The best available Bed and Breakfast Inns to stay near Sonoma County

Tucked into the Sonoma Valley hamlet of Glen Ellen, the Gaige House feels like a secret hideaway. Of course, it's not really a secret; the Gaige House is regularly recommended in Michelin and other guides. Gaige House is part of the prestigious Four Sisters Inns collection and is an elegant blend of vintage and contemporary architecture. The verdant, secluded setting along Calabaza's Creek includes an outdoor swimming pool and hot tub. All guests enjoy complimentary breakfastt and afternoon wine and cheese tasting as well as house-baked matcha cookies, after-dinner sake alongside the port and sherry. Guests staying in Gaige House’s Zen Suites discover additional enhancements found in classic ryokans, such as the use of yukata robes, geta and zori slippers.

The River Belle Inn provides a one of a kind experience in the heart of Healdsburg Historic Wine District. Located ideally on the Russian River and just six easy walking blocks away from the charming Healdsburg Plaza, it provides the perfect place for a relaxing getaway. The luxurious suites, charming common rooms, and amazing farm to table breakfasts are just a few of the benefits you'll enjoy while staying here.

Welcome to the very heart of Sonoma Wine Country in the picturesque foothills of Northern California’s esteemed wine country, The Gables Wine Country Inn is a premier luxury inn set on 3-1/2 acres offering a relaxed country experience, large guest rooms, and an exceptional breakfast experience. We are located in the very center of Sonoma County. The Gables Inn is an elegantly restored Gothic Victorian, circa 1887, featuring 12-foot ceilings, luxurious beds fitted with Comphy® sheets and private bathrooms with claw-foot tubs. Breakfast is a true culinary experience that prepares you for the day's adventures; whether it be wine tasting, hiking among the redwoods, floating the Russian River, visiting the coast or biking the vineyard covered hills. Each guest is given our custom Wine Passport that provides unique and enhanced tastings experiences at some of our favorite Sonoma County Wineries. We want our guests to immerse themselves in the Sonoma County Experience.

In the wine pumping heart of Northern California, an enchanted fairytale getaway awaits. Conveniently located by the historical Sonoma Plaza, experience... "An Inn 2 Remember". Your accommodations in relaxing and beautiful rooms and suites, bikes, wi-fi, beautiful gardens,the most comfortable Heavenly beds,and the winery passport to local wineries of the Valley. Light Breakfast included on selected suites. Some suites in the rear building will have private gardens and solarium too!

Our boutique Victorian Inn is right in the heart of downtown Healdsburg. Walking distance to the Healdsburg plaza where our guests enjoy wine tasting at wineries, boutique shopping and Michelin-rated restaurants. Family owned by Ken and Diane Wilson, the inn offers a delicious hot breakfast each morning, comfortable guest rooms, and complimentary tastings at all 11 of the Wilson Artisan Wineries with your stay. We can't wait to help you tailor a visit just for you! - while you're dreaming, when you're planning your visit or during your stay - we love to help. Whether you've been to the area many times or it's your first we want to make it the best experience yet. Healdsburg and Sonoma County have so much to offer we look forward to sharing it with you. Come see us soon!

We offer our guests the chance to escape the ordinary and experience a unique hotel in a diverse and breathtaking destination. Whether it is canoeing on the river, biking the backroads, touring a world class winery, hiking the redwood forests or strolling along the beaches of Bodega Bay, you will return each evening to enjoy s’mores under a sky full of stars at Cottages on River Road.

Built in 1901, this classic California inn has the best location in town, right on the historic Healdsburg Plaza. From summer concerts in the outdoor bandstand to antique fairs and holiday tree lightings, all of the town's best events take place right here, literally outside the door. Guests are surrounded by stylish shops, galleries, wine tasting rooms, and superb restaurants with the beautiful Alexander and Russian River Valleys just a short drive away. We provide complimentary concierge services to help you get the most out of your Healdsburg getaway. Whether it's a culinary walking tour, guided vineyard hike, or reservations at a must-try restaurant, it will be our pleasure to assist you before you even arrive. Healdsburg Inn on the Plaza is a member of Four Sisters Inns, a curated collection of distinctive and independent small hotels that seamlessly combine an inviting and intimate setting with complimentary, signature amenities, and attentive, gracious service. Four Sisters Inns blends the modern luxuries and sophisticated services of a boutique hotel with the traditional amenities and architecture of a B&B.

