We came for a very special anniversary. When they noted which anniversary it was, they looked into trying to get us into a special suite for a little bit extra but basically a deal for us. It ended up happening and it was amazing! Everything was super special. I was able to book a spa massage which made us take advantage of the five pools -which you can do without doing something at the spa, but that spa day led us to enjoy the 5 pools the next day or I should say for the rest of the stay. :) The food was delicious as always. Not the Southern Chef anymore (oh his biscuits!) but this guy was no joke either. (Mainly all our breakfasts) When you just want to be satisfied-always! lol I mean think how tough that must be to be on top of? The main pool is now available for everyone. Last time we were there that Main pool was for adults only and our kids were three months from the birthdate to be in the area so they were asked to leave and we were told we could go to the kiddie pool area, which was really chaotic with little kids and not our vibe. But I think that's why it took us so many years to return. Now, everything is updated and how it should be for a family to visit OR for a couple to visit. AND the new shop there is amazing with incredible designers that you would definitely want in case you forgot a dress or luggage. It's the best store you could have at your fingertips. The staff is super nice and helpful anywhere and everywhere on the property we went -so, great job on the hiring & retaining. I also squeezed in a yoga class, which was just what I needed. I definitely recommend going. It just helps add to relaxing, but there was also a gym across the way that seemed to have everything you could want. We didn't get a chance to check out the bikes, but that is an option. We ended up walking to town to get some food on one day. Charging my electric car. I waited about a day with a Porsche that never unplugged their car so then I found out there was another charge location at the back of the parking lot of the property, it worked out. Anyways Solage has refreshed a lot since we last were there and was just what we needed in a low key chill way. We will be back. read more

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The Solbar Restaurant located at the Solage Auberge Resort in Calistoga was a nice spot. The service was top notch, the ambiance was nice. The food was good, but very expensive. My friend got the soup (tomato)and sandwich (grilled cheese)combo at $27.The Grilled Yellow Fin Burger an edamame, red onion salad $37 The Watermelon salad $18 and three fish tacos $27. The flavors were unique with lots of fresh flavors. Again the service was exceptional but that was the highlight for me. I had the Tuna burger which was meaty with a red sauce. I found it okay. read more

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This is an amazing property where every detail was thought out and executed perfectly. The property is beautiful and you feel like you're in a cabin somewhere. The food was fantastic at every restaurant we went to. The five star service never stopped our entire trip. It was a really nice experience, but not something I could afford to do often. read more

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My wife and I have a long-standing tradition of spending New Year's week here, and honestly, it's where some of our favorite memories have been made. Solage is nestled right on the Silverado Trail in the heart of Calistoga, and the location is unbeatable--you're basically three minutes from downtown and a short, scenic drive from St. Helena and Yountville. The property itself is stunning. It's got that modern wine-country vibe with about 100 detached studios spread across 20-plus acres. When you're sitting in one of the natural hot spring pools or hitting the cold dips at the spa, it really does feel like world-class luxury. Between the mud slides, the gravity chairs, and the fitness classes, you can easily spend your whole trip without leaving the gates. The Food: Solbar is a must. We had the seven-course New Year's Eve prix fixe with wine pairings over numerous years, and each were equally unique and incredible. It's that perfect balance of farm-to-table "health" food and total comfort dishes. For something more low-key, Picobar by the pool has some of the best Baja-style tacos I've had in NorCal. Plus, the whole place is super dog-friendly, which is a huge win for us. The Experience & Pro-Tip: Definitely book through AmEx Platinum if you can. We used the Fine Hotels + Resorts program and snagged a $300 credit, a late 4 p.m. checkout, and an automatic upgrade. I will say, even "perfect" places have their off moments. This year, despite requesting a room close to the spa months in advance (and confirming twice), they initially tucked us away at the far edge of the property. I wasn't thrilled about hiking across 22 acres in my robe and sandals! I spoke with the front desk, and the concierge actually went back and reviewed my recorded calls to verify the request. They did move us about 30 minutes later to a spot half the distance away, though it lacked the private fenced patio and fireplace of our original booking. I was too tired to keep fighting it and just wanted to get to the spa, so I settled in. Despite that hiccup, the service and the atmosphere here remain some of the best in the world. It's not cheap, but for the memories and the access to Napa's best vineyards, it's worth it every time. Can't wait to be back next year. read more

