In April I got married and so I went looking for a place to stay for a mini honeymoon. The hubs and…read moreI were looking for a short and small getaway close to home (we'll be taking a longer honeymoon in August). I bought a deal for this place from Living Social. We had never gonna wine tasting before so this was our first time! This place had good reviews and the pictures of this place looked too cute. We drove all the way here from Davis. The trip was a little longer than what we expected. And all I can say is most GPS's don't know how to get you here and google maps isn't very smart. So follow the directions in the e-mail that they send you!! This place is owned by Marcia and Tony. I worked with Tony over the phone for my reservations. He wasn't the quickest with technology and taking down my information so you should have patience or make reservations online - FYI I made mine over the phone because of the Living Social deal. When we got there to check-in, we found Tony was away and Marcia was left to handle things on her own. She's a very sweet lady. She's also the one that makes all the food! Amazing cook!! The rooms are very cozy. The hubs was impressed the high-tech door lock that used a number pad. I liked that the room was like a mini 1 bedroom cottage. It had a very romantic feel to it, which was perfect. We made sure to take advantage of the fireplace and the whirlpool tub. But I think my favorite part was the bed! Very soft sheets and you just melt away into sleep. The only issue we had with the room were the bugs. Now don't let that scare you. It's just that my hubby extremely dislikes bugs. We found 2 baby spiders, 1 yellow jacket, 3 mosquitos. I think bugs are bound to get in and they weren't much of a problem for me to handle. Now the food! Yes it is also a B&B afterall. First day: we were served 4 muffins with pecans on top and honey and butter on the side. YUM!! Next was a slice of baked pineapple with toasted coconut shavings - never had this combo before and it was good. The main course was poached eggs with polenta. I was a bit skeptical, but it was good too! There was juice as well. Hubs and I opted for the pomegranate juice. Second day: margaritas with no alcohol, but still tasty! There was also homemade granola and I'm a fan of granola. The main course was BELGIAN WAFFLES! They were loaded with fruit and some bacon on the side. YUM YUM YUM! I'm a huge fan of the food here. Marcia is great! FYI, she also makes a cake every night that you can go into the main lodge and get some. The first night there was an apple cake that was just soooo good. She even gave me the recipe for it. Note: when you check-in, they ask about food allergies etc. Hubs is lactose intolerant so Marcia made sure to not put any cheese in the polenta or yogurt in the margarita.

My fiancé and I came back for our second trip this past weekend. It was great like before. We…read morestayed at the Hopkins room. Both the bedroom and the bathroom were clean and quaint. There were candy in bowl on the dresser. Two luggage racks available for our use. There's a backdoor that leads to the patio. There's plenty of parking for guests. Good number of rooms. It wasn't overcrowded. There's also a wide selection of DVDs that guests could borrow. There were two wine glasses await on the dresser. If you want to read more, please read my previous review. I love going here in the summer. It was warm for sure. We rented bikes at Cloverdale Cyclery.

It was so low end. I think the bed is just 2 box springs put together so hard and uncomfortable the…read morebedding is awful I'm afraid there were bed bugs I itched all night. It's loud and very outdated they didn't even have Ubc outlets. The front desk lady was rude. I wouldn't go here drive a half hour farther in either direction to stay. It did have free parking and breakfast but that's just not enough I didn't sleep more than a hour

It's your bottom end "Hotel" by a chain. A room, an old bed, hot water, a clean towel, clean…read moresheets, Coffee, a hanger, a door & lock. The pool, doesn't look inviting, the 1 lounge is broken, and the pool has algae starting on the wall. Parent Co. should invest some $$ for pool- ie... furniture, 2 working lounges would be a start- proprietor should clean the pool debris daily. When you're in Cloverdale in the summer, a pool is a necessity!!!

My wife and I checked into Cloverdale Inn last Friday. Total of 3 other occupied rooms. boring…read moreroom, worn out, thin towels, pool was dirty. Primary issue was when going to bed, I turned over the pillows to find them filled with bed BUGS! Disgusting. I told a neighbor and he said his room also had bed bugs. We immediately packed then left. 2 drive back home at 11pm. Manager appeared unconcerned, like he was aware of bedbugs. Worst hotel I have stayed at.

Do not believe these reviews! 5 star!!…read more I came booked 2 nights & then added 2 more I felt so at home. The staff appears to be family. Most were very helpful. One I dealt with wasn't listening well & got a slight attitude with me for repeating what i said slowly after asking her to add my already paid nights to room key card. She said we don't match prices. I smiled & said I just need to add access to room for the additional night I already paid for. Her boss had handled it this morning. It was awkward. The rooms are large with views of mountains. Feel like you're in an apartment. Staff was helpful & kept room cleaned daily if I let them. I just emptied garbage & got towels. They have a nice pool hidden to side. A welcoming front office with a tv playing & couch. Plus hot coffee w a variety of pump creamers & oatmeal. Nice touch. The staff leave the desk at 11pm & retire on sight. Some are live in. So please let staff know if you'll be arriving later by calling or messaging. You'll be ringing bells at an empty desk wondering why when it's posted on their information. These reviews on here might be from previous owners managing or during covid but in my opinion they do not reflect the current hotel or management. They have jacuzzi tubs rooms too!!

Love love love love this place! It's always our beer and a shot stop on our way to Boonville! The…read moreREAL locals hang out here too. My kinda people. Love it!

I'm a fan for secret 6am drinking... This place has II all…read more The perfect small town bar.

