Calistoga Inn, Restaurant & Brewery

Perfectly located in the heart of Calistoga! Perfectly located! We had dinner downstairs, it was delicious and the staff was super super nice! The room was clean and had everything you need! As mentioned, there is no toilet and shower in the room, which is not a big deal when you know it from the beginning! My room had a little smell, don’t know what it was! I would definitely recommend the hotel!

Great outdoor dinning Enjoyed the outdoor atmosphere for dinning in this age of corvid it still pays to be careful! If you want a break from the wine of wine country this place has many excellent micro brews to choose from. Their Tillamook Cheeseburger I believe it was and garlic fry's were excellent food to compliment their brews!

Convenient Good location along Main Street. Large outdoor dining area. Nice selection of draft beers. The food was ok, the service not overly attentive. We were promised some bread along with water/drinks. The bread never made it to our table. Shared a starter and a pizza. The pizza carne had a ton of mozzarella and very little of all the other toppings mentioned on the menu. The atmosphere along with live music makes up for the lack of attention to detail.

Has it all. A Must Go. Nice sized pours! Excellent spicy Margarita. Skirt steak was “muy excelente’ Seafood pasta did not disappoint with large portions is clams , mussels and shrimp Outside seating is a must. Live lite background music for a classy lively Calistoga evening!

Restaurant good--avoid an overnight stay at all costs The restaurant is great, but the Inn deserves danger warnings and that's what I'm providing . Bizarrely, the inn and restaurant have one owner. The hotel is a historically protected dump. Here is a list of what the rooms don't have. --no TV --no air conditioning --no toilet or shower (OK, there are common, shared toilets and showers) --no reliable internet on the second floor --no real ADA compliance (OK, that's historic too. But this is lied about extensively on their website) --no chair (well, there was an outdoor garden chair parked in my room) --no shampoo, etc. (for the shared toilets and showers, they bought whatever was cheap at the supermarket). My wife said that on the women's side, there wasn't even a soap dispenser over the sink--and this in a pandemic --no extra towels in the shared showers, just a pile of bathmats Real value? Let's say, $65 a night. The price I paid? about $265 (OK, it was a Saturday). What's going on here is clear--the owner runs the hotel as a racket alongside the restaurant, which makes, and deserves to make, the real money. The website is extraordinarily misleading. The two sides are so disconnected that you can't even run a room tab in the restaurant. The owner has no interest in finding creative touches that would make the hotel amusing or livable, much less tying the two sides of the business together. Stay somewhere else, come for the food.