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An amazing cocktail! GREEN FLASH gran clasico blanco tequila, housemade jalapeño herb syrup, (I am not a tequila person so substituted vodka for tequila. read more

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I'm a true Auberge fan but had yet to try out the Solage till this past weekend!!! It was amazing! The grounds were beautiful and tranquil, the staff was so inviting and the rooms were little modern cottages with beautiful finishes. The robes are so plush! We enjoyed the sauna, steam room mag pool , cold plunge and the mineral pool. We will most definitely be back read more

We got married at Auberge Du Soleil, so we try to visit different Auberge Properties every year. We visited Solage and had a pleasant time, although compared to Stanly Ranch or ADS, Solage fell a bit short of expectations. Compared to Stanly, the rates for rooms were more expensive while I felt the Stanly offered a much better campus. Despite the comments about the campus, the food onsite was pretty good and the reviews will be posted in their respective pages. The room service could have been better as they missed delivery of the pre-ordered breakfast in the morning as the night shift didn't properly fill in the order request and didn't get placed, but the team quickly remedied the situation and delivered not too long after our original request time. The rooms were comfy with a good layout, but the garden out back were covered with fences and it didn't feel as freeing as Stanly Ranch's rooms where the back patio is uncovered. Overall, I'd visit Stanly or Auberge du Soleil when going back to the Napa area. read more

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This review is only for the spa!! I snagged a sweet deal on resort pass for 1 spa day. Started the day with free easy parking and loved everything the minute I walked in! The spa is beautiful and zen. I decided to get a quick workout in before relaxing. The gym is quite modern and a decent size. There is a nice variety of equipment - you could make your own HIIT stations if you want lol. Once I showered and changed I headed out to the spa pools. It's so nice that they give recommended cycles to do based on your goal for the day! That way you know how to maximize and utilize all the different temperature pools, some with mineral water or magnesium, the steam room, and the infrared sauna which always heat to penetrate more deeply. I will definitely treat myself to another spa day here. read more

If you need to hit the reset button in Napa Valley, the Bathhouse at Solage Auberge is the gold standard. We only had a few hours to enjoy the experience, but the hospitality made every minute feel like a full retreat. Assistant GM Matthew gave us a personal tour of the gorgeous grounds to start, which set such a welcoming tone for the visit. Once we got to the Bathhouse, Nick and his staff took unbelievable care of us. They were so attentive and made sure everything was lined up perfectly so we could just kick back, soak, and unwind. read more

Had the best time at the Solage! From the moment you walk in there, the staff are friendly, accommodating and helpful. Our room was upgraded, the food was delicious and the spa was divine. Can't wait to come back! read more

We had a lovely time at Solage. Our bungalow was excellent. The bed and linens were so comfortable and plush. Loved the ceiling fan, and the turn down service that included nightly flavored water. The welcome snack and wine was a nice touch. Shower was spacious and relaxing. Bathroom had great lighting and a makeup mirror. And a separate toilet closet, which is always great. The patio was nice as well. Only areas for improvement are the charging nightstands. Mine did not work. The hair dryer is also much lower quality than you'd expect for a room at this price. And the water takes minutes to get warm. The pool and spa are truly where this resort shines. The spa is super cool, because they have a sauna, steam room, and different types of heated pools with their own benefits. We rented a cabana by the pool, and had a relaxing afternoon. Their onsite restaurants are also delicious. And the daily lemonade and ice tea stand was lovely. read more

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I think I expected a more luxurious room for the price. The resort is beautifully situated, has two great restaurants on site and a huge pool that I could spend a few days at relaxing. The room was a bit small and not well laid out, it was all open so the bathroom was not behind a door. There was only one sink, and the shower was really basic, no duel shower heads or settings for the shower. There was also no real sitting area in the room, and while the patio was nice, the two chairs on it were not comfortable and there was no lights or firepit to enjoy it at night. The bed was OK, but not the best, it was kinda soft and we both felt it in the morning, they also didn't have a pillow menu. The restaurants were both great, the tequila bar was also a nice touch and unique. The pool is one of the best in the area, large, lots of chairs and umbrellas for everyone. I'm a bit on the fence about this place, but I don't think I would stay here again unless I really wanted the pool. read more

