Out in the open. Within walking distance to shops and the charging station is right next to the…read morelibrary. Plenty to do within a 1-2 minute walk. Plenty of chargers as well, around 15 I think.

As of this date none of these 10 superchargers are working. There is no sign to advise you of this,…read moreand I could find nothing on the Tesla website about it.

A row of a dozen stations in a shopping center parking lot right in front of Racks and Cues, a…read morebilliard place that appears as a Kelly Moore Paint Store on Google maps. The billiard place has food and drinks and coffee (no decaf) and a clean bathroom.

This location is excellent. Easy on off the freeway. Between two major grocery stores, Starbucks,…read moreand just about everything else you want from Donuts to Japanese to Taco Bell. Enjoy!

EVgo is by far the worst charging service. The chargers rarely work from Santa Rosa to Oakland…read more They seldomly repair the chargers but will tell that they put in a work/repair order. Two weeks later, the same problems still exists. Don't patronize their business.

We stayed here about a month ago. I forgot to write a review. I really like the flamingo. It has a…read morelot of character from the 50s 60s vibe. It can use some remodeling. It is very dated. There is no elevator so you do have to walk up a floor so if you're handicapped, I'm not sure what you're gonna do. I guess just ask for a bottom floor. The walls do seem kind of thin because I can hear people talking and running around. They have a nice size pool and a Jacuzzi . As a guest, you're allowed to go to the health club not too far and use the facilities there they have a sauna and a steam room, which I really enjoy. If you're looking for a nostalgic place to stay at, I would recommend this place.

We had a good time over all, and this time we had a nice room. I like the Yarrow building and the…read moreroom we had was so convenient because it was out the door straight to elevator, and out to pool/ hot tub. We got the food out couch King room in anticipation of grandkids coming, but they changed their mind, so for us plenty of space! The only complaint about the room was it took maybe two minutes for shower water to get hot. Also, they still don't have room service from what i can tell/ a way to call in food / drinks to be delivered to room or pool area. They really need that; they said they're thinking about it. It was during blues and tattoos fest which we didn't attend and have Virgin skin, but we Loved all the eye Candy! The room came with two nice bathrobes for use while you are there, too, plus abundant nice smelling bathroom products for use. A beautiful features at the hotel is the will allow you to come enjoy amenities before your room is ready, and they allow you to stay all day after you've checked out to continue enjoying amenities! And even though there are still a few jets in hot tub not working, it worked better than last time we were here. And the pool itself is nice and warm, with plenty clean towels to use all around! We were celebrating my hubbies bday and my daughter brought us a fully cooked salmon dinner and salad and Prosecco that 8 of us were able to enjoy in the Yarrow building lobby area with a round table and comfy chairs and couches surrounding it. A perfect private party location, at no additional charge, where we didn't have to mess up our bedroom with food stuff and kept restaurant happy we were not bringing outside food in, AND you could not match that dinner deal! The only overall complaint is that the outdoor pool restrooms toilets (both!) became completely clogged and unusable on the day we were leaving, a Sunday which was not good because the lobby restrooms require you to be clothed up a bit to go into them or you get lots of stares. I would have given 5 stars this time if it weren't for those outdoor pool bathrooms!

We have visited this hotel about 10 times over the last 20 years. It started out very affordable…read more They have been expanding their facility by adding rooms and a restaurant. It was a wonderful escape, especially during the winter with their Olympic size mineral spring pool. It was/is magical to see the steam rising off the springs and looking up at the stars at night with my daughter. She was a stressed out middle schooler/high school student when we 1st discovered ISR. At the time, it was a little pricey, but something we could afford occasionally. Now, let's just say big buckets of money. My daughter is now a doctor and married, and she recently visited for the holidays. I looked for something special for a relaxing time because of holiday travel and their work lives. I was so lucky to speak to Eli to inquire about a 2 day stay. Out of all our visits I feel this was the friendliest conversation and pretty much booked it because of Eli. She booked at a very busy time my special requests. The rooms were very nice, clean & comfortable. I booked two rooms but did not want them side-by-side. Maybe just a couple of rooms apart but in the same building. Can you believe I had the nerve to ask this during the Christmas season? She not only did not laugh in my face, but she actually booked it perfectly. I have to say this is the first friendly and personal service I've ever received at Indian Springs. It is a very popular place so I will give them that. Thank you Eli for giving my family & I a very wonderful & relaxing memory. Best to you and Happy New year. P.S. They have free bikes on the property, but boy are they weird! I think I might've been nine years old when I've used handlebars like that.

