Among the plants are 450 varieties of cactus and succulents, including some rare eight foot high tree aloes. The perennial gardens are always in transition, one plant or another blooming or sprouting. Located in quiet corners and flanked by benches are several small fountains, where guests can sit and relax, read a book or sip some wine. Speaking of wine, the Inn does not serve any alcohol, but guests often bring wine to the afternoon hors d'oeuvres, which in the warm season are served under the umbrella covered picnic table. Whatever strikes Larry's fancy for the day is what you'll see.
Breakfast is predictably sumptuous.
There is a wonderful bike path through town that leads to the wineries and the vineyards to the East. Helmets, locks and day packs are provided. The Inn also offers passes to the Park Point Club, Sonoma's finest private Health Club. Here you can exercise in classes, with the cardiovascular equipment and free weights, soak in the whirlpool tub, sit in the steamroom or swim in thepool. Massage can be arranged in advance, but payment must be made by the guest.