Solage had a Day, open to the Public on July 4th, 2026. I was excited to bring my adult daughter. While we were there, we ordered food, drinks & enjoyed the pool. After about an hour, our friends who live in Calistoga decided to join us as well. Unfortunately, one of them happened to be a Black Man. While us women were in the pool, our black friend was approached & asked if he was a Guest, staying at the Hotel. He said no, & that the Flyer said it was open to the Public. Then Management came up to us in the pool to tell us Pool use wasn't included & asked us to get out, which we did. Funny... no other Pool Guests were asked if THEY BELONGED, or told to get out of the Pool. For the first time in my life, I was treated like a trespasser. I was so embarrassed for my friend, who wasn't even planning to go in the Pool, yet confronted and asked questions? Folks, this is 2026, not 1956! It was clearly apparent, racism is alive and well. read more

Had a wonderful stay at Solage in December 2025. Staff made our birthday celebration special at every turn. Katherine at the front desk was super friendly and helpful at check in. Spa facilities were great! Loved the infrared sauna and eucalyptus steam room. Close to downtown Calistoga-- we took bikes out one day, and took one of their Mercedes resort cars out later. Peaceful environment and friendly staff. Highly recommend. read more

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Great property! Definitely very pricery but the rooms and amenities are fantastic. The food onsite is also very good. We very much enjoyed our stay here and would do it again! read more

This is my first visit Spa Solage. It's absolutely fantastic experience. I got signature massage from Mel, was legitimately the best massage. She listened what I need. She is very sweet and amazing. I spent raining afternoon at the mineral hot pool and serenity magnesium pool. But a little upset with the steam room because it's not hot enough. I order Lobster roll for my lunch at solbar, it's was delicious. And we also dining for dinner here also. Start with Dungeness crab salad : Crab is fresh mixed with perfect ingredients and full flavor. Main course is short ribs, it's so tender and taste very good. Wild mushrooms is incredible also. Dessert is butterscotch.. omg!!! Too rich but perfect combination. read more

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I was amazed when I arrived to this property. Photos do not do justice not only is this property gorgeous, the weight staff is also incredible. Everyone is so attentive and very welcoming. This is the dog, friendly hotel, they are happy and love dogs here! There are plenty of activities for you and the kids to do. They also have a house car that will take you anywhere in Calistoga. If you would like to take out one of the Few Mercedes-Benz they have for four hours you can. The food is wonderful at this hotel as well! read more

Wine country is our backyard, so we've had a chance to check out a good number of the hotels in this approximate category -- Stanly Ranch, Carneros, Bardessono, Estate Yountville, Montage Healdsburg, etc. While there are a few negatives, Solage is still clearly our favorite and the one that calls to us time and time again. As a foodie couple with no kids who appreciate quiet / privacy: - We love that the Spa area is adults only. Can really get some quiet r&r whenever we want. - Private terrace for most rooms (except for base rooms), some with fire pit. Not sure if others care but this is *huge* for us, and a rarity. - Solbar is actually good -- it doesn't feel like a compromise for convenience to eat at the hotel. Dinner service is without exception top notch, and the food is always delicious, ambience always comfortable and romantic. Brunch is uneven (both food + service), but it's "good enough" and its also beautiful sitting out when the weather is nice. - A lot of the better food is further north (Charter Oak, Press + Under-study, Thomas Keller restaurants, etc) closer to Calistoga. The 20 minute food radius is hard to beat. - Rooms are charming, if a little lacking in luxury compared to some other places. Bathrooms could be a lot more spacious, for example. - Spotless rooms, great turndown service, always functional. - Pickleball courts are also a huge plus for us, it's fun to mix it up. - Gyms, great mix of cardio + weights, roomie enough. - Overall vibe: more fun and sunny, less stuffy and pretentious. It's hard to put your finger on it but Solage just nails the vibe thing that others don't seem to quite get right. - Generous with Amex FHR upgrades. We even got upgraded once on a Hotwire reservation. Thanks for not being stingy when you have vacancies. It's classy and that's how you build up super loyalists. If we had to nitpick - Service was always acceptable, but a bit uneven. Sometimes 5*, sometimes 3* / 4*. Places like Montage Healdsburg tend to be flawless end-to-end. This bothered us a little, and would be the only meaningful detractor for staying here in the future. - The rooms are not as luxurious and new as Stanly Ranch and Montage Healdsburg. It's noticeable. Even the soaps and shampoos seem not as nice as many other 5* establishments (Four seasons, Park Hyatt, etc). Overall it can feel like 4.5* but if you don't mind and go in with that expectation it's just fine. We like to mix it up depending on our mood (fun vs luxe), as well as comparative prices. - The biking around there is meh, but Calistoga is cute and more charming than Yountville in our opinion. We just don't like biking next to cars, it may not bother others. In contrast, Montage Healdsburg has an incredible bike route nearby. - Some rooms are a bit close to road, and others close to pool (when music can get loud), so if you're sensitive just indicate to them. All in, it is still the wine country favorite for us. read more

