We attended a graduation cum 18th birthday party of a colleague's son last evening. The place is…read morequite roomy, has a stage, a big sized hall, a separate section where the buffet can be laid out. There is some outdoor space too. The Club provides chairs and tables, has a sizeable kitchen if one needs that. A good place to book for a party of 100-125 people. After 6 pm the street outside is relatively quiet hence plenty of street parking available. If your party is starting earlier there's also a Parking Garage close by.

This was such a beautiful place. It was spacious and comfortable and smooth. The atmosphere was…read moreamazing and wonderful. If you ever need a venue I 100% recommend this place

Stonehouse is a very neat and unique place. The building has a really cool architectural design and…read moreis natura pretty cool temperature wise making it a comfortable place to stay. The host was very responsive to our messages, which we greatly appreciate. Unfortunately there were the good thing stopped. The bathroom in our room wasn't clean. There was hair all over the floor and in the shower drain. There were spiders and dead ants in the bath/shower area and random trash left on the room. The road noise made sleeping almost impossible except during the wee hours of the morning. The room itself is probably 30 feet from a major 4-lane road with heavy traffic. Overall for the price I was very disappointed in the state of the room itself more than anything. To the host's credit they had someone come clean the room while we were out for the day, which was much appreciated. If the property was quieter I'd probably give it another shot but the combo of issues really killed our stay.

Needed to find a venue to hold 15 attendees for a women's retreat so I rented out the whole venue -…read moreit was the perfect size! We were very excited to each have our own rooms with attached bathrooms, and felt like QUEENS... I personally was in Room #6 upstairs with a cute little balcony. The bed was so luxurious and ridiculously comfortable that it made it really hard to get out of bed and face the day (side note: they are clearly brand-new beds and incorrectly spoken about on that negative review, so take that one with a grain of salt, SMH); Some had deep jetted tubs, some had ADA walk-in showers, something to accommodate everyone's needs! Each bathroom even had extra amenities you wouldn't expect like make-up remover and cotton balls - such a nice touch! One thing I was worried about was the traffic noise at night, but it was not an issue at all, which just shows that the insulation renovations that were completed really were impeccable and every last comfort was thought of for their guests. Access to the kitchen and laundry facilities was also a huge plus as well for last minute weather needs! I highly recommend this gem in Sonoma County when you book your next wine country adventure! =)

We had the best 2 days! The property is amazing and the staff so wonderful!…read moreJust want to say special thanks to Ricky for taking care of us and also to Marco!

The Flamingo Resort in Santa Rosa is an absolute dream for a local family getaway with activities…read moregalore! Even with the crisp North Bay fog in the mornings, the year-round warmed pool (sitting comfortably at 82 degrees) made for a refreshing morning swim, and it was wonderfully warm and relaxing family afternoon lounging poolside. We loved staying active with their fantastic gym and pickleball courts, and the fact that they host a variety of group fitness classes throughout the day is a huge plus. To top it all off, the onsite restaurant featuring an Asian-inspired menu was a delightful surprise that completely won over our tastebuds. Service from the exceptional staff was first-class from start to finish. We had such a wonderful time that we are already planning our next staycation here!

I have been coordinating events for over 11 years. We struggled to find a good AV company until we…read morehappened to have an event that only used Techtonic at their venue. Just by luck, we discovered how savvy they are. My team is so impressed with their service that we only contract with venues that allow us to use Techtonic as our AV partner. They know AV, they have access to all the right equipment, they are flexible, they are easy to work with, and they deliver what they promise every single time.

Hired tectonic events for my 50th at the flamingo hotel in Santa Rosa. Straight up professionals on…read moretime, courteous polite, and they had amazing top-of-the-line equipment they put it together. They sound check to the band and made sure everything went well throughout the four hour show. Nick Sereno was a pleasure to work with, and I suggest using tectonic events for any production needs.

Great service. Food is fine, very nice patio. This is a golf course bar, so the patrons…read moregenerally aren't a train wreck that you wouldn't want to sit next to unlike many bars in Santa Rosa. Plenty of table seating as well.

