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!

A solid 3.5. It lost half a star for my post stay follow up which I will get into…read more I arrived at 1-1:30am and the doors were locked which is fine, I get it is for safety. They have a buzzer/door bell you ring. I rang it over 3 times while the staff stared at me and my 10 year old through the window. I don't think myself and a 10 year old look very threatening but maybe we do. I get inside, get out my ID and credit card. They find my reservation and tell me the deposit is $116.18. Kind of a weird amount but it is late, I have been traveling on a plane, in a car and am coming up on 19 hours awake so I don't care I tap my card, get the keys and leave. Check in took way longer as the employee was telling me "it didn't go through." It looked like it went through on my end but we got a room so I didn't care. Got to the room and basically crawled into bed. Woke up at 7:30 and decided to go down to breakfast. They had 2 waffle machines (one that makes a big waffle and another that makes 4 small waffles) they had 2 different kinds of batter (one was the regular kind and the other was banana bread) they had cheese omelettes, some kind of sausage, potatoes, scones, muffins, bagels, hard boiled, eggs, yogurt, fruit (bananas and apples) and cereal. Several juices, hot water for tea, hot cocoa and coffee. The omelette was meh. The potatoes were meh. Overall it was included with our stay so I was happy. Went upstairs to shower and get ready for checkout. The room was clean and we were able to shower, pack up and get ready to leave. Introduced my kid to old school Scooby doo episodes while we waited to check out. Headed downstairs to check out and asked if they store luggage since we were going to Six Flags Discovery Kingdom and I had an SUV with no cover and worried about the car being broken into. They store luggage, tagged it, gave us claim tickets and we were on our way. Came by after SFDK and picked up our luggage, it was quick and easy. I got home, checked my credit card so the charge as pending and knew it would drop off as we had been in our room all of 9 hours not enough time to do damage. Few days later charge goes through. I called the hotel. No answer. Called the Hilton 1-800 line and they were able to reach hotel. They charged me for the room "accidentally." I spent 15 minutes calling and being on hold to get the issue resolved so I docked half a star. We had a room that faced the road and due to this it was very hard to sleep as there was lots of car noise. We used a white noise machine and ear plugs which muffled it. Within our room it was the fridge I believe that keep cycling and making a loud metal clanging noise which could be heard with the noise machine and ear plugs. I woke up 6 hours after arrival not because I felt rested and ready to start the day but because I could not sleep due to all the noise in the room. I appreciated that I could adjust the room temperature and keep it nice and cool. Overall a good stay for my purpose. They had a pool we would have loved to use but it didn't pan out with our schedule. I would stay here in the future but request a room not facing the road. Another odd thing about the room is when we got in, in the wee hours of the morning the traffic noise was really loud. I walked over to the window and it was slightly ajar. I closed it and locked it (was on the 3rd floor) but I was shocked you could open the window. I feel like other hotels I have stayed at the window does not open. Just something to keep in mind if you stay here particularly on lower floors.

April, 17, 2026, 3pm : Hotel is nice from outside and restaurant, lobby and bar all nice, only…read morekicker is they were both closed ? No explanation to why? Disappointed and did not see closure on the website or would have booked elsewhere. The man at Reception desk was very friendly, smiley and helpful, give props to him! The lady there, couldn't crack a smile to save her life, Heard horror stories after I booked non-refundable room, glad my room had no bed bugs, as I read elsewhere. She gave us a keys to a room that was not cleaned? And charged my boyfriend's credit card for room again, and I had already pre-paid for room. My boyfriend checked in earlier than I, he then left to get snacks, came back to room to house keeping cleaning it and we were then informed the room was not cleaned until now? Miscommunication between desk and housekeeping, luckily the male receptionist helped figure that out. Room was nice and bed was comfortable. He was very accommodating to let my boyfriend watch the big screen TV at the closed bar for Giants game. Entrance Doors are locked at night, make sure to have your key to key in Main lobby doors

A longtime friend of mine was getting married at the nearby Hiddenbrooke Hills by Wedgewood Wedding…read morevenue. Initially, I thought "I'm not going to drink; therefore, we can make the one hour drive back to our home in Elk Grove after the wedding reception. Thankfully, my wise and beautiful wife intervened and strongly suggested that we book a room at the Courtyard Vallejo Napa Valley (there was a discounted rate available for members of the wedding party). Since there was some construction taking place by the hotel, Google Maps misled us (the entrance of the hotel's parking lot is on the side of the hotel that faces the nearby Chevron). Entering the hotel, we were checked in by an employee who acknowledged me with a head nod. Generally I find this to be unprofessional, but I gathered that he was a little flustered by a difficult customer that he was assisting prior to us. After providing us with room keys, he gave me a parking pass to put on my dashboard (parking is $10). We entered a very clean room that had both a refrigerator and microwave (very beneficial considering that my wife and I brought our breakfast meal prep for the next morning), along with a nice view of the neighboring Six Flags amusement park. Speaking of the amusement park...the room was well-insulated; therefore, we could not hear the screaming of the patrons on the roller coaster that faced our room. I'm so glad that I took heed to my wife's advice, we experienced a comfortable and safe stay at the Courtyard Vallejo Napa Valley!

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!