Loved my spa experience here. Besides the massage which was amazing, I loved all the different heated pools along with the sauna and the steam room. Plenty of chairs to use though our group opted to rent the cabana which came with one free bottle of Prosecco. I highly recommend the spa because of its amenities. Amazing service. read more

What is really Gem there are people who work there! I had a massage there with Amanda and she is professional in every ways! She was listening and delivered What I needed! It hard to find now a good masseuse even in 5 stars resorts. Thank you Amanda and I will see you again. You're absolutely right, great staff makes all the difference, especially when they're professional and talented like Amanda read more

Solage Auberge Collection - Sol Spa - Hotels Near Me - Calistoga, California

A beautiful resort with exceptionally attentive staff. If you're looking for a relaxing staycation to unwind and recharge over the weekend, this is the perfect place to do it. From the peaceful atmosphere to the outstanding service, everything about the experience encourages rest and rejuvenation. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a true escape. read more

3-28-22 Only way to describe this place: stunningly beautiful. The grounds, pool, flaming fire places in several areas around the grounds. Everything exudes class and elegance as well as the price tag to stay. Very quiet just before 7 a.m. Except for a few employees we only saw a chipmunk. Very peaceful refuge to relax. read more

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Suite 216. Oh how I loved Suite 216. Two giant bathtubs. Indoor and outdoor. Two gorgeous showers. Indoor and outdoor. An indoor fireplace and an outdoor fire pit. The fluffiest, best bed. Does everyone get a place this amazing here? The first night we soaked in our own private giant outdoor marble bathtub for two under shooting stars. One shot a curveball. Shooting stars can arc? Maybe, only at Solage. There was a huge cart of flowers at the entrance. For us to make bouquets to bring back to our rooms. Stop it. There were five, no six - no eight - pools and jacuzzis. Clean and illuminated at night. Jets for your feet and all parts of your back. A magnesium pool for your muscles. Smoothies ordered poolside under a sunny and cloudless blue sky. A visiting butterfly. There was a masseuse named Lorianne who took me to another world and a facialist named Michael with 21 years of experience. He taught me things. Everyone here wants to help you relax. Thank you. There was a restaurant on property that made it so that we would ever have to leave. And why would we? It was either in-room dining by our fireplace or at SolBar for three nights. No regrets. We needed to spa-nest. It was amazing every time. A delicious sparkling Phifer Pavitt at check-in, and if you're nice, also at check-out. Be nice. read more

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**Location & Surroundings:** Solage Hotel is nestled in a truly picturesque location. Surrounded by majestic mountains, the hotel offers breathtaking views that make you feel like you're in a serene mountain retreat. The nearby grapevine villages add to the charm, offering a glimpse into the local culture and vineyard lifestyle. It's a perfect spot for nature enthusiasts and those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. **Hotel Aesthetics:** The hotel's architecture and design are simply stunning. It's strategically positioned to take full advantage of the beautiful surroundings. The pool area is a highlight, with its inviting blue waters contrasting against the greenery of the landscape. The bars not only serve exceptional drinks but also provide a cozy atmosphere to unwind and soak in the natural beauty. The village-style adventure theme adds a unique touch to the overall experience. **Culinary Delights:** The food at Solage Hotel is nothing short of a culinary masterpiece. Each meal is meticulously prepared, presented as if it were a piece of art. The chef's dedication is evident, and it's worth noting that they go the extra mile to cater to young guests, ensuring that even children enjoy a gourmet dining experience. **Special Touches:** One of the hotel's standout features is the flower shop experience. Every morning, guests have the delightful opportunity to create their own bouquets, adding a personal and fragrant touch to their stay. This thoughtful gesture truly enhances the overall ambiance. **Exceptional Bar Experience:** The hotel's bar is a must-visit. Offering a wide range of Mexican-inspired food, drinks, and appetizers, it's a gastronomic adventure in itself. What sets it apart even more is the multilingual manager, who ensures guests feel right at home. The staff's friendliness and attentiveness add to the overall exceptional experience. **Spa Disappointment:** While Solage Hotel excels in many aspects, the spa falls short of expectations. Despite its beautiful decor, it lacks attention to cleanliness. The changing rooms and steam room were not up to par, and hygiene seemed to be an issue. Multiple employees were seen tending to activities around the spa, possibly affecting the quality of service. This left a disappointing impression. **Communication and Expectations:** Effective communication is crucial when it comes to spa services. Guests should feel heard and understood, especially when they have specific preferences or requests. It's unfortunate that you had to exert significant effort to explain your needs, which should have been addressed more seamlessly. **Birthday Acknowledgment:** While the spa staff did offer champagne and wished you a happy birthday after your treatment, it's worth noting that not everyone may want alcohol as part of their celebration. It's important for spas to be sensitive to individual preferences and offer a range of celebratory options, such as non-alcoholic beverages or customized treatments. They charge me for for "Swedish massage" but therapist did 90 min of massage for my neck and shoulder not even back ? I got busy with the kids and I didn't pay attention for my charge I just realized after I came back home . Absolutely not professionally done from start to end ! read more

