What People Are Saying About Auberge du Soleil
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The Scene – There's no denying that this inn is pricey. Then again, you are paying to stay at a property that consistently turns up on respected lists of the world's finest hotels. The "Inn of the Sun" has long enjoyed a reputation as the crème de la crème of wine country lodgings, and it caters well to its upscale clientele. – – The Details – Adobe-style buildings contain a total of 50 guest rooms. Whichever you book, you will find yourself in a mesmerizing setting, high on a hill amid an olive grove with a valley of vineyards below. No suite here is without…
07/10/07
Top Restaurant in the valley (literally)
by winecountry88
Auberge Du Soleil (a relais & chateaux) is fabulous... definitely the best view in the valley- opt for outside seating (of which there are 2 times to choose). The new chef elevates the level of cuisine and sets a new standard for perfection.... far better than the old days of Auberge. It can be quite pricey but you really do get what you pay for. If spending $200-300 easily for 2 people isnt your style, try Auberge's bistro which is a much lighter alternative with the same great view.
- Pros: VIEW, service, ambiance, music, food
- Cons: pricey, hard to get reservations for the coveted outside seating
09/12/05
New chef, Better food
by bomeekim
The Auberge's new chef makes a world of difference. The food is amazing and the views are even better. We got the tasting menu, which narrowed down the choices and made the evening worry free. The scallop with english pea puree and vanilla oil was to die for... almost as unforgettable as the foie gras with warm brioche.
- Pros: food, ambiance
11/22/04
Worth every Penny
by hike4fit
Although the bill for lunch was over the top, the view, ambience, food and service made it a good value. It definitely rates with the world class restaurants that we've been to. No disappointments here.
- Pros: service, view, food
The Details on Auberge du Soleil
The Extras:
Don't leave without checking out the property's Auberge du Soleil restaurant, home to a lovely outdoor patio with the best view of any restaurant in Napa.
Save Money:
All snacks and beverages in the guestroom minibars are complimentary and free Wi-Fi Internet access is available throughout the property.
The Extras:
The site offers tennis courts with instruction, a swimming pool, sun deck, whirl pool, steam rooms, fitness center, and an outdoor modern sculpture gallery.
Know Before You Go:
For the ultimate romantic escape, book the 1,800-square-foot cottage with its own hot tub, two fireplaces and a walk-in closet.
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