or relax on the front porch in comfortable rocking chairs.
The Bamboo Room is a spacious retreat adorned with high ceilings and a plush king size bed, offering a tranquil view of the bamboo outside. Its attached private bathroom features a large, tiled steam bath and shower, providing a rejuvenating escape after indulging in the local wine and culinary scene.
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Request a room with a jet tub for the ultimate relaxation experience after a day of wine tours. The Cottage House is perfect for groups who want a communal feel with shared spaces to connect and unwind together. Check in early to explore the charming downtown shops before settling into your room.
InnThree queen-bed rooms inside a 19th-century Victorian on the Dr. Crane Estate.
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