Christopher's Inn has been honored as a Golden Grape Award Finalist, one of three to receive this prestigious "Best Wine Country Bed and Breakfast award 2006 by NBC Channel 11 for Napa and Sonoma Counties.

Christopher's Inn has been named one of three "exceptional places to stay" from San Diego to Northern California in Karen Brown's Bed & Breakfast Inns and Hotels Guide 2006.

The inn has been featured in a beautiful photo guide book by Chronicle books as one of 50 most romantic Northern California getaways in "Weekends for two in the Wine Country".

“Lovely Winter Holiday”

LOVE THIS PLACE. We had a wonderful vacation at Christopher's Inn. This is our 5th time staying at this lovely Inn. The bed's were so comfortable that my daughter's did not want to get out of bed! The basket of breakfast brought to our door each morning was delicious and certainly plenty. Those ham and cheese pasteries were devine. My daughters would take turns going to the lobby each morning to bring me back a steaming hot latte that they freshly brewed from a machine that was there. The staff has always been very friendly and helpful and they have always offered us coupons for restaurants in the area.
WE LOVE THIS PLACE and will be back again in the summer.

DebMStewart
Calgary, Alberta
Feb 27, 2008

“Great place to stay in Calistoga”

I have had the opportunity to visit the Napa Valley many times over the last six months and have stayed several times at Christopher’s Inn in Calistoga. The location is very convenient—walking distance to all the restaurants and shops in town, and 5-10 minutes’ drive to numerous wineries. There’s a great spa across the street, and they provide massages at Christopher’s Inn. I have stayed in a couple of the older smaller rooms and in three of the luxury rooms. I found all to be quite comfortable, with luxurious feather beds in all the rooms (I noticed an earlier review on this site mentioned a bed that looked lumpy—that’s what happens sometimes with feathers!). A couple of the older rooms look a bit dated, and are pretty small if you have a lot of luggage, but they were clean and otherwise comfortable. Obviously I prefer the luxury rooms, and if you are going to the Valley for a special event, you won’t be disappointed if you choose one—the huge Jacuzzi tubs and the fireplaces are worth it, even if you don’t like the amazing antique furnishings. The rooms included discounts at local restaurants and wineries, which helped offset the high rates on the luxury rooms. The complimentary breakfast basket they offer was more than adequate for me and my husband, but we’re not the huge-platter-of-ham-and-eggs types in the morning. It included coffee, juice, warm scones, fruit, yogurt, granola, sometimes a cobbler. We will definitely be back in the spring when their grounds are in full flower.

Annabelle088
San Francisco
Jan 16, 2008