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**EXCEEDED expectations*** Simply cannot say enough positive!! They accommodated our group of 63 Corvettes on less then 2 weeks notice, and it was FLAWLESS! Food was amazing, service was top notch, the property and grounds were gorgeous and immaculately kept! They ensured our group/guests were kindly guided in to reserved parking spots that had been roped off, so our Corvettes could stay together for the most perfect photo opportunities. We were then greeted and given direction on either dining facility (which was accomplished for me in less then 2 weeks notice thanks to Yasmin Cosens and Sean Murphy tireless efforts. I did a few "rounds" to ensure all our group guests were smiling and pleased before I sat down to enjoy my lunch, and was extremely happy to find out anyone I asked within our group was more then pleased with our accommodations, prompt service, top notch treatment and amenities as a whole. I wish this would allow me to upload pictures, they created and event that will be talked about for years to come! read more

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The location is absolutely amazing. The Spa off the charts with so many therapy pools. Hot and cold plunges. Dry and wet sauna. The mud bath is a must. The cottages are updated and some have a fireplace , with parking just outside. The restaurant was not 5 stars. However you're in a region where you have so many options. They need to upgrade their rusty bikes. They have coffee at the lobby till only 9AM . Yes they have coffee machines in the rooms. But I like coffee from a regular old fashioned machine. Again the spa is 5 star! read more

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If you come here with any jewelry, BEWARE. My family and I had been loyal guests of Solage for almost 15 years. 15! We even spent Christmas here the year my mom passed away. Over the summer, my Cartier bracelet was taken from my room and the hotel did NOTHING about it. They claim that they asked around and "no one saw it" so they couldn't prove anything therefore it would not be covered by their insurance policy and simply moved on. Imagine having multi-generational customers and writing them off just like that. I was hoping to come here with my kids someday and show them the beauty and tranquility of the property but all trust is gone now. What I'm most upset about is that they did not attempt to make it right or even offer to help partially replace my jewelry item. There was 0 accountability or remorse. They've lost my business and the business of my family members as well. The property has also gone downhill a bit and the last time we stayed here we noticed our sheets were yellowed as soon as we opened the bedspread. There was also a belligerent and drunk family at the pool shouting for hours and every single guest at the pool complained about them but the Picobar/pool manager didn't do anything about it. I even heard one guest mention they were leaving early due to the disturbance. Their kids were putting their mouths directly on the communal water cooler spouts and drinking from them (among other things). read more

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Still amazing. The pool area has expanded and I love Pico Bar by the pool. Try the whipped avocado! It was a really nice touch when the staff came by with complimentary popsicles or cold brew coffee. We dined at Solbar both nights we were there. Service by Stephanie was wonderful. We enjoyed the free bikes as we explored Calistoga. We will be back soon read more

Solage Auberge Collection - Refreshing pool - Hotels Near Me - Calistoga, California

