One-Night Stay and Wine Tasting for Two at Bella Bed & Breakfast in Danielsville. Four Suites Available.
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Inspired by nearby Boutier Winery, inn supplies sips of 10 wines for guests staying amid natural splendor
Unlike staying in your parents' basement, lodging in a hotel includes housekeeping, clean towels, and permission to watch the scary parts of Home Alone. Luxuriate in liberty with today's Groupon for a one-night stay and wine tasting for two at Bella Bed & Breakfast in Danielsville. Choose from the following options:
- For $70, you get a one-night stay in the Merlot Suite (up to a $150 value).
- For $75, you get a one-night stay in the Bordeaux Suite (up to a $160 value).
- For $80, you get a one-night stay in the Chardonnay Suite (up to a $170 value). For $85, you get a one-night stay in the Royale Suite (up to a $195 value).
Adjacent to Boutier Winery’s idyllic vineyards, Bella Bed & Breakfast integrates the wild beauty of its natural surroundings with luxurious accommodations. All suites entertain their charges with flat-screen TVs and guarantee watery singing solitude with private baths. The inn robes each wine-monikered suite in hues that match their name, from the juicy reds of the secluded Merlot to the black-and-gold motif in the Bordeaux to the delicate gold and silken drapes in the Chardonnay. Both Chardonnay and Royale suites boast expansive king beds, and the Royale also boasts a fireplace, loveseat-outfitted sitting room, and a private entrance. Royale-suite sleepers can also add a touch of canine affection to their stay, toting along a small dog or two to cozy up in the attached pet suite (pet deposit may apply).
A wine tasting exposes palates to 10 distinct wines in a tasting fueled by the award-winning Boutier Winery's proximal grapevines (a $10 value). During the stay, couples can trade sweet nothings on airy wooden decks, or stroll with hands in twain throughout the verdant landscape. After a night’s restful sleep, a complimentary gourmet breakfast fills languid bellies with energy to tackle the day and any linebacker encounters that lay ahead.
Inspired by nearby Boutier Winery, inn supplies sips of 10 wines for guests staying amid natural splendor
Unlike staying in your parents' basement, lodging in a hotel includes housekeeping, clean towels, and permission to watch the scary parts of Home Alone. Luxuriate in liberty with today's Groupon for a one-night stay and wine tasting for two at Bella Bed & Breakfast in Danielsville. Choose from the following options:
- For $70, you get a one-night stay in the Merlot Suite (up to a $150 value).
- For $75, you get a one-night stay in the Bordeaux Suite (up to a $160 value).
- For $80, you get a one-night stay in the Chardonnay Suite (up to a $170 value). For $85, you get a one-night stay in the Royale Suite (up to a $195 value).
Adjacent to Boutier Winery’s idyllic vineyards, Bella Bed & Breakfast integrates the wild beauty of its natural surroundings with luxurious accommodations. All suites entertain their charges with flat-screen TVs and guarantee watery singing solitude with private baths. The inn robes each wine-monikered suite in hues that match their name, from the juicy reds of the secluded Merlot to the black-and-gold motif in the Bordeaux to the delicate gold and silken drapes in the Chardonnay. Both Chardonnay and Royale suites boast expansive king beds, and the Royale also boasts a fireplace, loveseat-outfitted sitting room, and a private entrance. Royale-suite sleepers can also add a touch of canine affection to their stay, toting along a small dog or two to cozy up in the attached pet suite (pet deposit may apply).
A wine tasting exposes palates to 10 distinct wines in a tasting fueled by the award-winning Boutier Winery's proximal grapevines (a $10 value). During the stay, couples can trade sweet nothings on airy wooden decks, or stroll with hands in twain throughout the verdant landscape. After a night’s restful sleep, a complimentary gourmet breakfast fills languid bellies with energy to tackle the day and any linebacker encounters that lay ahead.