Harvest Inn

We just returned from a week in northern California, having spent three nights at Harvest Inn. The hotel is more extensive than I expected, though quite charming despite its size. The grounds displayed a lot of greenery, which was quite lovely. Walking through the grounds and seeing the vineyard view was incredible! The service was outstanding, and when I requested a change in pillows due to down feather allergies, the housekeeping staff arrived within minutes and quickly changed the pillows AND the comforter, which was very much appreciated! The only reason I gave a four-star rating to the room was the lack of charm within the room and its overwhelming size! It was overly spacious or seemed that way because there was no furniture to hold clothes or place luggage or personal items on. There was only one chair in the room, as well. And, yet, there was plenty of space to provide for a second chair and another piece of furniture. A small cabinet with a few drawers housed the refrigerator and a coffee maker on a pull-out shelf above the drawers. I would not use those drawers for clothes as it would be easy to spill something on them. The bed was very comfortable, and the bathroom was sizable, so my husband and I were not in each other's way. I would also be more specific on the location of my room now that I have been there, but I would return as this was a lovely hotel and a comfortable stay in a very convenient location!

Great location. Within minutes from downtown St Helena, wineries, and restaurants. Complimentary bottle of wine was nice. Fireplace with real wood. View of the vineyard from the back patio was gorgeous. Would definitely recommend. Will be coming back for sure

The Harvest Inn exceeded all of our expectations. The location is absolutely stunning, nestled right in the heart of Napa Valley's wine country with beautiful vineyard views. The rooms were spacious, comfortable, and had a charming, rustic elegance that really captures the essence of the region. The grounds are immaculately maintained, making it a pleasure to stroll through the property. I'm not sure what the other negative reviewers are talking about. We had room 124, and it was clean, and we had no noise issues whatsoever on the property -- cars were not a problem, nor were the other guests. The staff was warm, welcoming, and went out of their way to ensure we had an unforgettable stay. From the delicious breakfast to the relaxing pool area, every detail was thoughtfully considered. We particularly enjoyed the adjacent vineyard to the back of the property, so cool! The proximity to local wineries and the short drive into downtown St. Helena made it a perfect base for exploring the area. Overall, our experience was exceptional, and we can't wait to return for another peaceful escape in wine country. Highly recommend!

Staff amazing! Rooms amazing! Location next to vineyard!! So amazing! Rooms clean, property beautiful, staff awesome! Loved the in room fireplace! Lobby restaurant was great for breakfast and dinner. Loved the grab and go free coffee and pastries in lobby each morning. Shuttle was great for leaving car behind to enjoy local dinners and wine tasting. Prefect location, close to shops, dining and winery’s.

Absolutely fantastic!!!!! I was slightly concerned over some negative reviews, but they couldn't have been more off the mark. The hotel staff was extremely friendly and accommodating, and the grounds were clean and well-tended. The room was big, clean, and well-appointed. The bathroom was huge, with a walk-in shower and tub. The linens were high-quality, clean, and delightful. ||The grounds and pool area were lovely and well-tended, with clean bathrooms and towels.||The bar and restaurant were just right and a lovely place to begin and end an evening in St. Helena and the surrounding Napa Valley area. The bartenders were friendly and informative about the surrounding area and activities. Sitting out under the Redwoods with a glass of wine and view of the vineyard is the perfect way to close out a day of wine tasting and exploring.||Additionally, the hotel provides a complimentary shuttle service for guests to vineyards and restaurants within a 5-mile radius of the hotel as an alternative to Uber.||This inn is a quaint and delightful place that harkens back to when inns were supposed to feel like a respite from the daily grind. If you are looking for a modern and sleek hotel, look elsewhere, but if you are looking for a lovely slice of Napa in a quiet and serene setting, then look no further.

Lovely grounds and ambiance. Great room. Loved that there was an adults-only pool. Loved that our doggies were welcome. The staff was welcoming and very helpful. The location was central to everything we wanted to do in the wine country. Overall - it was wonderful!

We have lived in the area for 35 years and had never stayed at the Harvest Inn. Shame on us! What a beautiful place to enjoy the Wine Country. You would never believe you are only a short drive from the Bay Area!! We were happy to have stayed there while attending a friend’s daughter’s wedding, (which was picture perfect and an ideal location for a large outdoor wedding.)

