4066 Howard Lane
Napa, CA 94558 Nightly Rates(249.00 - 299.00)3 Star
Property Description
Spanning 2.5 acres of heritage oaks, redwoods and vineyards, La Residence is a smashing property that has grown over 26 years from a bed and breakfast into Napa Valley?s most luxurious, yet relaxed Inn. Located halfway between downtown Napa and Yountville, the Inn is the perfect location for exploring Napa Valley. The Inn?s 25 rooms are divided between four separate buildings, including the Mansion, an excellent example of 18th century Revival architecture built in 1870 and the more recently completed cellar house overlooking a demonstration vineyard. The buildings stand tall at each end of the property, framing the lovely gardens, pool, spacious spa, ponds and manicured vineyards. Individually decorated rooms are complemented by exquisite dressers or armoires, designer fabrics, down duvets, fine linens, unique artwork, and stunning bathrooms. Many rooms feature fireplaces. Breakfast is included in room rate and is served each morning in the dining room and the innkeepers host a reception each evening featuring local wines and hors d?oeuvres. Service is discreet but always available to help fulfill your needs. Unmatched in Napa Valley, La Residence will help you discover the true meaning of wine country living.
Amenities
Business Center
Concierge
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Free Parking
Free Parking
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Pool
Parking
Room Information
Deluxe Queen
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Deluxe accommodation featuring European or American pine antiques, imported fabrics, down duvet, fine linens, original artwork, and cable television.
Deluxe King
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Premium oversized rooms, approximately 500 square feet. All rooms are individually decorated, featuring European pine antiques, designer fabrics, down duvet, fine linens, original artwork, tiled and marbled bathroom, large tub, fireplace, stereo, LCD television and French Doors that open to a patio with seating area. Galley equipped with microwave, small refrigerator, wet bar, china and crystal.
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Rates are subjects to change.
Miscellaneous Information
American Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 1400
Check out time is 1100
Opened in June,30,1979
25 rooms.
0 suites.
3 floors.
Directions
Take 101n To San Francisco Which Becomes Interstate 80e. Cross Bay Bridge Continue Towards Vallejo. After Toll Plaza Carquinez Bridge Exit Highway 37 Napa. Continue On Highway 37 West Approximately 1.5 Miles To Highway 29 North. Take Highway 29 North To Napa. Continue On 29 Through The Downtown Exits 3 Traffic Lights. The Third Light Is Salvador Avenue Continuea Third Of A Mile North And Make A Right Turn Onto Howard Lane Following The Lane To La Residence.
Oakland-OAK, San Francisco
Guarantee Policy
ALL RESERVATIONS REQUIRE CREDIT CARD GUARANTEE
Cancellation Policy
ALL RESERVATIONS MUST BE CANCELLED 7 DAYS PRIOR TO ARRIVAL TO AVOID PENALTY
Restaurant Information
Bistro Don Giovanni
Cuisine Type - Italian Location Open 1130a-10p Napa Valleys Most Popular Restaurant Serving Lunch And Dinner. Under The Direction Of Giovanni And Executive Chef Donna Scala Bistro Don Giovanni Has Always Been A Favorite Of Critics Locals And Visitors. From The Traditional Wood Burning Fireplace To The Romantic Outdoor Terraces The Restaurant Has A Warm And Rustic Feel.
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