Rancho Caymus Inn

There is something special about the history of the Napa Valley, and when you visit, Rancho Caymus wants you to experience some of that history. The Inn takes its name from land awarded in 1836 by General Mariano Vallejo to pioneer George C. Yount, Napas first land grant. A sprawling hacienda named Caymus Rancho was built on the site and opened its doors to all those who visited the valley. The current Rancho Caymus was built in 1984 by local artist and entrepreneur Mary Lee Tildon. Her design sought to recapture the spirit of the original hacienda. In 1991, the winemaking Komes family purchas     Read more about Rancho Caymus Inn

Auberge du Soleil

At the heart of the cabernet-sauvignon- merlot and chardonnay vines of Napa Valley- the French restaurateur Claude Rouas has created a discreet and elegant hotel hidden amongst a grove of olive trees that evoke his love of Provence in the South of France. A handful of houses perched on the hillside offer spacious -maisons- with private terraces where aged French oak floors- colorful chenille fabrics- abstract paintings and fireplaces create an air of romance. The Mediterranean-inspired cuisine features the very best of the region and the spa- which also draws its cue from the land- proposes tr     Read more about Auberge du Soleil