The review is 17 months overdue. I Took my good friend here for her birthday in late Oct 2022. The property is beautiful and well-kept. I went all out to make sure her birthday was an amazing one. I booked a Fireside Garden Terrace King Studio for us two. The room was beautiful with a big patio and fireplace, but we didn't get to enjoy the patio much. The breakfast and drinks at the resort were delicious. The dirty Martinez is the best I ever had. The resort let us use their Mercedes Benz to drive around as needed for a few hours. If you need a place to relax, this property definitely will give you just that. The Four Seasons Resort is within walking distance if you want to change the scene. Their dinner and drinks are good there too of course. One thing to know this property is an hour away from the airport. We arranged transportation directly from the hotel so they were there when we arrived. Perfect little getaway and a place to pamper yourself. read more

We stayed here for 3 nights recently and have nothing but the best things to say. We enjoyed everything from the moment we pulled up in the driveway to checkout. The staff we encountered were so welcoming and helpful, in a casual, non-uptight way, which was refreshing. We came with our dog and he was allowed basically everywhere with us, even poolside. He's well behaved and quiet, but most resorts don't allow dogs by the pool regardless, so this was something we really appreciated about Solage. We stayed at the Four Seasons across the street last year (see my review on that) and would choose Solage in a heartbeat for future stays. My friend has stayed here several times and speaks highly of the food and she's definitely right. I don't think we ordered anything we didn't end up liking. Don't miss out on the breakfast at Solbar. The main pool area is large and perfect for families with kids. There's also an adults-only spa area that was peaceful and full of friendly guests. Bonus: There are Tesla/EV chargers in the main parking lot. read more

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This is my second time going to the spa at Solage and both experiences were great. Went with a party of 4 this time for my friends birthday. Our massages started at 9am. I had a wonderful therapist. The grounds are beautuful. We sat out by the hot tubs and enjoyed 3 of the 5 pools. You have to try the cold plunge. We ordered food and drinks, they start serving at 11:45am. It was a nice and relaxing time. All of the staff were very friendly, even took pictures of us. I love how all staff members made sure we were okay. I didn't mind leaving the extra tip when we checked out. read more

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What a complete disappointment, Over the last decade in Napa I spent tens of thousands of dollars of this resort. Today I attempted to purchase $1000 gift certificate for spa treatment gas services unfortunately to avoid a $22shipping fee. You have to come up here in person. We will no longer support Solage lack of proper training and hospitality is evident they offer not more then minimum effort and A "do you want fries with that type of experience" unfortunate is Napa is no longer known for overpriced and underwhelming consistent interactions with the employees read more

Had a fantastic girls getaway here for a day to enjoy the pools, and the spa. We went before the lockdown. The reservation was booked months in advance, so keep that in mind for future planning. Always call to ask about what their rules are and if they can accommodate your party if you aren't going to stay overnight. My favorite part about our spa day here was the ambience of the place. Just very calm and relaxing, spacious, and bright. A tour was provided when we arrived, which I appreciated very much. The property itself was beautiful and I found myself just walking around throughout the area taking it all in, and just taking some quiet time to think and reflect. The pools were lovely. I had an hour massage, and it was fantastic. My massage therapist was very nice and made the experience feel relaxing and personal. The shower and locker facilities were outstanding. A special thank you to the staff for locating my wallet for me. I never lose anything, but I guess I accidentally left it inside my locker and I was about to leave the property without knowing I lost it. They tracked me down immediately before I left and made sure I got my wallet back. I would recommend this property for a special occasion such as an anniversary, birthday, or as part of a bachelorette celebration. It's definitely perfect for couples. Although pricey, I would return here without hesitation. read more

Solage Auberge Collection - Hotels Near Me - Calistoga, California

Solage is high end spa experience done right. You can spend a blissful day here at the spa detoxing & meditating & reconnecting with your better self. Book a couples mud slide, pack a bathing suit, & let the magic happen. The mineral hot springs bathing area is beautifully designed for maximum enjoyment. A large central pool allows for swimming while side pools offer refreshingly brisk plunges in ambient & chilled water followed by soaking in giant jacuzzi-like springs if varying temperatures & mineral compositions. Booking a spa service allows guests to enjoy the geothermal bathing area the day of their visit. Afterward, I recommend a stop at Pico Bar for Baja small plates & amazing tequila & mezcal cocktails. It has its own Yelp page, as walk ins are allowed without needing to do a spa treatment first. Having a gender neutral changing or restroom option would be an important addition to the exceptional male & female areas. It would make the experience feel more inclusive to non-binary guests like me. My other piece of advice to the Solage team would be to upgrade their technology & sustainable energy storytelling potential. Improve the 3D audio options during the mud bath & soaking stages & add Oculus VR headsets to the zero gravity chair deep relaxation phase. Then, consider powering your infrared sauna & steam room with solar power & make Solage even better than it already is. Lead the way into a more mindful & sustainable future. I know you can do it. And I will cheer you along the way as you do! We'll be back. Trust me. read more

