Nourish yourself in a quintessential Wine Country resort that gently fits in with its pristine surroundings.

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Wellness

  • Non-Smoking Hotel

    Non-Smoking Hotel

  • Massage Services

    Massage Services

  • In-room Healthy Snacks

    In-room Healthy Snacks

  • Smoothie/ Juice Bar

    Smoothie/ Juice Bar

  • Farm-to-Table Program

    Farm-to-Table Program

  • Hiking Trails

    Hiking Trails

  • Running Paths

    Running Paths

  • Organic Food Options

    Organic Food Options

  • Vegetarian Food Options

    Vegetarian Food Options

  • Gluten-Free Food Options

    Gluten-Free Food Options

  • Spa On Property

    Spa On Property

  • Sleep Programs

    Sleep Programs

  • Fitness Center

    Fitness Center

  • Personal Trainers

    Personal Trainers

  • Aquatics Fitness

    Aquatics Fitness

  • Organic Herb Garden on Property

    Organic Herb Garden on Property

  • Fruit Trees On Property

    Fruit Trees On Property

  • Vegan Food Options

    Vegan Food Options

Green

  • A\C Energy Saver

  • Towel Program

  • Green Roofing + Furnishing

  • Recycle Program

  • EV Stations

  • Eco-Friendly Cleaning Products

  • Responsibly Managed Forests

  • Room Temperature Control

  • Water Efficient Fixtures

  • Green Sustainability Team

  • Eco-Friendly Bath Products

  • Food Waste Fed to Local Farm Animals

  • Composting

  • Renewable Energy

  • Water Bottle Program

Community Impact

  • Donates Back

  • Local Artisan Products

  • Local Farmers Program

  • New Jobs Created




Certifications

  • Conde Nast Award


ABOUT

The Setting

The phrase “best of both worlds” often gets thrown around casually, but in this case, Los Carneros (the rams) wine-growing region happens to be uniquely shared by both Napa and Sonoma Counties. The region is also distinctive for the gentle rolling hills of the sparsely-wooded Mayacamas range which cradle the cool breezes and fog from nearby San Pablo Bay. Another distinction worthy of our affections is the Carneros Resort & Spa, nestled upon 28 acres of picturesque countryside and a 15-minute drive to both Downtown Napa and historic Sonoma Plaza. The resort showcases the best Carneros has to offer -- the landscapes, the lush vineyard surroundings and natural beauty -- and helping to preserve this pristine setting has always been at the heart of Carneros Resort and Spa. As such, a focus on sustainability and social responsibility is a part of their everyday efforts. Significant changes have been made in managing energy, conserving water, recycling and waste reduction and improving air quality, while continuing to offer the quintessential Napa Valley experience. 

Sleep and Sanctuary 

Across the 28 golden acres of Carneros Resort you’ll find 100 individual Cottages, two-cottage Harvest Suites, Residences and Private Homes in gated communities. Blending a "from the land" philosophy with modern resort accommodations, each cottage, suite and home features a refined farm-house design paired with informal elegance that seamlessly blends in with the natural surroundings. The secluded Cottages are arranged within 17 private neighborhoods named after local flora and fauna indigenous to the region and are equipped with one fabulous thing after another. We’re talking private garden patios and backyards, relaxing front porches, indoor/outdoor showers, fire pits, individual soaking tubs and the creme de la creme for Napa, Plum wine dispensers for on-demand local wines. Floor to ceiling glass bi-fold doors have replaced French doors on one complete wall in a majority of cottages, opening onto a private deck creating a seamless indoor-outdoor living area that doubles the size of the indoor space. On the subject of space, the Private Homes are perfect for groups and families visiting wine country offering home-away-from-home amenities like full kitchens adorned with Viking appliances. In all of the property dwellings, you’ll experience abundant natural light, natural ventilation and harmony with the surrounding landscape. 

Eat. Pray. Eat.

It’s always smart to visit Napa with a hearty appetite, and at Carneros Resort you will embark on a culinary journey highlighted by three on-property restaurants worthy of Napa Valley’s stellar reputation. Helmed by executive chef, Jeffrey Jake, FARM (truly lives up to the name) at Carneros is the fine-dining centerpiece, while Boon Fly Café and the guest-exclusive Hilltop Dining Room offer farm-to-table dining at its finest, featuring only local ingredients from small farms, regional wines and handcrafted cocktails.  The resort  recently unveiled eight new raised-bed culinary gardens to join the farm. Managed by chef de cuisine, John Carney and the resort’s culinary gardener, Marley Dawson, the farm will provide year-round produce for the on-site restaurants and heavily influences FARM’s seasonal menu. The garden houses more than 50 varieties of organic herbs, vegetables, and fresh eggs from the resort's chicken coop. Sustainability is obviopusly important to FARM; all food waste is composted (green waste is used to fertilize resort garden plots and proteins are composted offsite). Even used cooking oils find a second life as biofuel.

