Poor accommodation and unresponsive staff. Could not control room temperature due to poor AC system that cycled between freezing cold and sweating hot. Besides the vent rattled whenever it decided to turn on. Could not adjust temp to below 72 degrees. Manager advised it was due to the energy efficiency of the system and that the complaint was unique to me. I asked for a box fan for the window to get some cool air but was told that was not possible. Otherwise, the light above the bed didn't work (no reading in bed at night was possible) and I had to replace two other light bulbs (because i got fed up with asking staff to do it). Overall a very poor experience due to both poor accommodations and lack of responsiveness on part of the staff.

everyone was friendly and helpful.courtyard no. 6 with its
private patio...very intime. Great bathroom provencal style.
Calm during the night and perfect for a night cap on our private terrasse.
Romantic...colourfull...spacious...and great brunch every
morning with menu and recipies 9(we bought the book)
Thanks to everyone and gracias a Maria the housekeeper.

We were charmed by the lovely English lady who checked us in and showed us to our room. Everything was clean, tastefully decorated, and spacious. It was a very nice touch to have our own private jacuzzi tub, outdoors in our own fenced patio. Hors d' oeuvres were plentiful in the evening and there was a winemaker who was pouring tastings during that time. And of course breakfast was of the very tasteful type that the 4 Sisters Inns are famous for creating.

Good location, nice room, comfy bed, spacious bathroom, porcelain tub, private outdoor sitting area, friendly staff, good-enough breakfast, quiet -- all good things. But somehow Lavender didn't quite completely come together for us. We spent a fair amount of time instead at Lavender's sister property, Maison Fleurie, a couple of blocks away. That had a pool, a nice outdoor community deck (with the kind of furniture you could spread out on), generally more grounds and space to ramble around on, and bikes that were actually available to ride. (At Lavender, other guests seemed to be hogging the bikes.) No complaints, really, about Lavender; we'd simply choose Maison Fleurie instead on a return visit to Yountville.