Stay at Sonoma Wine Country Hotel in Santa Rosa, CA; Dates into July
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Sandwiched between several Sonoma Valley wineries, the hotel features restaurant with artisan entrees and more than 120 bottles of wine
Hotel at a Glance: Sonoma Wine Country Hotel
You don’t have to leave the Sonoma Wine Country hotel to sample vino produced in the famed Sonoma Valley. At the onsite Nectar Restaurant & Lounge, the staff offers expert advice on pairing upscale entrees with wines from its extensive 120-bottle collection. The hotel also neighbors Kendall-Jackson Wine Estate & Gardens and Paradise Ridge Winery; wine tastings at each of these vineyards are included with select deal options.
- Dig into entrees such as oven-roasted-tomato capellini and herb-grilled salmon fillet while seated on the hotel’s outdoor patio, which overlooks Sonoma’s rolling hills and the neighboring property’s round red barn; select options include a $25 dining credit.
- Make a splash in the outdoor pool or sunbathe on one of the red lounge chairs on the pool deck.
- Onsite concierge can help you book spa appointments and tee times
- From the comfort of your room, you can order room service such as an entree from Nectar, a cheese platter, or dessert.
Sonoma Valley, California: Relaxed Wine Country and Majestic Redwoods
Located about an hour north of San Francisco, the Sonoma Valley is best known for its wine. The mild climate here allows winemakers to grow cool-weather varietals such as pinot noir and chardonnay. But the valley has a varied landscape; some areas are prime for growing hot-weather vines, too.
Follow 17 miles of country roads that connect the sleepy hamlet of Kenwood to the Carneros appellation and you’ll find more than 40 boutique wineries, most small and family owned. Many are tucked amid oak forests and wildflower meadows. Compared to its neighbor Napa Valley (about 15 miles away), Sonoma feels a little more relaxed and remote: the wineries here are generally more secluded from one another than those in Napa, and tasting rooms tend to be less crowded, even on the weekends.
Even if you aren’t visiting for the vineyards, Sonoma Valley’s gentle climate and diverse natural landscape make it worth a visit. Hiking trails wind past redwood trees as high as skyscrapers, and popular excursions are canoeing on Russian River and sightseeing at the craggy Pacific coastline and its unspoiled beaches.
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Sandwiched between several Sonoma Valley wineries, the hotel features restaurant with artisan entrees and more than 120 bottles of wine
Hotel at a Glance: Sonoma Wine Country Hotel
You don’t have to leave the Sonoma Wine Country hotel to sample vino produced in the famed Sonoma Valley. At the onsite Nectar Restaurant & Lounge, the staff offers expert advice on pairing upscale entrees with wines from its extensive 120-bottle collection. The hotel also neighbors Kendall-Jackson Wine Estate & Gardens and Paradise Ridge Winery; wine tastings at each of these vineyards are included with select deal options.
- Dig into entrees such as oven-roasted-tomato capellini and herb-grilled salmon fillet while seated on the hotel’s outdoor patio, which overlooks Sonoma’s rolling hills and the neighboring property’s round red barn; select options include a $25 dining credit.
- Make a splash in the outdoor pool or sunbathe on one of the red lounge chairs on the pool deck.
- Onsite concierge can help you book spa appointments and tee times
- From the comfort of your room, you can order room service such as an entree from Nectar, a cheese platter, or dessert.
Sonoma Valley, California: Relaxed Wine Country and Majestic Redwoods
Located about an hour north of San Francisco, the Sonoma Valley is best known for its wine. The mild climate here allows winemakers to grow cool-weather varietals such as pinot noir and chardonnay. But the valley has a varied landscape; some areas are prime for growing hot-weather vines, too.
Follow 17 miles of country roads that connect the sleepy hamlet of Kenwood to the Carneros appellation and you’ll find more than 40 boutique wineries, most small and family owned. Many are tucked amid oak forests and wildflower meadows. Compared to its neighbor Napa Valley (about 15 miles away), Sonoma feels a little more relaxed and remote: the wineries here are generally more secluded from one another than those in Napa, and tasting rooms tend to be less crowded, even on the weekends.
Even if you aren’t visiting for the vineyards, Sonoma Valley’s gentle climate and diverse natural landscape make it worth a visit. Hiking trails wind past redwood trees as high as skyscrapers, and popular excursions are canoeing on Russian River and sightseeing at the craggy Pacific coastline and its unspoiled beaches.
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