HotelTHE BERGSON
A 22-room downtown Calistoga inn where feather beds and fireplaces meet walking-distance wineries.

The thermal pool is fed directly by Calistoga's mineral springs, the same geothermal water that made the town a spa destination in the 1860s. Most people book spa treatments before they unpack, which means the schedule fills up fast on weekends.
Check-in staff hand over spa menus along with room keys, and most people head straight to the pool deck or book a mud bath for later that afternoon. The thermal pool stays open until evening, warm enough that even January soaks feel comfortable. Rooms vary—some have claw-foot tubs, others have walk-in showers—but all include robes for the short walk to the spa building.

The Mount View Hotel & Spa occupies a 19th-century building with a pressed-metal façade and rich wood trim, one of the oldest continuously operating hotels in town. The front entrance opens directly onto Lincoln Avenue, Calistoga's main street, with the spa entrance tucked around the side. Inside, the lobby shows off original millwork and a vintage cash register behind the front desk.
Opt for a room with a balcony for the best views of the gardens. Consider visiting during the mid-week for a more tranquil experience as the hotel is popular among couples seeking a romantic getaway. Don’t miss the complimentary wine tasting events hosted at nearby wineries that the concierge can recommend.
HotelA 22-room downtown Calistoga inn where feather beds and fireplaces meet walking-distance wineries.
InnAn Arts and Crafts home built in the early 1900s with a multi-level redwood deck facing Mount St. Helena.
InnBreakfast courtyard and afternoon cookies, plus a heated pool facing the Mayacamas.
InnPeriod-tiled bathrooms and jetted tubs in a dog-friendly inn three blocks from downtown Calistoga.
ResortThermal pools fed by Calistoga's geothermal seam sit beneath Tuscan arches and terracotta tiles.
HotelThe 1910 Olympic-length mineral pool anchors 17 acres of Mission Revival buildings and 1940s cottages.

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