1- or 2-Night Stay for Two with Optional Bottle of Wine and Winery Passes at Sonoma Orchid Inn in Guerneville, CA
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Century-old farmhouse converted to bed and breakfast in Sonoma County; bottle of wine included with 2-night options
Hotel at a Glance: Sonoma Orchid Inn
Sonoma Orchid Inn stands amid a cluster of pine and redwood trees alongside the Russian River. Built more than a century ago, the building is distinguished by a wraparound porch and canary yellow facade. Inside, you’ll find antique furnishings and fireplaces. Every morning, a hearty complimentary breakfast made with farm-fresh eggs and locally sourced produce is served free of charge.
- Wine Passport: Each option includes a wine passport that offers access to complimentary tastings at more than 100 nearby wineries.
- Raise a toast: Select options of this deal come with one bottle of wine or champagne per stay.
- Recent recognition: The inn was awarded TripAdvisor’s Certificate of Excellence and the GreenLeaders Gold distinction for its sustainable practices.
- Farm-fresh breakfast served daily
- Homemade snacks: Sip coffee and eat homemade cookies in a comfortable great-room.
- Sample Sonoma County wines: The B&B is located by the Russian River, close to over 300 wineries ranging from small boutiques to mighty Korbel. Talk to the innkeepers about discounts on tastings and tours.
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 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), West 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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Century-old farmhouse converted to bed and breakfast in Sonoma County; bottle of wine included with 2-night options
Hotel at a Glance: Sonoma Orchid Inn
Sonoma Orchid Inn stands amid a cluster of pine and redwood trees alongside the Russian River. Built more than a century ago, the building is distinguished by a wraparound porch and canary yellow facade. Inside, you’ll find antique furnishings and fireplaces. Every morning, a hearty complimentary breakfast made with farm-fresh eggs and locally sourced produce is served free of charge.
- Wine Passport: Each option includes a wine passport that offers access to complimentary tastings at more than 100 nearby wineries.
- Raise a toast: Select options of this deal come with one bottle of wine or champagne per stay.
- Recent recognition: The inn was awarded TripAdvisor’s Certificate of Excellence and the GreenLeaders Gold distinction for its sustainable practices.
- Farm-fresh breakfast served daily
- Homemade snacks: Sip coffee and eat homemade cookies in a comfortable great-room.
- Sample Sonoma County wines: The B&B is located by the Russian River, close to over 300 wineries ranging from small boutiques to mighty Korbel. Talk to the innkeepers about discounts on tastings and tours.
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 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), West 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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Need To Know Info
- Promotional value expires Dec 29, 2017. Amount paid never expires.
- Must book by 12/29/17 or promotional value expires
- Must complete travel by 3/29/18
- Not valid 11/20-11/24, 12/24-12-25, 12/31/17-1/1/18, 1/16-2/1, 2/9–2/10, 2/16-2/17, 3/2–3/3, and 3/9–3/10
- Limit 2 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts
- Limit 2 per visit
- Valid only for option purchased
- Reservation required, subject to availability; contact Sonoma Orchid Inn at (707) 869-4466 for specific availability
- 30-day cancellation notice required or $20 fee applies; 8-day cancellation notice required or fee up to the voucher price applies
- Must be 21+ to check in and to consume alcohol
- Credit card required at booking and check-in
- Must use promotional value in 1 visit
- 12% tax not included.
- Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
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