ResortMontage Healdsburg
Balconies have individual fire pits and daybeds, and most room categories face either vineyard rows or old-growth oak canopy.

The Resort at Sonoma County places most guest rooms directly above working vineyard rows, with balconies facing west over the vines. That positioning means sunsets happen right from your room, with a glass of something local and no need to move.
Breakfast runs to artisanal cheese and locally sourced eggs at the buffet each morning. The outdoor bar pours craft cocktails under strung fairy lights once the sun drops. Guests book spa appointments or walk the vineyard perimeter before dinner, then return to their balconies with a bottle.

Floor-to-ceiling glass wraps the main lodge, letting vineyard rows run right up to the building's edge. Wooden beams overhead and wide balconies extend the sightlines west across the vines. Windsor's quieter than Healdsburg but close enough to drive to Russian River tasting rooms in under ten minutes.
Request a room with a view of the vineyards for an memorable sunset experience. Consider visiting during the week to enjoy a quieter atmosphere, ideal for relaxation and rejuvenation. Don't miss the seasonal wine tasting events hosted on-site, showcasing local wineries and their finest offerings.
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Bricoleur pairs each wine with dishes from its onsite culinary team, not just a tasting flight.

Vintner's Reserve Chardonnay has been poured here since 1982, and the culinary gardens feed the kitchens year-round.

Winemaker Kale Anderson works with ultra-premium fruit from five named Middle Reach vineyards.

Saralee Kunde planted this land to Burgundian varieties in 1989, and the estate still overlooks her vineyard.

Six generations farm 470 acres, including Jackass Hill—Sonoma County's steepest non-terraced vineyard.

Williams Selyem's list-member-only appointments pour from Rochioli, Allen, and Hirsch vineyards.

The Pitts family has farmed this Russian River Valley estate since 2002.

A working fire engine sits in Hook & Ladder's tasting room, alongside axes and helmets from founder Cecil De Loach's firefighting career.
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