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Very nice country hotel to enjoy the tranquil comfort of Napa

This hotel has seen better days. I have not stayed there in quite a few years and wont be back. The platinum amex concierge made the resi for us and apparently booked a basic king. No problem it was a quick stay. We were only asked upon check in if we wanted a bigger room. Didn’t realize smaller room meant trashed room looking over the back alley. I could understand if the hotel was booked since we booked last minute but no, it was a Sunday night and dead. Why they would put any guests in that room unless at 100% capacity is beyond me. All i can think is for some reason the front desk agent didn’t like us. The room not only looked over the back alley but had major water damage. The wood floors are completely destroyed. Everything was worn out and best up. The chrome was chipping off the bathroom fixtures, gross grout in the shower. The walls in the hallways were all beat up too. I could go on. Bottom line, don’t stay here until they invest some money and make sure they dont stick you in a room overlooking the back alley.

It feels better in summer and winter, I can't stand the wall-mounted LG air conditioner in the room. The course is dedicated to the PGA Tour and the 2019 PGA Safeway Championship will be held here. The player must go. For me, the debut of the life golf debut is here. In fact, what attracts me more is the tennis court in the park, full of French elegance and free tones. Golf feels so ”pretend”.

The room is small and crowded, barely enough for just living. The bedding and bathroom in the room are quite high-end. However, the service at the front desk was poor and not very friendly to Chinese people. When I checked in during a holiday in the United States, the waiter gave me a super bad room. The windows were full of equipment on the opposite floor, and it was impossible to open the curtains. When I asked to change rooms, the waiter's attitude was very bad.

All the pictures showed a fireplace in the room, our didn’t have that, also didn’t care for the never cleaning room, understand with Covid, but we’re there 5 days and never got room cleaned. Had to ask for towels twice and go get them from front desk. There was no pool nor hot tub but claim hot is in room, very hard to fit two people in there.

I have stayed dozens of times at the property for work purposes. At this point they have lost the plot with room rates running from $450-1,000 a night any day and all year. The hotel is barely 3 star and simply does not deliver a guest experience to command those prices. They provide almost no service. For example after a cross country flight they did not know how to allocate me a room at check in. Really? I am a Titanium Bonvoy member and repeat guest at this hotel. They tell me to come back in a while... No offer of a drink or any recognition of my inconvenience. Some 20 minutes later I inquire again as 2 people work on my room. Finally, they find a room but no upgrade was offered though I was staying 1 week. This is in stark contrast to previous visits and the hotel is not busy at all. Pathetic! Here are some shortcomings to consider. 1. The service at breakfast is beyond slow. It is very hard to be seated. They have no urgency to seat you. Everyday you eat there the experience will be different degrees of miserable as they are short staffed and slow paced. 2. The rooms are average and dirty. Now most are suites but the furnishings are more Fairfield Inn or Embassy suites range. During my 1 week stay a paperclip and rubber band in the middle of the floor were never vacuumed up. Trash removal was ad hoc and my sheets were never changed for the whole week. Truly 1 star. 3. Some rooms are loud the windows are not soundproof. 4. The rain shower has little water pressure. 5. The curtain roads are set far off the walls letting light in. Thus, room are bright in the morning. 6. The valet service erratic so use self parking. 7. The laundry service is erratic. You don't always get your items back the same day. 8. The laundry on the second floor is often in disrepair and, as such, you cannot use it either. 9. The gym is very small. 10. The Bank bar is wildly expensive and the staff are unhappy. They make no effort to acknowledge guests once seated for a $20 cocktail or glass of wine. Having the staff acknowledge you is simply asking too much. I always had to prompt them to come to me despite the bar having 2 bartenders on no more than 3 guests most times I sat at it. This is shameful. 11. The internet is spotty and slow. This hotel does have a solid location but their shameless gouging price policy suggests they mistook themselves for the Four Seasons or Mandarin Oriental which they are not. This property is a complete rip off and a very poor guest experience.

We arrived at 3pm-ish. The girl who checked us in was super nice. our room was not ready, but she said she pre-checked us and our room would be ready by 4 check in time and they would text us once ready. She verified our phone # and all our information. I also verified that the room extras we paid $$$$ for would be set up and in our room upon checkin, She said yes, that is actually why our room was taking longer to be prepared, they had to clean it and then set everything up for us. This did not happen. It was 415 ( after the 4 check in time advertised and no text or call) we went to check in and the Manager on duty did the entire process all over again, when we asked about it he got snippy and proceeded to argue with us as to why. It was like he wanted the last word - he was young, so I imagine he had not been trained on customer service 101, don't argue with customers. When we got to the room, nothing was set up. So I went back down stairs and asked the same manager on duty and he said I do see that, but we don't set up stuff in dirty rooms. I re-explained what the other lady had told us,how it was a surprise for our kids which why we paid extra for it, and why we waited even after 4 to get checked it. He just said again, we dont set stuff up in dirty rooms. Which makes no sense. I could tell he was going to argue with me again, so I just looked at him, he called house keeping and asked them to deliver it. He was very snippy and rude. The sheets has spots on them, and there was hair in our tub, the mirror attached to the wall had a burn or something on both sides and was wrecked. It is located in an industrial business area, which is very deceiving from the online pictures. For the money per night I would not stay again. The only good part was the Crush bowling alley. The server was super nice and that was fun, normal bar food- nothing fantastic for the price. We tried to go to Blend coffee bar in the morning, outside they had advertised ” dragon fruit drink and green juice” my kids were so exited. I stood in line for like 15 mins, went to order dragon fruit juice, they were out, went to order green juice , they were out, asked if they had a breakfast burrito, they were out. Keep in mind this was like at 830 am in the morning, it was not late. Why did they have that sign up outside advertising everything they were out of!!!??? We ended up going to Starbucks. Also the brewery was closed. This was disappointing, should have been stated on their website.

This is a Hilton resort hotel, the equipment is perfect, the receptionist is very interesting, and also helped us draw a map of the hotel. Parking is available in the backyard with free parking. The hotel serves evening drinks and breakfast the next day. After the Napa Valley viewing, you can have a light meal at the hotel. Breakfast is buffet style, and there is also an American omelet. It is worth mentioning that the hotel's homemade chili sauce is really delicious. I read the comment saying that there is a swan inside the hotel, and I woke up in the morning and really saw it. There are two areas in the hotel. In the atrium, everyone can sit and eat and drink and chat. The outside landscape has fountains, swan, all kinds of small scenes, which are lively and interesting. Very holiday feeling, you can sleep lazily to wake up naturally~