Solage Auberge Collection - The waiting area. - Hotels Near Me - Calistoga, California

For a high end resort, this place has a lot to learn. Outside of the front desk staff which was attentive, the rest of the staff needs some serious training in customer service. I'll start w the pool staff which are prob the age where this is their first job so I can't blame them for the lack of. Waited over an hour for our food which came out cold. They open at 11am for pool service and had their staff meeting at 11:45, wtf is that? Aren't meeting suppose to take place before a place opens??? Went back in the evening for a drink before dinner and sat down at a couch after we had our drinks where w server approached us to tell us we weren't allowed to sit there if we weren't ordering food. I get that if it's busy, but don't tell me I can't sit somewhere when there are 10 other people in the entire area. Our room had an ant problem which I called about and was not fixed and to top it off, it was 1:30pm and had to call because no one had come by to clean up our room yet. Food takes forever anywhere you order from here we and the staff seems lost. I'll be staying at the Four Seasons across the street from here on out. My keys stopped working so I had to go to front desk at 10pm. Not one person there for 20 mins. How is this acceptable??? *Video in review When there was someone there, they were eating chocolate that was set on piece of paper and when I commented about it, her response was that she had to "stay awake" read more

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Re: Spa Indian Springs spa reservations were full, so we booked at Solage. My cousin and I booked the mud slide. Much to my surprise, there was no slide. It was sanitary, as we were given a small pail of new kaolin clay mixed with our choice of essential oil blend. I wished they had turned on the heat lamp in front of the bar because it was 60 degrees in the morning. The second step was a hot tub soak in Epsom salt. I'm glad I requested essential oils poured into the epsom salt. Our guide's name was Marina and she was fantastic. Charlotte was a great hostess as well. The third and final step was a relaxation room with our feet elevated above our hearts. I do wish the head of the chair was able to recline horizontally flat, as it hurt my back. The music inside the room was too loud to allow me to fall asleep, even though my headset was off. We paid $200 for the mud "slide" and an additional $50 for spa and amenities access. Minus one star because the magnesium pool was out of service. I did enjoy the saline hot tub and eucalyptus steam room. The spa was similar to The Four Seasons Maui, but with the magnesium pool out of service. However, The Four Seasons Maui allowed my husband to book a $50 spa access pass without a one hour service. At the Four Seasons Maui, if a bath tub was broken or had to be repaired, they gave some sort of credit or comp. Re: Picobar The food at Picobar was delicious and reasonably priced. The hostess wouldn't let the three of us dine on the patio sofa, but she let another couple with a baby dine there. That didn't seem fair. read more

The staff here provided the best hospitality & accommodations. Although, I would've preferred a larger amount of wine provided in my glass upon arrival, it was still appreciated. Also, outside near check-in, there is a cute flower cutting station where you can cut fresh flowers, & bring them to your room. I like the room I stayed in, especially how quiet & tucked away it was. I really enjoyed my spa experience. I had a massage & a facial. My facial with Micheal was the best! He took the time to analyze my face, & recommend the best facial to fit my needs. There are several pool options, with towels & lounge chairs ready. The food at the restaurant was also really good, the waitress we had gave really good recommendations as well. The rockfish was good, I'm glad I asked for the lemongrass broth on the side. A little of the sauce goes a long way. Overall, I had a great experience staying here & next time I will check out the yoga & pilates classes that are offered. They also offer day passes, but I think it's worth it to stay a day or more here! read more

