The main reason we stayed here was that it allowed pets. With that said, I had to pay $25/night for my small dog and that was non-refundable. The walls are paper thin and the floors must not be insulated because we could hear the TV in the room next to us and the footsteps on the floor above us. The... More

For the cost (high double digits), this is a bargain compared to most of the other Napa hotels considering the location. The room and some of the decor, including the TV, is probably from the late 90's. The hotel has a pool and is with in walking distance to a lot of restaurants. Basically if you're looking to save money... More

The front desk was adamant we could not check in until 3:00 insisting the maids would not be finished with ALL the rooms until that exact moment! It made no sense! The hotel was not even fully occupied! Why do they want everyone to line up at 3 pm to check in when obviously SOME rooms are ready by 1... More

The only good thing about this hotel is that it is within walking distance of almost everything you would want to do in Napa. Room was nice but the bed was not very comfortable, sagging in the middle. What bothered me the most though was the fact that we could not check in early. We had traveled all night from... More

It's a great location for this hotel - and the price is much less than most of the other hotels in the heart of downtown Napa - but the hotel is old, parking is horrible, our shower was missing the knob to turn the shower on - only a metal piece sticking out of the wall. For whatever reason there... More

This superficially dressed-up motel also goes by the name 3 Palms and calls itself a "boutique resort" in its promo materials, which is extremely misleading. It is a two-and-a-half star lodging according to the discount travel sites where the rates are in the $60-90 range, but this is generous. It is better and more cheerful than the very basic motels... More

My boyfriend and I stayed here for a long weekend, and chose it because of its location to downtown. You can walk to all the downtown restaurants, the wine train, and my absolute fave, Oxbow Market. The room itself was small, but for the price, what more would you expect? The tv was not a flat screen but worked fine.... More

I haven't been up to the Napa Valley since moving out of the Bay Area, however when I came back for a short little trip with my wife I remember this hotel in Downtown Napa. Last time we were here was back in 2011 and it was a pleasant stay, but they made some changes to the property and the... More

I do not drive and I was in Napa during Christmas. I went to the Operatra House for a concert, I went to join the Wine Train tour, I went to the Oxbow Public Market for oysters and bubblies, I had Mexican food, seafood, Italian food, the local pub, I went to the Church....all on foot! Napa was closed during... More