HotelHotel Napa Valley, an Ascend Collection Hotel
Wood-beamed ceilings and a courtyard dotted with citrus trees feel more guest house than hotel.

The Deluxe King's soaking tub and fireplace sit opposite floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the vines, and couples rarely leave before checkout. The Setting Inn keeps wine tasting on-property with private appointments hosted by Katie Garaventa, which means you can walk back to your room with a bottle and never get in the car.
Mornings start with Bouchon pastries delivered to the door—pain au chocolat, almond croissants, sometimes a seasonal fruit danish. Afternoons are built around private tastings of The Setting Wines, poured right on the property in an intimate space overlooking the vines. The Signature Queen opens to the courtyard, while the Deluxe King gives you vineyard views from bed and a deep tub next to the fireplace. Sunsets turn the sky orange-pink directly over the rows.

The Setting Inn Napa Valley sits directly off Highway 29, flanked by working vineyards on both sides—close enough to Yountville that you can reach Bouchon in eight minutes, but far enough that the only sound at night is wind through the grapevines. The recently renovated building holds a handful of rooms, all with courtyard or vineyard views. Downtown Napa's restaurant row is a ten-minute drive south.

The Signature Queen room embodies understated elegance with its courtyard views and luxurious linens that invite you to indulge in a leisurely morning. A soothing color palette complements the soaking tub and heated bathroom floors, creating a private sanctuary where comfort reigns supreme. This 350 square foot retreat is designed for relaxation, featuring thoughtful amenities like plush robes and an espresso machine.
The Deluxe King room offers a spacious layout with picturesque vineyard views, perfect for those seeking a touch of luxury. With its own outdoor terrace, fireplace, and soaking tub, this 425 square foot accommodation is both inviting and accessible, ensuring a comfortable stay for all guests. Enjoy daily breakfast from Bouchon Bakery as you bask in the serene surroundings.
Opt for the Deluxe King room if a private terrace and vineyard views are a priority. The inn's location between Yountville and downtown Napa makes it easy to explore local dining options without needing to drive far. Be prepared for a serene atmosphere that may not suit those seeking a bustling nightlife scene.
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Laird Family Estate reserves 3% of its 2,000-acre Napa Valley vineyard holdings for its own label.

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Jay Corley founded this family-owned estate in 1970 with vineyards across three Napa Valley appellations.

Barbara Bestor's mid-century pavilion opened in 2017 to pour wines made in the 1960s Napa style.

Founded in 1972 by Bernard Portet and the Goelet family, now led by third-generation owner Olav Goelet.

Chimney Rock's 2021 Stags Leap District Cabernet ranked #5 in Wine Spectator's 2024 list.

Angelo Pera opened his own label in 2010 after three decades making wine for others.
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