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I vacillate between "OK" and "Could've been better" for this review. I booked two nights for my birthday six months in advance at Solage. I expected a lot more for the cost of this place. It's December - it gets dark at night. The valet attendant was friendly, front desk was friendly. Trying to find my way to my studio in the dark was not easy - the signs are white with narrow black lettering and ambiguous directionals. Unless you have one of those external flood lights on your truck or police car, it's going to result in driving past your studio one or two times like I did. For the money that I spent - maybe someone could have offered to show me the way with a golf cart? IDK, but that would have been a nice gesture since none of the signs indicating studio/room numbers are lighted and are all at about the height of the cars parked in front of them. My room was chilly -- and it wasn't obvious how to fix that. I tried the decorative fireplace but that wasn't very warm. Didn't find the thermostat (on the wall by the mini bar) until asking at reception the next day. While I quite liked the layout of the studio / room -- there were just a lot of little details that made me wonder, why am I paying so much money to stay here? - smoke detector hanging by a wire directly over my bed. Solage responded quickly and got that fixed the next day, but still - why does it have to have a continuously lit green light directly over the face(s) of the people in the bed? - little lights everywhere in the light switches and other things around the room. With the blackout shades drawn, it was like a constellation of red and green lights. - turn down service was a let down - basically, housekeeping puts your slippers near the bed, pulls down the blankets, leaves a quart of tap water with an herb and two glasses with paper coasters. No chocolates or other perqs (IDK - maybe some actual flowers or a dish of ice and cucumbers for your eyes). - trash collection comes around 5am on Fridays; they are not the quiet type of trash collectors, but at least they were farther away from where I was sleeping than the trash collectors at 5am on Thursdays at my house. I did not expect to be awakened by dump trucks on Silverado Trail / Solage dumpster stations on my birthday. - King size bed is quite firm. Pillows are quite flat / soft. - Bath tub is quite a good size for my height (5'10") but I did have to keep running water for a nice hour long soak to keep the tub warm. - Shower was nice, only used it once. - Hair towels would be nice -- the only towels in the room were so thick and heavy that I couldn't keep one wrapped around my head, it just wouldn't twist up (longhairs - bring your own hair towel!) I thought it would be nice to hang out at my studio with my friend but there are not really comfortable chairs in the room to use when it's too chilly to sit outside on the little patio. Overall, the room was comfortable and clean, and staff were friendly and helpful. It just felt really overpriced -- and the level of customer service was not greater than anything that I experienced at less costly accommodations. read more

Can I live here? Stayed here for 3 nights with the girls for a getaway. -Hotel grounds were awesome, our room came with an outdoor patio, fire pit, and water fountain. -Bikes are readily available throughout the resort and there's many local wineries you can bike to. -Best pools around. Between the main pool and the spa pools, you can literally lounge near the pools all day long. -If you are in need of a wine break, drinks are tasty. -Mercedes are available to rent for free read more

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We stayed here a few weeks ago. When I say "we," I mean my husband, our 16 year old daughter, our Pomeranian, and me. Just a couple weeks prior, I was looking around for dog-friendly hotels in Napa and Sonoma Valley. I spent a few days comparing prices (How much is the dog fee? Is there a parking fee? Does it come w/ breakfast?) and location (What's nearby? Is it close to other businesses? Is it a high foot and car traffic area?). Solage was listed in a blog I read on Dog Trekker as one of four luxury resorts in the area who are dog friendly and essentially meets every need you could possibly have. It comes with a cost, but states it's worth every penny. I am here to tell you that I surrendered to my search and made the executive decision to take the plunge. Best decision ever. I booked a couple of services at the spa. Initially I had no intention of it, thinking the getaway in itself would be enough. Again, best decision I made. My husband and I both had massages. I went all in and added an extra 30 minute scalp treatment to mine. As guests of the resort, we have access to the bath house where there are saunas and five mineral pools with different temperatures for your different needs. From the minute we arrived, staff was friendly and helpful. The valet parking guys were the first people we encountered... it was HOT outside, yet they were pleasant. :) It was a great first impression. The front desk reception was friendly. This is also where we got to meet Tipsy, Solage's house dog... a rescue dog! Everyone from the groundskeeping crew to the spa folks to the restaurant staff... our family was welcomed. There was a dog bed, dog bowls, and bottled water for our pup. They also offered a third bicycle (each studio comes with two bicycles to ride around the area) when I mentioned our teenage daughter was with us. The resort is beautiful, clean, and well taken care of. We loved the coffee and tea in the morning and the iced tea in the afternoon, places just outside the reception area. We were offered cold bottled waters upon our check out. Oh, and did I mention everything in the mini bar in your studio is included? Yes! Before I forget, Solage has various offers included with their rooms. Ours was $100 per night that could go toward anything except hotel room charges or resort fees. For example, it could go toward spa services or the onsite restaurant, SolBar. We (pup included!) cannot wait to come back. Also... Solage has shared some of our photos on Instagram! See @grizzly.the.pom and @lani.deanne read more

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