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Farmhouse Inn
Sonoma
A family-run inn among the Russian River Valley vineyards, known for its spa and a long-celebrated restaurant.
Wine region · No. 12 in United States
Sonoma's farmhouse inns and small hotels sit among vineyards, redwoods and the plazas of easygoing wine towns.
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Sonoma
A family-run inn among the Russian River Valley vineyards, known for its spa and a long-celebrated restaurant.
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A sleek hotel on the Healdsburg plaza with a pool, a spa and a restaurant by Charlie Palmer.
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A Mediterranean-style inn in the Valley of the Moon with courtyards, pools and a vinotherapy spa.
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Sonoma
A historic estate a short walk from Sonoma's plaza, with gardens, a pool and a farm-to-table restaurant.
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An eco-minded design hotel off the Healdsburg plaza, with a living roof and free bikes.
Sonoma County is larger and more rural than its neighbor Napa, stretching from the historic town of Sonoma to the redwoods of the Russian River and the Pacific coast. Its wineries tend to be smaller and family-run, and its farms supply some of California's best restaurants.
The town of Sonoma has a leafy plaza surrounded by tasting rooms and restaurants. Healdsburg, further north, is the county's most stylish base, while the Russian River Valley and Glen Ellen feel more countrified.
Harvest, from August to October, is busy and beautiful. Spring brings wildflowers and milder crowds. The coast is often foggy in summer while the valleys are hot.
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We list 5 boutique hotels in Sonoma, including Farmhouse Inn, Hotel Healdsburg and Kenwood Inn & Spa.
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