Spa Hotels in Napa County

Very satisfied staying experience! The rooms are large, the beds are very comfortable and there is a patio or terrace to feel the natural and private. There is a stove in the room, it will automatically ignite when it is turned on, and the sound is a bit noisy. There is a steam sauna switch in the bathroom, which is very comfortable for a while. The toiletries are very easy to use, and the small bags I brought back to be remembered. The location is very good, there are several good wineries around, and the hotel guests can prove that they can buy wine and wine tasting.

This is a wonderful hotel that pleases us in all respects. We believe it is the brightest gem in Napa Valley. The accommodation is:  - Kevin, the receptionist, is exceptional. His serene smile is the brightest sunshine in California; - immaculately well maintained; - located in a vantage point shrouded in tranquility; - nice and comfortable room that puts it on the pedestal in the same league; - squeaky clean; - very comfortable mattresses. You are  mollycoddled, from the very first moment you hit the sack; Simply one of the best accommodations we have ever stayed!

A very exclusive and luxury resort Luke no other.  We love the trail hiking along the estate that stretches over 2 miles with breathtaking view. The staffs are nice n warm.    The only problem is that the  Michelin star restaurant was burned down in 2022    so there is no fine dining at the resort.

Loved our weekend at Solage. Always very chilled and pampering. It’s definitely overpriced these days but the whole vibe and experience is always lovely and great for a special occasion. Love the spa pools, the breakfast and the restaurant staff. Didn’t much rate my massage this time but overall loved it and would recommend.

Stayed for the second time Stanly Ranch, the service is as good as ever. If you mind bugs, you may have to choose carefully. There are many spiders in the room.

The place has a very nice vibe and offers spa services, good food and lovely malin & goets cosmetics plus a refillable water bottle. Three pools with different temperatures are options for relaxation along with a swing, oversize lawn games on the artificial turf and fireplaces by the bar. Rooms also have sizeable fridges and boiling water jugs, but I wouldn't say it feels like a four star hotel. The massage wasn't amazing either, the masseuse didn't wash her hands before starting or after working your dusty feet and before massaging your neck and scalp, aromatherapy is one scent, so definitely not a genuine, luxurious spa experience with a dedicated space but more makeshift and definitely not worth the $200 plus the obligatory 23% gratuity. Overall feels over-hyped and overpriced so if I have other options, I'd rather not come back.

Fine, but should have been cheaper for the quality. Definitely an older hotel. Had the look and smell of its hundred years of service. Breakfast was coffee, a couple pieces of loaf cake, and tiny fruits. No hotel parking. The pools were tired and dirty.

Silverado Resort & Spa exceeded all my expectations. Nestled amidst the picturesque surroundings, this resort offers an exquisite blend of luxury and serenity. From the moment I arrived, the staff exuded warmth and professionalism, ensuring every detail of my stay was perfect. The spa treatments were rejuvenating, and the facilities were top-notch, reflecting true sophistication. Whether it was a peaceful stroll in the beautifully landscaped grounds or a delightful meal at their gourmet restaurant, every moment was a treat. A perfect getaway, I highly recommend Silverado Resort & Spa to anyone seeking a unique blend of relaxation and luxury. I can't wait for my next visit!

It feels like a temporary board room, and the conditions inside are not bad. But when they arrive, they have to charge a resource fee, that is, they provide resource services such as hot springs and bicycles. It seems to be 25 or 50 dollars. Because we arrived late, and we are leaving the next morning, it is not needed at all. So after fighting hard on reason, it didn't accept it. But it seems that the big hotels in that area are like this. Relatively speaking, it feels like that place is an old and beautiful resort.