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Amenities

  • Airport Transportation

  • Public Transportation

  • Free Parking

  • Complimentary Parking

  • Air Conditioning

  • Complimentary Coffee/Tea

  • Ipod Dock

  • Laundry Facility

  • Restaurant

  • Bar Lounge

  • Room Service

  • Fire Pits on Property

  • Conference Rooms

  • Baby Crib Service

  • Gym

  • Pet Friendly

  • Mini Fridge

  • Family Friendly

  • Jacuzzi

  • Sundries

  • Bath Robes

  • Complimentary Newspaper

  • Kitchenette

  • Flat Screen TV

  • Minibar

  • Hotel Mobile App

  • Concierge

  • Complimentary WiFi

  • Entertainment

  • Pool

  • Handicap Accessible

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OPTIONAL EXTRAS + FEES

Check-in: 4:00 PM - 12 AM | Must be 21 years old to check-in | Express check-in available
Check-out: 12 PM

Express check-out available

Front desk staff will greet guests on arrival

Accessibility

Staffed front desk

Pets
  • Pets are allowed for a charge of $150 per accommodation, per stay (Service animals are exempt from fees)
  • 1 per room
  • Food and water bowls are available
Children and extra beds
  • Children are welcome
  • Rollaway/extra beds are not available
  • Free cribs (infant beds)

 


IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD

Kind Eats and Drinks
  • Local fave Ca’Momi Osteria in Napa is vegetarian, LBGTQ+ and taste bud friendly
  • The bountiful on-site gardens inspire the Mediterranean fare at the Grove at Copia
  • The Oxbow Public Market in Downtown Napa is your one-stop-shop for a variety of vegetarian friendly restaurants
Conscious Culture
Mindful Adventures
  • Visit the breathtaking grounds of the Domaine Carneros Chateau (you can pair your tasting with an array of vegan cheeses)
  • Grab a bottle at the vineyard and head on the verdant trails of Bartholomew Park
  • You haven’t really arrived in Wine Country until you’ve hiked to the summit of Mount St. Helena in Robert Louis Stevenson State Park
Do Good for the Day
Be Kind to Yourself

4048 Sonoma Hwy, Napa, CA 94559

HOW TO GET THERE

By Plane
  • 43.6 mi from Charles Schulz Sonoma County International Airport (STS) (Taxi approx: $)
  • 50.5  mi from Oakland International Airport (OAK) (Taxi approx: $)
  • 58.2  mi from San Francisco International Airport (SFO) (Taxi approx: $)
By Bus/Metro
  • From STS, take 95 or 65 buses running 4 times daily to Coddingtown Mall-Amtrak ($1-$3). Take Amtrak Thruway Connecting Service to Napa Amtrak Bus stop. From there take a taxi on demand the remaining six miles to the resort ($22-$27). Total time approx 2-3 hours. 
  • From Oakland Int’nl Transit Station take the BEIGE-N subway running every 10 min to Coliseum ($7). Take ORANGE-N bus every 30 min to El Cerrito Del Norte BART station, transfer to 29 buses running every 3 hours ($1-$4) to Soscol Gateway Transit Center. Take a taxi remaining 6.6 miles (approx: $22-$27). Travel time 2-3 hours. 
  • From SFO, take the RED-N subway every 30 min to El Cerrito Del Norte ($10-$13). From there take the hourly R bus to Vallejo County Transit Center ($2-$6). Then take a taxi on demand for the remaining 14.7 miles ($45). Time is 2-3 hours. 
  • The Vine is the fixed-route bus system in the County of Napa. All buses are wheelchair accessible. There are daily routes that run the length of the Valley, throughout the city of Napa, and extend to the Vallejo Ferry terminal. Weekday routes include access to El Cerrito Del Norte BART and the Suisun City Train Depot.
By Automobile
  • From STS, Get on US-101 S in Larkfield-Wikiup from Airport Blvd. Follow US-101 S to CA-116 E/Lakeville St in Petaluma. Take exit 472B from US-101 S. Follow CA-116 E and CA-121 N to Carneros Resort in Napa County. 
  • From Oakland Airport, get on I-880 N from 98th Ave. Follow I-880 N and I-80 E to CA-29 N/Sonoma Blvd in Vallejo. Take exit 29A from I-80 E. Follow CA-29 N and CA-12 W/CA-121 S/Sonoma Hwy to your destination in Napa County. The resort will be on the right. This route has tolls. 
  • From SFO, Head northwest toward US-101 N and follow US-101 N and I-80 E to CA-29 N/Sonoma Blvd in Vallejo. Take exit 29A from I-80 E. Follow CA-29 N and CA-12 W/CA-121 S/Sonoma Hwy to Carneros Resort. Approx an hour and a half drive. This route has tolls. 
  • Public parking is available on-site.