As a Benicia resident, I feel confident in saying that this is by far the best place to stay in…read moreBenicia, and one of the best B&Bs you'll ever visit. My friends and relatives who've stayed there have really liked both the Inn itself and the associated Cafe at the Inn, which provides your choice of scrumptious breakfasts from a creative menu, ranging from locally sourced bacon and eggs to basics like pastries and avocado toast to more creative fare (again, locally sourced as much as possible). They've found it a beautiful, relaxing, reasonably priced place to simply hang out in the morning, with those delicious breakfasts (included in the rates) and in-room coffee adding extra value. Its location a half-block off of First Street, Benicia's main drag with lots of shops, galleries, restaurants, a couple of musical venues and a bit of history (including California's capital building from the mid-19th century, with guided tours on certain days), etc., offers a good base to take walks or runs around town and along the nearby waterfront. Big kudos to owners/hosts Tracee and Dennis, to Chef Kyle and to the rest of the staff. In addition to very pleasant, nicely decorated, comfortable rooms, the Inn also features two pretty, partly shaded garden areas: one just for the Inn's guests, the other for the Cafe. (The Cafe also has indoor dining areas for those who prefer that.)

Fantastic location in downtown. Check in was a breeze with Tracee. The room was clean and roomy…read more Breakfast was delicious. Highly recommend!

Booked a place to stay last minute. Generally I don't care for Bed n Breakfast Inns but choices…read morewere limited. This place was awesome!!! Right at the water, old but everything was spotless! Didn't have that old crinkly smell. Every where you looked there was a timeless treasures. The owners were very kind and accommodating,. Bedding soft and cozy. Breakfast had many delicious options. Walk to everything. Great location. Would love to stay here again sometime!

Cozy, quiet, comfortable, and right in the heart of Benicia. Room rates are also reasonable.read more

I did stay here for about six months cause I was waiting for my apartment. The owner is very nice…read morenice very clean. The rooms are clean. He did upgrade the rooms for the kitchenette.

I didn't stay there but called to find out about making a reservation. The lady I spoke with has…read morebroken english and she said its $85 a night. I said ok I would like to make a reservation. Apparently they don't take reservations. That is beyond ridiculous. She said she does know who is working on Friday, it's Monday now. So I needed to call back on Thursday to see who is working and see if I can possibly reserve a room. If people are coming from out of town they need to know for a fact they have a place to stay, not hurry up and wait, get there and have to stay in their car because places are booked up.

I don't think I have stayed at a Hampton Inn before but if the other ones are like this one, I…read morewould love to stay there every time!! Welcome was good. Reception desk staff was nice and courteous. Room was wonderful. They have toiletries in case you forget. Pool view from the room was awesome. The spa and pool is awesome. Breakfast was great. They also have breakfast bags in case you can't make it to breakfast. So thoughtful and nice! Absolutely loved this place and perhaps next time we are at six flags we would love to be back here.

Rated 3.5 Just…read morereturned from a family vacation to Six Flags, for which we stayed at this nice establishment. Overall the experience was good and we may choose to stay here again. Checking in was easy and the front desk staff was very friendly! We were arriving late night on Friday so I had called that day for them to leave a note on my reservation. We noticed their small store next to the front desk with food, drink, and personal care items available and thought the selection was well done (I didn't buy anything from it so cannot comment on the prices). The room was clean and tucked in the back by the parking lot. We were actually able to see both the theme park coasters and our car from our room. Score! Unfortunately, this is where they lose points for me. The options of what to watch on the TV were meh with bad channels and half of them losing signal. The Wifi was spotty and slow, but useable. The bed was soooo hard that I tossed and turned both nights and ended up with a sore back and neck. The other members of my party did too, one of which was sleeping on the sofa bed and commented it wasn't so comfortable either. This is obviously a personal preference, but it is a big deal for someone about to go enjoy the day at a theme park! The walls are thin, being able to hear people pretty clearly in their rooms as you walk through the halls ( *.* ) and when in your room, but we didn't have actual issues that stemmed from this. We ate from their breakfast spread both days we were there. They offered several juices, coffee, premade omelets, sausage rounds, potatoes, muffins, scones, bagels, toast, oatmeal, cereal with regular and almond milk, yogurt, hard boiled eggs, and two waffle machines with vanilla or red velvet batter. The food was meh lacking in flavor, but it also wasn't the worst we have had so we were happy it was included in the price to stay. On a side note, Dutch Bros is a literal 1 minute walk from the entrance of the hotel! Blessedly they had a shuttle that ran all day from Six Flags to the hotel which saved us $50 in parking. We had to call when we were ready to be picked up and they were there within just a few minutes. We decided to swim and enjoy the hot tub after our day at the park. It was fairly full of people and one of the cabana mattress covers was ripped up making it unusable, but the experience was fine. There were towels available by the door and the outside pool was heated, but still cool enough for enjoyment. The hot tub helped our sore muscles, but the jets aren't really usable on your body as they are way too strong. Ultimately, if the beds were softer and the breakfast a little better we would have no hesitation returning next time we wanted to go to Six Flags. We may try another hotel next time since those are important, but we wouldn't say no to staying here again. Thanks for the friendly service and clean hotel!