Harvest Inn, located in St. Helena, California, is a charming boutique hotel nestled in the heart of Napa Valley’s wine country. Surrounded by vineyards and lush gardens, it offers a mix of rustic charm and modern amenities, making it ideal for a relaxing getaway. The property is beautiful! We attended a wedding here and this hotel exceeded my expectations! The hotel features a variety of rooms and suites, including vineyard-view options, some with fireplaces, patios, or outdoor hot tubs. Guests can enjoy amenities like two outdoor pools, a fitness center, and an on-site restaurant that emphasizes locally sourced ingredients. The Inn’s location makes it easy to explore nearby wineries and downtown St. Helena, known for its restaurants and shops. Additionally, the Harvest Inn is pet-friendly and offers complimentary wine tastings, making it a great choice for those seeking a blend of relaxation and Napa’s famous wine culture. Definitely suggest this one!

We just returned from a week in northern California, having spent three nights at Harvest Inn. The hotel is more extensive than I expected, though quite charming despite its size. The grounds displayed a lot of greenery, which was quite lovely. Walking through the grounds and seeing the vineyard view was incredible! The service was outstanding, and when I requested a change in pillows due to down feather allergies, the housekeeping staff arrived within minutes and quickly changed the pillows AND the comforter, which was very much appreciated! The only reason I gave a four-star rating to the room was the lack of charm within the room and its overwhelming size! It was overly spacious or seemed that way because there was no furniture to hold clothes or place luggage or personal items on. There was only one chair in the room, as well. And, yet, there was plenty of space to provide for a second chair and another piece of furniture. A small cabinet with a few drawers housed the refrigerator and a coffee maker on a pull-out shelf above the drawers. I would not use those drawers for clothes as it would be easy to spill something on them. The bed was very comfortable, and the bathroom was sizable, so my husband and I were not in each other's way. I would also be more specific on the location of my room now that I have been there, but I would return as this was a lovely hotel and a comfortable stay in a very convenient location!

Great location. Within minutes from downtown St Helena, wineries, and restaurants. Complimentary bottle of wine was nice. Fireplace with real wood. View of the vineyard from the back patio was gorgeous. Would definitely recommend. Will be coming back for sure

The Harvest Inn exceeded all of our expectations. The location is absolutely stunning, nestled right in the heart of Napa Valley's wine country with beautiful vineyard views. The rooms were spacious, comfortable, and had a charming, rustic elegance that really captures the essence of the region. The grounds are immaculately maintained, making it a pleasure to stroll through the property. I'm not sure what the other negative reviewers are talking about. We had room 124, and it was clean, and we had no noise issues whatsoever on the property -- cars were not a problem, nor were the other guests. The staff was warm, welcoming, and went out of their way to ensure we had an unforgettable stay. From the delicious breakfast to the relaxing pool area, every detail was thoughtfully considered. We particularly enjoyed the adjacent vineyard to the back of the property, so cool! The proximity to local wineries and the short drive into downtown St. Helena made it a perfect base for exploring the area. Overall, our experience was exceptional, and we can't wait to return for another peaceful escape in wine country. Highly recommend!

Staff amazing! Rooms amazing! Location next to vineyard!! So amazing! Rooms clean, property beautiful, staff awesome! Loved the in room fireplace! Lobby restaurant was great for breakfast and dinner. Loved the grab and go free coffee and pastries in lobby each morning. Shuttle was great for leaving car behind to enjoy local dinners and wine tasting. Prefect location, close to shops, dining and winery’s.

Absolutely fantastic!!!!! I was slightly concerned over some negative reviews, but they couldn't have been more off the mark. The hotel staff was extremely friendly and accommodating, and the grounds were clean and well-tended. The room was big, clean, and well-appointed. The bathroom was huge, with a walk-in shower and tub. The linens were high-quality, clean, and delightful. ||The grounds and pool area were lovely and well-tended, with clean bathrooms and towels.||The bar and restaurant were just right and a lovely place to begin and end an evening in St. Helena and the surrounding Napa Valley area. The bartenders were friendly and informative about the surrounding area and activities. Sitting out under the Redwoods with a glass of wine and view of the vineyard is the perfect way to close out a day of wine tasting and exploring.||Additionally, the hotel provides a complimentary shuttle service for guests to vineyards and restaurants within a 5-mile radius of the hotel as an alternative to Uber.||This inn is a quaint and delightful place that harkens back to when inns were supposed to feel like a respite from the daily grind. If you are looking for a modern and sleek hotel, look elsewhere, but if you are looking for a lovely slice of Napa in a quiet and serene setting, then look no further.