We stayed for one night at the Shore Light Inn on the Benicia waterfront. We were there mid week…read moreand for that one night were the only guests. Yoshi showed us around when we arrived and give us a tour of the various rooms. The rooms feature wonderful Victorian pieces, my wife was in seventh heaven admiring everything! We asked if we could change rooms as the Pink Palace had better views, and Yoshi easily accommodated us - nice! A private parking lot is in the back; you don't have to park on the street. Our room was on the top floor and looked out over the Carquinez Strait. During our stay we loved watching the trains on the opposite shore, the changing tides, Egrets, Bay fog and the distant Carquinez Bridge. It was wonderful enjoying waterfront views without having to drive to the coast. The room featured three armchairs, table and chairs, nightstands with lamps, TV and mini fridge. Three complimentary water bottles were provided. Lovely art prints adorned the walls. The rooms have no air conditioning but they have portable units they can bring in on request. There was a good wind (as is often the case in Benicia) and that was sufficient on this day. The breakfast was amazing: hard boiled eggs (and an offer to make scrambled if we wanted), muffins, Bacon, cereal, rolls/pastries, bagels, cheeses, ham, milk, OJ and mango juice as options. Benicia is a quaint explore, lots of artisan shops. Look in on the One House Bakery for some delish sweets! Just a great stay, wish we could have extended. Look forward to a return visit!

Our most recent stay at the DoubleTree by Hilton Napa Valley American Canyon was a very good…read moreexperience from check-in through departure. The staff was professional, welcoming, and very understanding and accommodating of our needs throughout our stay. We were attending our 4th Annual Growing In The Spirit (GITS) Ladies Conference, and we especially want to recognize the banquet and event staff. They were exceptional--attentive, courteous, professional, and responsive to our needs throughout the conference. Their service helped make our event run smoothly and contributed to a wonderful overall experience for our attendees. We truly appreciate the hospitality shown to our group and the level of service we received. Based on our experience, we would definitely consider returning to the DoubleTree by Hilton Napa Valley American Canyon for another stay and future GITS events. Thank you to the entire team for helping make our visit and conference experience a memorable one!

We stayed here for a few days while visiting family in the area. Overall, the hotel was okay --…read moregood location and the front desk was polite and helpful. Location is very good, close to everything we needed. However, cleaning was a whole other story. When arriving, we did not get a sense the room was clean, but seemed okay still. Our suspicions were right when we had the room "cleaned" a couple of days later. It was obvious the carpet had not been vacuumed in months (see photo) and felt "dirty" as well (debris sticking to your feet). Additionally, the coffee wasn't re-stocked completely and whatever coffee the service provided left a mess (see photo). Towels were not re-stocked and I had to contact the front desk for new towels. With this said, I would be unlikely to stay here again when I am in the area again.

We came for breakfast. Great setting and music. Great service and delicious food. We'll be back!read more

I stopped in on Christmas Eve while out for a walk. This place is lovely and the oat milk chai…read morelatte is the best in town. I'm coming back later in the week with my son for their omelet. Service is excellent and friendly.

Woke up to no power which is beyond their control so that is not what our complaint is about. Tried…read moreto take a shower and the faucet for the tub shot off the wall. Showed the front desk and they just said they would have maintenance repair later. Since I was only there for one night, it was pretty frustrating not to be offered anything to make up for not being able to shower when has been summer heat for a few days

There was a rat in my room. It would come in through the vent by the door. Room 238. I tried to let…read morestaff know but there was no one around. Don't recommend staying here.

The hotel itself was decent. Parking is free but you're sharing it with the local business next to…read morehotel. There's a variety of food places next to the hotel as well as Walmart if you forgot to pack something. It's about 10-15 minutes from downtown Napa (depending what time you leave). It is pet friendly (which I love) and there is a good size lawn area across the street for pets. The pool can be maintained better. One of the gate door entrance to the pool is broken. During our stay I did use the pool net to clean the pool there is a breakfast that is included but we decided to go to downtown Napa to eat each time. The lighting in the room was not the greatest. Our room came with a small refrigerator and microwave.

Holliday Inn-Napa: the photographer should get a bonus for making this hotel appear nicer than it…read moreis. The landscaping out in front of check in is brown and dead, the check in area itself is cramped and not welcoming at all. As I walked to my room on the first floor, the odor of cat urine was strong. The room was an adequate size, but had stains on the carpet and my shoes stuck to the tile inside the doorway. Amenities are few and linens are basic and rough. There is a small armoire, a desk and a strange little chair in the corner. Stains on the carpet and the bed. While this location is listed as animal friendly, I was not traveling with an animal, but based on the incessant barking, my neighbors were. The website shows a large pool; again, a wonderful use of camera angles. The patio area is large and clean, but the pool is small & inside an additional safety fence.

The entire property was filthy, covered in bird poop when I went to the management because we were…read moretracking bird poop into our room they swept bird poop left it there

Great location near shops and restaurants. Only issue is the bathroom needs to be renovated…read more Otherwise, I'd stay there when in the area again.

Pros: The room was clean enough and there were lots of…read moresecurity cameras. That's it for the pros. The property is right next to the freeway, so its appearance is grimy and a little sketchy. There was lots of trash on the ground around a single trash can by the elevator. The stairwells are dark and dingy. We saw a couple of people who didn't appear to be guests hanging around the parking lot. The bathtub was SUPER slippery! I used the safety bar on the wall to get in the tub and slipped backwards hard and fast into the toilet bowl, bringing the shower curtain down with me. I definitely wrenched my left foot and bruised my right butt cheek on impact. The breakfast was a sick joke. It's not handicap accessible , so if you're in a chair or use a walker/rollator, you're SOL. The *only* protein offered was Chobani yogurt in 2 flavors. Everything else was straight off the shelf from a discount store. Tiny muffins, stale bread and bagels. The best thing there were the fresh make-'em-yourself pancakes and real butter. I did report my fall to the manager. He was nice enough and seemed concerned and promised to check it out. He never asked if I was hurt or okay. Chalking this one off to experience and will not be returning.

Good Management, friendly people and Great Ice. Quiet, nice rooms, overlooking interstate 80read more