I have traveled extensively in th U.S., in both inns and hotels, this is my first negative review. My adult niece and I stayed in the Merlot Junior Suite last week for one night. They neglected to inform us of a wedding that night on their property. Weddings are great if you are a guest, not if you wish to... more

We decided to try out the Geyserville Inn's "Romance Package" for our anniversary -- in addition to a two-night stay in a deluxe room it included a bottle of champagne, a nice little box of snacks, and two breakfasts or lunches (per person, so four total) at the restaurant next door. The deal was advertised for Friday and Saturday nights,... more

I was hesitant, given how much I don't like noisy rooms with thin walls. But it's worth pointing out that your stay here may depend on how busy it is. We are here on a Sunday night the week before Labor Day and we do not want to leave. Room 219, in back, is spacious, quiet, with a nice back... more

We've stayed here twice since discovering it on our first trip to wine country. Nothing is really in "the middle of nowhere" in the region since most towns and wineries from any given place --even in the different valleys-- are generally within 30-45 min. or less. From this hotel, Healdsburg is just up the road, not to mention dozens of... more

We were very pleased with our stay at this hotel. We were just passing through from Sonoma to the North Coast. This hotel is located in a small town and is quiet and tranquil. The staff were very polite and professional. The room was clean and the bed was extremely comfortable. It suited our needs very well. Though the town... more

The price is definitely right at the Geyserville Inn - it was one of the best values we were able to find in Sonoma County. And, for the money, the place is pretty good. The grounds are attractive, the location convenient (right off of the highway), and there's a nice restaurant right next door. We had a junior suite, which... more

We had a wonderful experience at this inn. One's experience may depend, however, on the type of room you are in. We had a large, very attractively decorated room with two queen beds, a flat screen tv and a porch. The room's amenities were quite luxurious. Large bathroom, etc. It is in a very pretty location close to many wineries... more

In my opinion the place smelled moldy, was dark and was not to overly impressive. The food next door was great though, best part was listening to the staff badmouth their manager. Apparently when it gets busy, he disappears.. It almost made the hotel worth it, except it was overpriced for what it was. Try Windsor or Cloverdale if looking... more

In a region where mediocre hotels can get around $200 per night the Geyserville Inn meets a need. It is conveniently located, did not have a 2-night minimum (as did the Best Western closer to Healdsburg), and the rooms are roomy and clean. But that's all you can say about it. And that's enough for most weekends. We were thrilled,... more