Hotel Blog - Napa Valley Hotel & Suites

There is something quite magical about spending the winter holidays in Napa Valley. Whether it is the twinkling Christmas lights or the charming window displays, the valley shimmers with its festive ambience and holiday happenings. As for New Year’s Eve, you have plenty of options to explore. From galas and masquerade balls, to holiday parties and special events, there is much to do in wine country. Here’s a glimpse of the top 5 most exciting places to celebrate New Year’s Eve...

The peak season for Napa Valley’s wine country is between August and October. But if you go in the winter, you’ll enjoy a number of benefits that are hard to find in the busier summer and fall months. For instance, a January trip to wine country offers smaller crowds, better hotel rates and newly released cabernet sauvignons.  If you’re looking to break up the winter season or fight the winter blues, a trip to Napa Valley may be the pick-me-up you need. Below are a few ex...

Known for its mud baths, hot springs and wines, Calistoga is home to some of the finest spas and wineries in Napa Valley. If you haven’t visited this town before, winter may be a good time to experience all its facets, comfortably and in style. Whether you are interested in the charming, hillside castle, or quaint, downtown tasting rooms, Calistoga will not disappoint. The town plays host to an annual “Winter in the Wineries” event that ushers in the Cabernet season, and attra...

As the year comes to an end, everything seems to move in fast-forward mode. Even before you put your Thanksgiving table décor away, it will be time to start prepping for the holiday season ahead. To top it all, the thought of gift shopping probably brings on images of crowded malls, parking woes, and traffic laden roads. This holiday season, why not take a break from the hectic routine and explore gift shopping in Napa Valley? In addition to spending time in the beautiful and charming val...

Are you planning a visit to Napa Valley during Cabernet Season? You’re in luck, because this is one of the best times to visit the beautiful wine country. The locals know it, and so do regular travelers who often come in the winter to take advantage of reduced rates and smaller crowds. Here are five things to look forward to during Cabernet Season.  1. Easier Appointments and Reservations  Fewer people means less pressure on the wineries and restaurants. Although you should&nbs...