Lovely grounds and ambiance. Great room. Loved that there was an adults-only pool. Loved that our doggies were welcome. The staff was welcoming and very helpful. The location was central to everything we wanted to do in the wine country. Overall - it was wonderful!

We have lived in the area for 35 years and had never stayed at the Harvest Inn. Shame on us! What a beautiful place to enjoy the Wine Country. You would never believe you are only a short drive from the Bay Area!! We were happy to have stayed there while attending a friend’s daughter’s wedding, (which was picture perfect and an ideal location for a large outdoor wedding.)

Harvest Inn, located in St. Helena, California, is a charming boutique hotel nestled in the heart of Napa Valley’s wine country. Surrounded by vineyards and lush gardens, it offers a mix of rustic charm and modern amenities, making it ideal for a relaxing getaway. The property is beautiful! We attended a wedding here and this hotel exceeded my expectations! The hotel features a variety of rooms and suites, including vineyard-view options, some with fireplaces, patios, or outdoor hot tubs. Guests can enjoy amenities like two outdoor pools, a fitness center, and an on-site restaurant that emphasizes locally sourced ingredients. The Inn’s location makes it easy to explore nearby wineries and downtown St. Helena, known for its restaurants and shops. Additionally, the Harvest Inn is pet-friendly and offers complimentary wine tastings, making it a great choice for those seeking a blend of relaxation and Napa’s famous wine culture. Definitely suggest this one!

Staying at the Inn this weekend, we were presented with an option to book a Walking Wine Tour. We started with our hosts, Avi and Vern at the INN and they led us on a beautiful walk to the local st Helena's farmers market. We were led down roads we would NEVER have known to walk, past vineyards and scenery we would never have otherwise noticed. The misty clouds hugging the mountains, the vineyards waking up for the day, spectacular already! Left to roam the market as we pleased, collecting picnic items for later, we met up again with our hosts and headed to a private winery, the Chase winery. Wow! The winery GURU, Alise, kept us well "watered", educated, informed and entertained on all things winery, before leading us on a walk through the growing vines. So so much fun! Way different than a typical wine tasting experience, we then walk to yet another small local winery, Taplin, where the host Peter walked us through another super fun, private, tasting experience ! Wow! We will never forget the whole morning and highly recommend that anyone add this to your Napa itinerary. Next.Level.FUN.Informative.Fact.

Absolutely not worth the money. parking is so limited. We had a lady run out to tell us she was parking in the only spot on pur aide of the property...we had to park a long way away from our room....the hotel rooms needs lots of attention. The drains don't drain. After five minutes in the shower, it was overflowing. The air condition is set at... it says 68° but it's really probably more like 74°.... The alarm went off in the middle of the night because their batteries were dead while we were there....twice...no place to unpack ypur wardrobe...no dresser... It isn't worth the money.

My girlfriend and I recently stayed at Harvest Inn for four nights. There was an issue with our room that we originally booked so they ended up moving us to another room. An upgrade. They didn't have to upgrade us but they did. Maybe they didn't have any rooms similar to ours available but we needed to move rooms and they took care of us very well. We ended up in a room with a view of the vines with a hot tub on the outer deck and a wood burning fireplace inside the room. The room was beautiful. Honestly, we didn't use the hot tub much but we did use the fireplace on a regular basis. The only negatives to the fireplace is that they give you one bag of wood per day and that really only lasts about an hour or so. It really doesn't put out much heat into the room but it looks very nice.  We didn't venture into the bar or restaurant so I cannot comment on those. We did enjoy the little fires that they had going outside the lobby area. Very nice option. The things I loved the most about staying at this property were all the Redwoods and birds everywhere. I also loved that the fact that this location has very little light pollution at night so it's perfect for stargazing. I spent most of my nights looking up at the sky and enjoying a view that I will never have at home. Next time I come back to the Napa Valley area this hotel will be at the top of my list.

