Jim Smith All through history, wine has been the symbol of hospitality. Fashioned after the inns of New England, The Wine Country Inn was designed and is operated as an integral part of one of the truly great wine producing areas of the world. Situated high atop a scenic knoll, the inn affords panoramic views of the Napa Valley, fresh air, and a rarified atmosphere in which to sit back and relax. Combining the old and the new, all guest rooms are individually decorated with country antique furnishings and lovely, fresh colors reflecting the seasonal moods of the Napa Valley. Each room has it's own private bath and most of the inn's 24 rooms are oriented to rural views, many overlooking nearby vineyards.
Some rooms have patios, gracefully surrounded by lawns and privacy landscaping.
Other rooms have intimate balconies and most offer working fireplaces. To extend the feeling of country tranquility, you won't find a television in your room. The Inn has added a beautiful swimming pool and hot whirlpool that have quickly become a social gathering spot for informal picnics and evening cocktails. Visitors to the wine country enjoy many activities other than wine tasting. The manicured, agricultural beauty of the Napa Valley contrasts with the rugged, tree-covered hills surrounding it.