My good friend took me here for a spa day to celebrate my birthday and it was amazing from start to…read morefinish! When we arrived we were given a quick tour of the women's side and shown the locker room to change into the robes and sandals they provided for us. Now, time for the mud bath! After reading reviews I was a little nervous for this part particularly because people said it can be claustrophobic and you have to be completely naked to do it. So for all my modest girlies, it is OPTIONAL to be naked. We wore our bikinis no problem! However I do recommend wearing a dark color swim suit so the mud doesn't mess it up. Anyways, the mud bath was amaaazingg. It felt like a warm blanket. After that you shower the mud off and are escorted to a hot tub soak for 20 minutes. Here they give you cold water (and always refill it as needed), a pick to get any dirt out from under your nails, and a nice cold towel for your forehead. Next, we were taken to sit in a sauna for around 10 minutes. After the sauna we were taken to the 'blanket wrap' area. You lay on a small comfy bed, they cover you in a blanket, place cold cucumbers and a cold wash cloth on your eyes and you relax there for 15 minutes. This was so nice however it is in the middle of where they are taking guests from the lobby to the mud bath room so it was pretty noisy and hard to relax. We weren't offered any ear plugs either as I've seen some others were. We set up 50min massages right after so it was on to the next from the nap area. This was really a highlight for me. They have a beautiful Buddha pond exclusive to spa guests that is surrounded by chairs to relax in. My massage by Rachel was wonderful! I wish it were longer, she did such a great job. They have the most comfortable massage beds I've ever used. After our massages we got some tea and a blanket and sat by the pond. Very peaceful & relaxing. Finally, we went up to check out the mineral pool. It was the perfect temperature. We were so happy to see they had a small restaurant so we could order some food while we sat by the pool. There was also a separate adults only pool. Cons - - There's no food besides at the pool. The pool pass is $50/day so I'm not sure if you can order food if you don't purchase the pool pass. The spa offers nuts, dried berries, and orange slices. But by the end of our services we were starving for more of a meal. - Bathrooms. There's only one single bathroom on the women's side and if that's occupied then you have to use the only other one on the men's side. Or you can use the ones outside by the Buddha pond. Overall, I would definitely return to Indian Springs Resort! This was a true relaxing spa day that you can't find in many other places in the area.

Still a cool place to go but service has definitely declined. Ordered a couple of drinks and…read moretruffle fries. Took a look time to get our drinks and the fries. Even though it didn't seem busy. When the fries were brought out the waitress didn't bring napkins or utensils. The utensils I could care less for but eating finger food without having a napkin isn't what I like to do. She left before I realized we didn't have utensils. It was about 5 minutes before another waiter at another table came close enough for me to ask for utensils. The ambiance is always great here. It can be packed and you can still have a conversation with someone. The decor is cigar room classy. Still one of my favorite spots.

The happy hour option here is good, but EARLY! Happy hour is 2-5, so if you are trying to hit it…read moreafter work keep that in mind. We have been several times over the years. Our most recent trip was a few weeks ago. They were great to let us get orders in with minutes left before 5. My sister pre-ordered a cocktail that would be served after 5 and they honored the HH price discount but our refill drinks were full price, so plan ahead! Our total with drinks (6), mussels and fries, flatbread, asparagus salad, tuna tartare was $180 for the 3 of us. Felt pricey, but I guess it's not surprising considering where we were. Drinks were delicious! Service was great overall, no hovering but attentive enough to not feel forgotten.

Convenient stop right off the highway. Plenty of stalls and a nice, clean area to stretch your legs…read morewhile charging. Charging speeds were solid and there are a couple of food options nearby if you want a snack.

Usually only around 48-50kw despite being pretty empty. Easy access of freeway, always in decent…read morecondition

Came to Whole Foods mainly for their bakery--it's been a long time since I last came here. When I…read moredo visit, I usually get their English-style scones for afternoon tea with my friend and desserts for birthdays. I really like their tiramisu and actually came by just yesterday for their Tiramisù Friday deal. My friend loves it too, so I'm getting it again this time for her birthday. They also have frozen, ready-to-bake croissants and other pastries, which is pretty nice. I personally prefer freshly baked goods instead of just reheated ones. I didn't take any pictures, but I did check out the produce section and they have a great selection of organic vegetables with really good quality. I also like their Amazon return service--very efficient and quick. Whole Foods is definitely on the pricier side, so I don't come here often, but they do offer a nice selection with solid quality overall.

I always have a pleasant experience shopping at the Whole Foods in Coddingtown Mall…read more I went in recently, specifically looking for the Mommenpop blood orange aperitif and spritz. They have both!!! And they have two other flavors of the spritz. Their wine and spirits section is well-stocked with lots of great local options. The employee working in that section stopped his conversation with another employee to guide me to both options. He told me about his favorite drink made with those drinks, which are made in Napa. And we chatted about the non-alcoholic options that WF stocks. I continued on my way to grab other groceries. Found organic produce, Del Real dates (the best! And the only dates I'll buy), and Perfect Bars. I'll be back when I'm in the area.

My favorite Southeast Asian dining experiences in Sonoma county, because they have a space that…read morefeels elevated yet welcoming, it is clean, modern, and thoughtfully designed. The service is quick and attentive, without feeling rushed. The menu offers a wide variety of Southeast Asian dishes that are authentic, fresh, and booming with flavor. My favorite dish is the coconut chicken noodle soup because the broth is rich and creamy with a depth of coconut. I love that you can mix and match different noodle options with your choice of soup base. The Thai tea I ordered was another standout, not watered down or overly sweet. Just the right balance. Overall, it's a spot I return to when I want quality, consistency, and flavor all in one setting.

Last minute Thursday night family dinner. We arrive a few minutes after 6:00pm and we seated…read moreimmediately for a group of 6. Place was half way full. Nicely decorated with the wall of bowls, shelf of lit up spirits and open kitchen. It's been over a year since I've dined here. Always Adam of Chef Tony's restaurants. We had back near the kitchen. Drink orders we taken right away, appetizers ordered once drinks were delivered. We needed extra time to decide on entrees because one of us were undecided. Everyone enjoyed their meals: Crispy Taro Rolls, Little Baskets, English Cucumber + Avocado Salad, Khao Piak Special, Duck Confit Noodle Soup, Spicy Curry Noodle Soup, Pork Belly Rice Bowl, Drunken Noodles, Pad Thai. We had a few different servers and service could have been better. We had to ask for more drinks and utensils. I didn't like that 20% gratuity was added to the bill, especially when service wasn't stellar. Food is still excellent.