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Hotels in Calistoga
16 Hotels
Calistoga Ranch, Auberge Resorts Collection
580 Lommel Rd

It's no wonder royalty, A-list celebrities, and athletes keep returning to the luxury Calistoga Ranch: It's in a class all by itself. Guests rent exquisite private lodges, set on a private 157-acre park-like property complete with hiking trails and a top-of-the-line restaurant and spa. Attention to detail carries over from room design to landscape planning -- all modules for the lodges were flown in by helicopter to minimize impact on surrounding trees and to maximize privacy. The property boasts plenty of activities, including outdoor yoga, a beautiful heated outdoor pool, a bocce court, a fabulous fitness center, and wine tasting seminars. If guests decide to venture out for some reason, they can easily access downtown Calistoga and other towns with not only loaner bikes, but loaner Mercedes-Benzes! This property stands out as one of the most remarkable not just in Napa Valley but in the entire country.

Wine Way Inn
1019 Foothill Blvd

The owners of the Wine Way Inn adapted a 1912 Craftsman house to create a mid-range bed-and-breakfast for visitors to Calistoga, a town located on the North end of Napa Valley. With 50 wineries within a five-mile radius, this property appeals to visiting oenophiles and those just sipping their way through the countryside. The five guest rooms are decorated with arts-and-crafts-style furnishings, but some of the bathrooms are a bit cramped. The generous breakfast gets positive marks. By comparison, the Wine Country Inn offers a more upscale B&B experience with individual cottages at several times the price.

The Chanric Inn
1805 Foothill Blvd

The Chanric Inn is a seven-room bed-and-breakfast in a luxurious Victorian house. It's on a main boulevard on the outskirts of Calistoga, with impressive landscaping and a front porch that insulates it from most of the local traffic. Around back there's a pool and a garden patio, and the owners grow much of the produce used in their cuisine on the grounds. The rooms are small and lack TVs, but are impeccably decorated, and rates include a gourmet home-cooked breakfast. Guests looking for more privacy can find private cottages (and cheaper rates) at the Cottage Grove Inn on the north end of town, but the Chanric Inn's breakfast is tough to match. 

Best Western Plus Stevenson Manor
1830 Lincoln Ave

While the Best Western Plus Stevenson Manor Inn is more about value than luxury, the 34 rooms are clean and spacious, with modern amenities such as iPod docks and flat-screen TVs, as well as contemporary decor -- mostly in tan, chocolate, gray, and cream hues. The main areas of the hotel, including the simple pool and tiny breakfast area are nothing to write home about. It's the convenient location of this hotel that's the real draw here -- walking to downtown Calistoga or driving to wineries in St. Helena and along the Silverado Trail is a breeze.

Cottage Grove Inn
1711 Lincoln Ave

Cottage Grove Inn is a mid-range property tucked away on a leafy lot along Calistoga's main street, a few blocks from the center of town. Each of the 17 individual cottages has a quaint porch with rocking chairs and a studio-like interior with skylights and a wood-burning fireplace. Unlike many area hotels there are no mineral springs here -- or even a spa -- but in-room massages are available. Breakfast with waffles and evening wine are included in the rates. Across the street, the much larger Indian Springs Resort and Spa also has private cottages, as well as multiple pools fed by the area's hot springs. 

The Craftsman Inn
1213 Foothill Blvd

The Craftsman Inn is a small, upper-middle-range bed-and-breakfast with just five rooms in a restored Craftsman bungalow. The bed-and-breakfast has a front porch and a backyard cabana, along with a cozy living room and dining room where a free homemade hot breakfast is served each morning. The modern rooms retain the house's unique architectural details, but they're on the small side and children aren't allowed in some. Two blocks away, the Wine Way Inn -- owned by the same people -- has similar amenities. Alternatively, guests looking for more privacy can find private cottages at the Cottage Grove Inn on the north end of town.

Solage, an Auberge Resort
755 Silverado Trail

Located in the picturesque area of Northern Napa Valley, Solage Calistoga is an ultra-chic, modern property featuring 89 separate bungalow homes with semi-private patios. The upscale, contemporary atmosphere exists throughout the hotel: Studios and suites all have high-vaulted ceilings and polished cement floors, and some -- such as the Capella Suite -- even have gas fireplaces, which add a warm touch to what some might consider cold decor. Bathrooms are clean, with sleek finishes, large soaking tubs, and walk-in showers with rainfall showerheads. The on-site restaurant, Solbar, is Michelin-starred, and features outdoor lounge seating shaded by trees and centered around a long water feature with a fire pit. There are two pools, as well as private cabanas and a poolside foosball table. Other perks include use of a loaner Mercedes-Benz SUV, or the modern, well-sized fitness center that has outdoor equipment. The hotel can experience noise from on-site events, but Solage Calistoga is ultimately an understated, peaceful getaway.

Calistoga Motor Lodge and Spa
1880 Lincoln Ave

The fun, family-friendly Calistoga Motor Lodge and Spa is a mid-range property that offers a full package of amenities and attractive accommodations. Once a 1940s motel, this property has been stylishly transformed into a modern lodge with an impressive lobby, full-service spa, two outdoor mineral pools, and a whirlpool. Other perks include bike rentals, concierge services, and free wine tastings on Fridays. Its quiet setting is tranquil yet within walking distance of downtown Calistoga. Rooms are tidy and fashionable, showcasing a mix of modern decor with vintage touches such as benches and tables more commonly seen in campers. All are outfitted with large walk-in showers, plus mini-fridges, coffeemakers, free snacks, and plush robes. Rates are competitive, but there is an added resort fee that doesn't cover breakfast. By comparison, the Best Western Plus Stevenson Manor Inn offers comparable rates that include a hot breakfast. 

Mount View Hotel & Spa
1457 Lincoln Ave

The remodeled rooms, suites, and cottages at the Mount View Hotel & Spa have a boutique feel, with hip, trendy accents mixed with dark sleek furniture. But beware: The rooms (and baths) are a little on the small side for an upper-middle-range hotel. The connected restaurant and wine bar are always lively, and the hotel's location in the heart of charming Calistoga puts guests within walking distance of plenty of action -- or, if you prefer, you can relax at the hotel's full-service spa. Just don't expect breathtaking views -- you won't be in the middle of a scenic vineyard. You're more likely to be looking at a parking lot.

Calistoga Spa Hot Springs
1006 Washington St

The Calistoga Spa Hot Springs is a mid-range hotel located on the site of geothermal mineral pools that feed into a whirlpool, a soaking pool, and large lap pool. Day visitors are allowed, although the hotel puts a limit on how many outside guests can enter. The 57 motel-style rooms were updated in 2015, and all have kitchenettes with two-burner stovetops and coffeemakers. There's no food offered here other than a snack bar, though it's walking distance to restaurants on main street. Visitors may want to compare rates with the Roman Spa Hot Springs Resort, which has older decor but more room options along with an indoor pool.