Napa Valley’s Hidden Gem: The Carneros Inn Luxury Resort

The Carneros Inn, a PlumpJack Resort, is a place for romantic couples. This attractive resort is located at the most beautiful atmosphere and stunning surroundings. It is in the middle of 27 acres of endless rows of grape vines, bucolic Napa farmland and local countryside. The luxury resort is inspired by local countryside yet has stylish and modern interior to fulfill the needs of guests. (The property now operates as Carneros Resort and Spa.)

The unique Carneros Inn offers 86 attractive individual cottages and 10 suites. Finest facilities and services are available for an extremely comfortable stay. In most cottages there are outdoor private gardens and patios with gas-fired heaters. Choose the indoor bathroom under the garden-side window or an option is available for a romantic shower outdoors. Napa Valley cottages are 450 square feet indoor living space as well as private patios and landscaped courtyards. Two cottages are combined and joined by extended deck and garden.

There are great facilities at the luxury resort including three full service restaurants, a signature Hilltop pool for adults only where they can enjoy the Carneros countryside, views of vineyards, horses and cows. Another pool is designed for families and children. All pools have full food and beverage services available. The Spa at the Carneros Inn is one of the top 55 Spas in North America. It features 9 indoor and 5 outdoor treatment rooms. All these facilities are available to the guests. Other amenities include a local post office, market, clothing boutique, fitness classes and many more.

‘The Orchard‘ at The Carneros Inn is a private residence club that provides benefits of owning a vacation home without the expense of sole ownership. Each owner buys an undivided deeded interest in all of the cottages, land and common areas. Vacation homes can be used as often as the owners want.

Owners have access to five star services, and amenities of The Carneros Inn which include preferred dining reservations at the hotels, savings on Spa treatments, savings on purchases at the market, and PlumpJack sports. Another benefit of owning a vacation home at The Orchard is that the owners have opportunity to visit Timbers Resorts destinations worldwide through the Timbers Reciprocity Program.

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