It's a nice property overlooking vineyards with an adjacent restaurant (Geyserville Grille) which…read morewas not open on the Monday and Tuesday that we were there. It's about a mile from downtown Geyserville so not really walkable to restaurants. We booked a deluxe king room with a balcony from a third party site. On their web site, it's shows vineyard views. The room we were given had a view of the pool and freeway, which was quite loud with kids in the pool and car noise. For $220/night, I don't like to look at the freeway. Ask for a vineyard view if you go there. The rooms were nice, recently remodeled with a mini fridge, fireplace and comfy bed. Loud air conditioner and people talking in the hall detracted from ambiance. In the summer, they often have weddings or bands on the back lawn so be sure to ask about that. The Inn did give us a free wine tasting for two at Bannister in town, which was quite good. The Inn has wine receptions on some Fridays nights as well. Overall, I'd recommend but ask for a room that doesn't face the freeway or parking lot.

My husband always wanted to stay on a vineyard in Napa. They are just ridiculously expensive. So…read morewhen I found out we were eating in Healdsburg, I found this cute place in Geyserville where we could stay on the vineyard that didn't break the bank and it was so peaceful and beautiful. No breakfast included but we had a full kitchen, refrigerator etc. The restaurant was closed on the day we stayed (Sunday) so it was pretty empty, I didn't see a single soul the entire stay. This is about an hour drive from Sonoma and even longer from Napa, so it's nowhere close to the normal "Napa" wineries but such a cute town/vibe on this side of the valley.

Love the bar. Very different and quaint and historic. Refreshing change of pace. Lots of…read morerestaurants nearby.

Love this cute hotel! Had a relaxing weekend in Hopland here. They accommodated a late check in…read morewith no issues. Everything you need is right there: coffee/cafe and bar in the hotel, restaurants steps away, small but nice saltwater pool, and plenty of wine tasting nearby. Worth a stop even if just for a drink or to pick up a coffee on your roadtrip!

This is a beautiful resort! Perfect location to wineries and the Russian River. And even the drive…read moreto the coast (Jenner). Splurge and treat your self. They have a happy hour, evening s'mores to roast over the fire pits. A beautiful pool even with floats to use and the hot tub of course. Nice lobby area to hang out in as well and breakfast is included which was very good. Just keep an eye out on your bill when you check out to make sure there are no mistakes in any charges. Very nice rooms and comfortable beds. Bring your own pillow if you can, as the ones they have are way to soft and flat. It's like not even having a pillow. All in all, a very nice getaway. Oh and your surrounded by amazing Redwoods!

My partner and I stayed few weekends ago and can't let go the interaction I witnessed with the poor…read morestaff and what looks like lacking in management. They are clearly understaffed, and the staff who are working have little to no training at all. I have worked in the hospitality industry for over 20 years and for this place to be awarded two key Michelin is not something I experienced while staying there. First off for almost $900 a night our room had paper thin walls, can hear the neighbors talking, snoring, and other sounds. There was mold in the grout of the showers, and our privacy curtain that was broken. They advertise deep soaking tubs and a spa like feel, but it's the complete opposite of that. All they had to offer was a small freezing cold pool and a cold hot tub. Unless you wanted to spend over $1,000 a night for a small "private hot tub" thats not at all private as there are rooms upstairs looking over onto the patio. The restaurant advertised free breakfast which was a small confusing menu. The "free" options where of pancakes, yogurt, and a tiny breakfast sandwich, which was just eggs. If you wanted anything extra, get ready to be charged for non quality food. The "Fresh Juice" was clearly store bought and not freshly pressed like they advertised. Clearly, the servers in the restaurant need help. Im pretty sure I witnessed someone walk out one morning. If you are looking for a place to relax with room service, basic needs such as lunch, drinks, or snacks, they do not offer it here. Which I found very surprising for a luxury hotel. Everything about this trip fell short. Which is really disappointing as the pictures and website advertise the opposite. For the price of the room, amenities and such is not worth it here.

A good old school single level motel with parking at your front door, a quiet place and a pretty…read moregood nights rest a property that's been maintained and updated over the years. Friendly front desk staff the young lady who checked me in was helpful and professional, she even gave me a Veterans discount when she saw I was a vet. Comfortable rooms with all the standard amenities you expect while traveling. Nothing fancy and I wouldn't necessarily take my shoes or socks off on the carpet, but for under $100 in the wine country it's a bargain. The bed was comfortable and linen fresh, the shower hot and the complimentary coffee was good. It's a non smoking property but it does have a covered patio area up by the front by the entry that's comfortable and secluded even has a grill set up, this is the smoking area as well. 3.5 Stars - rounded up for the friendly service and a veterans discount. Will stay here again when needed. 00621

Better than a motel 6 but still a roadside motel haha. Bathroom was clean and larger than normal…read more Room was a room. Bed was comfy. So glad there was AC because it was so hot ! Forgot to take pictures. Right down the road from shops too.

Lovely low key, under the radar get away. Supremely comfy beds and extremely quiet. Definitely stay…read moreon the second floor for more privacy.

My husband and I have been coming here for 25 years. The views cannot be beat! The rooms are…read morecomfortable and I love that they include a private little deck, a small fridge and microwave when you just feel like hanging in your room and staring at the Gualala River and the Pacific Ocean in one fell swoop. However, the owners need to update the Coffee station in the room. IT is TIME. Small expense, big improvement. We love Trinks Coffee House (in same shopping center), but the room needs better option before and after hours....