TINSEL TAKEOVER! Made reservations and joined some friends…read morefor a Christmas-themed Sunday brunch. It was a fun opportunity for some Christmasy photos as the decor was plentiful and festive! (I hope they decorate more and more next year... truly make it a "takeover" like the name suggests.) Embracing the season, we started with some holiday "naughty and nice" shots ..haha.. horchata & fireball. Sweet, tasty, and came served in take-home holiday shot glasses. From there, we ordered a couple more themed cocktails, both were stronger than expected. All in all, it was just a fun start to the meal. I ordered the eggs benedict and every part of the dish was exactly as you would hope - crisped but soft english muffin, yolky poached egg, griddled smoky ham slice, and a creamy hollandaise. It was perfect! The home fries that accompanied were equally as tasty and just tied it all up with a starchy bow. Others in my group enjoyed their choices as well, with the chicken and waffles being another favorite. Service was so excellent! She was just so friendly and engaging and professional. Thank you! We are not golfers and we will ABSOLUTELY be back next year!

Cloverleaf Ranch is a magical place! Our nine-year-old just returned from his second year of…read moresleep-away camp (He attended the day camp when he was younger.) and he has so many positive things to say. The counselors were fun and supportive. The activities were engaging. Thomas loved the food. This year he encouraged a friend from school to join him. That boy had a great time, and they both made new friends too. Thomas came back with greater confidence and displaying more independence too. We can't wait to get back the pictures he took with his disposable camera! What I love best, besides hearing the stories about him getting up early to care for the horses that he once found intimidating, was the call we received from Dawn mid-week. We weren't worried. We've had great experiences at Cloverleaf. We know the ratios of campers to counselors allows for attentive care. Still, the mid-week phone call telling us how his week was going just reinforced how much the staff really cares. For this reason, Cloverleaf will continue to be a Cremidis family tradition for many years to come. Next year, little brother will be old enough for residential camp and he's already making plans for how he'll spend his time.

I feel like parents should know the teen leaders they employ are from some summer study abroad…read more program and are boys sent here from other countries (New Zealand, Australia, etc.) and they aren't allowed to disclose their names (my daughter's camp leader was named "Cobra"). I didn't feel comfortable with this arrangement and am glad I didn't sign my daughter up for sleep-away camp. She enjoyed the day camp but the staff seemed more concerned with protecting themselves rather than allowing parents to protect their children. I was expecting some nice local horse riding girls to mentor her and instead had to leave her with boys who wouldn't tell me their names. She won't be back.

The Art and Garden Center is mainly a private event space, but they have a rose and iris garden to…read morethe side of it. Open the gate and step into a small but beautiful rose garden. While this garden is small it looks like they really take good care of the roses here. Some were rather tall and there was a good representation of different colors. There were placards of the different names of the roses. The Redwood Empire Rose Society takes care of the roses, and the technical name is the Phyllis Saccani Memorial Rose Garden. This is not to be confused with The Luther Burbank Home and Garden. That one is better known, close to the freeway and downtown, and has a large diverse garden. The Art and Garden center garden is better if you've been to the other one already and just want to check out some roses.

I recently booked this event space to host my sister's baby shower, and it was a very pleasant…read moreexperience. The event space itself has been remolded it has a very modern look and the garden is absolutely beautiful. Patty was extremely helpful and made booking the venue a breeze. Will definitely keep this venue in mind for any upcoming events.

SO awesome to go wine tasting without leaving city limits! This complex of urban tasting rooms in…read moreSanta Rosa is a great way to enjoy the perks of wine country, without making the drive. Yes, it's lovely to visit the postcard-perfect wineries surrounded by real live vines, but when a trip to the country isn't realistic, you can pay a visit to Vintner's Square and taste the same heavenly juice from multiple wineries in an ultra-casual setting. Luckily, my best friend lives down the street so we don't even need a designated driver. Perks! MJ Lords, Sheldon, and Krutz share a nice space with full barrels lining the walls, while D'Argenzio has their own tasting room (and cafe?) next door. It's not uncommon for the winemaker to be hanging around, and it's amazing how much you can learn while drinking with the boss! The coolest part is knowing these are small production wines, typically less than 100 cases each. So if you fall in love with a certain bottle, you can take it home knowing it's truly a work of hand-man art. Luscious, liquid craftsmanship at it's best. How can you say no to that? On Thursday nights the complex transforms into a miniature block party with "happy hour" specials, live music, and a taco truck. Mark your calendar!

Fun time winetasting with bocce ball, live music and a gourmet food truck on Thursdays! $5 gets you…read more4 tastes plus a glass of your favorite. Nice place to relax without driving too far. You can buy bottles of wine to take home but they will be expensive unless you join their wine club.