I booked a room for this weekend to see the Napa Jazz festival. Two nights cost almost $4000 as it…read morewas a room overlooking the stage. This would've been my my third trip to the hotel. I'm familiar with the layout. I get there and they don't have my room. They have a standard room on the other side of the hotel but that's not what I paid for. Then they tell me the room was booked through booking.com. It wasn't. If you call the hotel you're not really calling the hotel . You're calling a third-party service that they use for Reservations. I asked to speak with management and management did nothing for me. Now I'm fighting to get $4000 back. Attitude of management and ownership is horrible. Do yourself a favor and go somewhere else. Napa is filled with beautiful Hotels & Resorts. I'd suggest Auberge de Solil or Silverado. Both still know how to treat customers.

Disappointed... kind of worse than a basic Hampton inn. The shower was cold. Even when they…read moreswitched rooms, the showers were still cold. Even if it was 30% of the price we paid, I'd still be a little irritated. For paying over $600 a night, this was disappointing I had to correct my review from a 2 star to a 1 star. The fridge was beeping at us all night and keeping us up. I can't believe this hotel is worse than an extended stay!! Having a place to sleep in peace is the least a room can do.

What an absolute dream. I don't even know where to begin. Sydney was a gem and was so welcoming…read moreupon arrival. For the most part we had the property to ourself the entire stay ~ she was kind enough to let my friends stay since my wedding was the next day. This made our lives so easy since my friend needed to do my bridal make up at 5am. The chef, Andy, made sure I had vegan meal to eat before I left on my big day. I let them know I was vegan when we arrived and they made sure to get vegan options for me... that didn't just include fruits. I had the luxury to eat vegan eggs, sausages, etc. & I'm so grateful they cared enough to put that effort for me. Normally this is not my regular Experience. It felt very special especially for my wedding week. The photos online do not do this property justice because it's x10 more stunning in person. It's also the cleanest place I have EVER been to. No dust, not dirty. Just a clean, beautifully renovated home with stunning Victorian touches. I cannot recommend this place enough. Thank you to the owner for creating such a peaceful, calming & beautiful place: there is thought in every corner of this building.. you can genuinely feel the care he puts into this home and for his guests. Thank you for the memories and the hospitality

We stayed at the McClelland house for 4 days and 3 nights for our wedding anniversary. The property…read moreis amazing. The rooms are very inviting and the common spaces are comfortable. We had the property to ourselves and it was very quiet most of the time, with the exception of #2 below. Two things retracted from our experience and warranted a lower than 5 star rating: 1. Unfortunately the chef was sick during our stay. The first morning the housekeeper stepped in on the fly and cooked what was available to her. For the second and third mornings we had to initiate contact (on both days) with the property manager to find a solution. They were unable to find an onsite solution so we were given the option to eat offsite at a local restaurant or receive a partial refund to cover the cost of the meal; we accepted this option, but it was very disappointing that our Bed and Breakfast experience wouldn't include Breakfast as advertised and expected. 2. Upon check-in the property manager noted that the owner would be hosting a party one of the evenings during our stay. I believe we were told the party would be from 8-midnight. That night we were awaken by talking, laughing and movement in the house at 2:30a and then again around 4a. At 2:30a a group of people were leaving the house for the night and didn't make any effort to do so quietly. This was frustrating and wrecked our sleep for the night. In summary, we really loved the property itself but a couple of key occurrences during our stay would make us think twice about staying here again (would only potentially do so upon confirming breakfast would for sure be included onsite and there were no parties/events being held that would last until the middle of the night).

I have not even stayed at this hotel yet but had an issue with priceline and my reservation. I…read morecalled the hotel directly and spoke with Denise who happened to answer the phone and turned out to be the manager! She happily and pleasantly accomodated my situation and I am thrilled. She is the epitome of exceptional customer service. Looking forward to my stay in a few days! Will update more!

I absolutely would NOT recommend this Motel, not a Hotel and definitely not a Resort, due to their…read moreshady business practice. They charged me for an additional night and a "service charge" and refused to refund my acct. after I brought it to their attention. Who does that?! The clerk (Gary) was so rude and lied numerous times about the booking charge details. I had to involve my banking institution to get my money back. Also bad parking, smelly room, super noisy, a hole in the wall to the next room, tub & toilet beyond child size and spoiled coffee creamer, etc... I could go on, but I'm getting pissed off all over again. You can also find more reviews under the other name "Napa Valley Hotel & Suites"

Honey and I wanted some atmosphere to watch the World Cup final. We met up with friends who…read morerecommended The Ruins. No entrance fee, but we did have to RSVP and we opted to pay $20 to park in their lot. I didn't want any surprises regarding the bathrooms or food or what I was allowed to bring in so when I looked up the website it definitely lived up to its name. Their website is pretty strict about what you can bring in... Just think festival or concert rules. I brought a clear plastic purse that was stuffed to the gills. No outside food is allowed and they had a couple of food trucks that day. Nothing too exciting just your basic tacos and burgers. A few bars where a Paloma cost $13 for a single, Casamigos tequila. It's an interesting vibe, maybe for a concert it would be really fun. I thought they would be more established bathrooms since they advertise for corporate events and weddings, but they are still portables. They are the really nice deluxe portables though and not out houses thank God. The staff is fine. Some seem to be just kids and don't know what they're doing but I guess they mean well. I understand that in order to stay open and thrive. They really have to enforce rules and be stickers about things. It was a fun day... For me I'm not sure I would go back unless they update the amenities

Yooooooooooooo. This is indicative of the generational changes we've made as boomer juniors get…read moreolder. This is basically like Home Base 2.0 for our generation to jam and enjoy music and it's absolutely amazing! I wanna go back today even if there's no headliners just to enjoy the vibes and the scene. Epic venue, amazing atmosphere, decent prices for good water and drinks