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Sonoma Valley is California's premium wine-producing district and therefore, rather obviously, also makes for one of the best getaway destinations in the state. With 13,000 acres of parkland for adventuring, arguably some of the country's best restaurants, gorgeous historic Sonoma Town to explore, and then the vineyards to visit — there is plenty to do. The hotel scene is also world-class with a good range of independent boutiques, luxury stays, spa hotels, and vineyards to choose from. With so much choice, however, picking one of the best hotels in the Sonoma Valley can be a lengthy task. With this in mind, our hotel experts have made a concise collection of their top picks in the region. With something for all tastes and budgets, why not browse through our collection to start planning your next break?
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Romantic getaway in the heart of Wine Country has a pool, welcoming fireplaces and spa treatments for days. Large Italian style rooms - contemporary, yet cosy, with designer bathrooms. Dine at the hotel for Italian cuisine or the many local eateries. Explore the wineries by foot, bicycle or horse.
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A Michelin recommended hotel tucked into the Sonoma Valley hamlet of Glen Ellen. The 23 elegant rooms have a clean contemporary vibe with an Oriental twist! Crisp white linens, eastern antiques and modern features. Prepare to be pampered with an on-site spa, heated pool and hot tub. Heaven!
Sonoma (California)
A casual chic inn, nestled in the famous Sonoma Valley. Decor is minimalist and sleek, with comfy beds, fire places, private balconies and seating areas. Explore the town like a local with all main attractions within walking distance, or make use of hotel bikes! Rooftop hot tub is a must!
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This quaint hotel sits right on the historic and bustling Sonoma Plaza. The opulent and old-world ambience is accentuated by floor to ceiling windows, ornately carved ceiling beams, antique furnishings, plush linens and palatial en suites. A free wine tasting is available for guests.
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A 19th century vineyard estate in the historic town of Sonoma, transformed into a luxurious Inn and spectacular garden spa. Rooms and suites are effortlessly stylish and opulent in chic oriental style. Endless opportunities to explore; on wheels, in the saddle, you name it! Fun and sophisticated.
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This boutique bolt-hole is nestled in the heart of Sonoma’s historic town square. In the cosy guestrooms, heritage flagstone floors are dressed in beautiful rugs with rustic, wooden furnishings and French doors leading to a sit-out terrace. A seasonal restaurant completes this wine country getaway.
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A charming working ranch and vineyard offering six airy rooms and utter peace and quiet. Each room is traditionally styled with whirring fans, hardwood floors, and french doors leading out onto perfect bucolic scenes. Four-course meals are served outside, paired with local wines. Rural perfection.
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Chic boutique accommodation set in the small town of Glen Ellen in Sonama Wine Country. A collection of individual cottages and rooms are beautifully styled with clean lines, modern art and the best have private terraces. Complete with a luxurious pool and indulgent two-course breakfasts.
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An elegant hotel and spa set in Sonoma wine country along scenic Highway 12. Rooms are traditionally inspired but the feel is fresh and contemporary. The Willow Stream Spa and health club are a real lure as is the fine dining restaurant Santé. A romantic escape.
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Charming clapboard cottage surrounded by gardens. Interiors are the epitome of shabby chic; plenty of exposed brick, distressed wood, freshly cut flowers and artfully mismatched antique furniture. Low-key but stylish rooms are decorated with a muted colour palette. Boho-boutique couple's retreat.
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Owner-run B&B situated within a fully renovated 19th century farmhouse. Each room is unique but all have quaint antique beds, charming old-fashioned ceiling fans, homely colour-schemes and traditional art work; many have dual aspect. A good, comfortable base from which to explore the area.
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