Is Maison Fleurie, A Four Sisters Inn dog-friendly?

Yes, Maison Fleurie, A Four Sisters Inn welcomes dogs. We recommend confirming pet policies and any fees directly with the property before booking.

Is Maison Fleurie, A Four Sisters Inn family-friendly?

Yes, Maison Fleurie, A Four Sisters Inn welcomes families with children. Contact the property for details on family accommodations.

How much does Maison Fleurie, A Four Sisters Inn cost per night?

Maison Fleurie, A Four Sisters Inn is an upscale property ($$$). Rates vary by season and room type — check availability for current pricing.

What wineries are near Maison Fleurie, A Four Sisters Inn?

Maison Fleurie, A Four Sisters Inn is conveniently located near several wineries including The Estate Yountville (< 1 mi), Jessup Cellars (< 1 mi), Stewart Cellars (< 1 mi), and 129 more. The Yountville region offers excellent wine tasting opportunities within a short drive.

Yountville · Napa Valley · Yountville

Maison Fleurie, A Four Sisters Inn

4-star innWine LoversRomantic Getaways

4.6(131 reviews)

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Known forGarden SettingDog-FriendlyBoutiqueBreakfast IncludedRomanticCouples

Why Stay Here

Maison Fleurie, A Four Sisters Inn occupies three ivy-covered buildings that date back to the early 1900s, when the main structure served as a bakery and boarding house. The brick courtyard connects all three buildings, and several rooms open directly onto it with French doors. Guests can bring dogs, and kids are welcome—rare for Yountville inns clustered this near Washington Street.

Built as a bakery and boarding house in the early 1900s, now three connected buildings
French doors in courtyard-facing rooms open directly onto brick patios with bistro tables
Dogs and children allowed—uncommon for Yountville's Washington Street inns
Walking distance to Bouchon, The French Laundry, and a dozen tasting rooms
Daily wine and cheese service set out in the main parlor every afternoon

The Experience

Breakfast includes warm croissants, fruit tarts, and quiche served in the dining room or carried out to the courtyard tables. Wine and cheese appear every afternoon around four, set out on the sideboard in the main parlor. Guests check in at a small front desk tucked near the parlor fireplace, then pick up room keys kept in labeled wooden cubbies. Most rooms have either a balcony or direct courtyard access, and the doors stay open most of the day when weather allows.

The Setting

The pale yellow stucco and dark green shutters face Washington Street, half a block from Bouchon Bakery and the cluster of tasting rooms between Madison and Mulberry. Ivy climbs the walls of the original bakery building, and the smaller carriage house sits behind it, separated by a central courtyard with wrought-iron bistro tables. A third structure, the Old Bakery Building, holds four rooms with exposed brick and wood-beam ceilings. The property sits on less than an acre, so everything is within a few steps.

Insider Tips

Request a room with a balcony for a peaceful view of the gardens. The inn is dog-friendly, making it easy to bring your furry friend along for the adventure. Be aware that the inn’s charming layout may not be ideal for those who prefer modern hotel amenities.