Located in Sonoma on Boyes Boulevard, just down the road from the world-renowned Sonoma Mission Inn, the Sonoma Creek Inn offers an affordable and casual alternative to pricey wine country Sonoma hotels - without sacrificing style and convenience. Sonoma Creek Inn's 16 updated hotel rooms don't skimp on amenities. Many rooms have private outdoor patios or porches - just the ticket for relaxation after a busy day exploring the wine country. Available select times of the year, unbeatable specials, discounts and packages are offered. The neighborhood is close to wineries, parks and the downtown area of Sonoma is just a short drive away, with its historic Plaza, innovative restaurants and enticing shops. Our staff are always happy to assist with recommendations for local adventures.

Tucked into the Sonoma Valley hamlet of Glen Ellen, the Gaige House feels like a secret hideaway. Of course, it's not really a secret; the Gaige House is regularly recommended in Michelin and other guides. Gaige House is part of the prestigious Four Sisters Inns collection and is an elegant blend of vintage and contemporary architecture. The verdant, secluded setting along Calabaza's Creek includes an outdoor swimming pool and hot tub. All guests enjoy complimentary breakfastt and afternoon wine and cheese tasting as well as house-baked matcha cookies, after-dinner sake alongside the port and sherry. Guests staying in Gaige House’s Zen Suites discover additional enhancements found in classic ryokans, such as the use of yukata robes, geta and zori slippers.

Known on the California and Sonoma County Landmarks Registry as the John Miller House, this historic Queen Anne Victorian was built in 1902. Miller was a prominent fruit grower, packer and dehydrator in the early 1900s. He was also one of the first to make a commercial business of marketing dehydrated fruit. Among Miller's claims to fame is that he was the first provider to the U.S. Military of dehydrated foods. Known as K-rations during WW I and MREs today, Miller was cited by the military for "feeding the troops during WW I". (1) Miller and his wife were, like many prominent citizens of the community, anxious to furnish their home lavishly. The home is reputed to be the first in Healdsburg with two bathrooms, with indoor plumbing upstairs and downstairs.The noted horticulturist, Luther Burbank, was a good friend and assisted in the design and development of the original landscape at the front of the home, some of which remains today. The large cedar, cypress, and redwood heritage trees were planted by Burbank over 100 years ago. The lush grounds have been accented with rose bushes and numerous flowering shrubs. The same archaeological report from Sonoma State University indicates that some of the first plantings of some of Burbank's new species were planted on the Miller property. Sadly, the location and botanical name of the plants were never recorded. It is unknown if they remain on the property today.The home remained in the Miller family until the late 1930s and was a private residence until the early 1980s when it became a Bed and Breakfast. The inn has undergone extensive restoration over the years. Beautiful hand-silk screened period wall and ceiling papers accent the spacious common areas and some guest rooms. The papers are produced by Bradbury & Bradbury of Benicia, CA and are based on designs of William Morris, a prominent textile designer of the mid- to late 1800s.The formal, yet welcoming rooms include a spacious parlor with fireplace-the perfect place to enjoy the morning paper or a board game on a quiet afternoon. The spacious dining room that seats up to 14 showcases original wainscoting and built-in china cabinet and bench. The large antique table is where guests dine on Calderwood's signature gourmet breakfasts. The covered front porch with its antique wicker furniture and lacquered floor beckons you to enjoy the lush grounds, review the activities of your day or curl up with a good book. The porch is often used by local wineries who frequently co-host our complimentary evening wine hour. All nine guest rooms have private baths. Each room is decorated differently to incorporate an extensive collection of beautiful, yet comfortable period