Picturesque hotel. The staff was amazing. The attached restaurant - Harvest Table - was great - great food and great service. Unfortunately, that is where it stopped. We checked into our room and after unpacking we used the restroom. The underside of the toilet seat was disgusting with remnants from prior guests. The mattress was very soft (no support) and the pillows were equally "well used". We went looking for ice and followed the signs. After walking for a while, a gardener directed me to the bar. He said the ice machine hasn't worked for over a year, so the only pace you can get ice is the bar or the restaurant. On checkout, I mentioned the disgusting bathroom issue, and merely received a "we will have to tell housekeeping to be more careful in the future". There are much better options in the St. Helena area.

My husband and I were married at Harvest Inn in October 2023. Our choice to get married here was based on our many visits and stays at Harvest Inn. It is our hotel of choice while in St. Helena. It is a great spot that is both luxurious and cozy. The location is perfect and close to top-tier wineries. The atmosphere is magical and fairy-tale like. The food is wonderful at the Harvest table! Specifically regarding the event staff and food at our wedding: We are beyond pleased with how the wedding turned out. The food was spectacular and all of our guests raved about it. The staff was courteous, attentive, and kind to us and our guests. All in all we highly recommend Harvest Inn for your stay in Saint Helena, CA and for any special events, as this place is truly magical!

Great spot. We will definitely be back. The hotel offers all that you need and nothing that you don't. Great views of the vineyard surrounding the property. Service is fantastic. From the front desk and housekeeping, to the really friendly bartenders. We really enjoyed our stay. The location is very convenient to the various wineries surrounding the location in St Helena. It's close to breakfast places in St Helena to Gott's and Gary's for a casual bite. .

My husband and I stayed here for our wedding weekend with our two small dogs and we had a great time! We loved how dog friendly the room was, it came with dog beds and dog bowls for each dog, and had easy access to the back for potty time. The rooms were very clean and comfortable. We only wished that these beautiful rooms came with slightly larger refrigerators! We love our leftovers and drinks! Other than that, the customer service was amazing - specifically want to shoutout Allyson who was super attentive and sweet. We loved our stay and hope we can come back some day soon!

We will definitely be back. The bed, pillows, sheets... cozy and luxurious. The bathroom was large with lots of counter space. Delicious bottle of wine in the room welcoming us. They were extremely accommodating and informative with selecting vineyards and tastings. They even shuffled around our plans last minute when we wanted to start later in the day and go to different vineyards. Fair price, luxurious experience

Review edited after our second-day stay. A unique occasion getaway. Check-in time is 4 pm. We arrived at 2 pm, hoping to have a little time to tour the grounds and perhaps a tasting before checking in. We were awkwardly greeted by a young lady who could not provide an estimated time until our room was ready when we understandably inquired. She told us to leave our number and that she would ring us as soon as she found out. She did not suggest any activities or amenities we may enter until check-in time. When asked about the local tasting wineries, she handed us a map and here, "here you go," with no suggestion or offer to assist us in making our tasting reservations which we learned then and there were required; We left with the impression she was a bit annoyed that we checked in one and a half hours early or she was not in her best suit. She came off cold and curt. 4:15 pm came and went, and we did not hear from our first gal at the reception desk. We returned to the inn to check in and discovered our reception gal had gone for the day. Josh welcomed us at the door and James in the lobby. Josh and James were welcoming, pleasant, professional, and helpful with our check-in. James overheard we had been unsuccessful in hearing back from a particular winery for a tasting reservation, and he quickly offered to assist us in securing a reservation and updated us once he procured a reservation held under our name. The grounds have beautiful redwoods, a few fruit trees, and flowers. Surprisingly, our $2,000-a-night room with an outdoor hot tub and a fireplace was a simple room with minimal amenities. FYI, the fireplace provides two fire logs during our stay; additional will be $5 per log. Our suite has a close-up view of the vineyard right outside, which was what we had aimed for; however, it is also a walkway for many guests and dogs to stroll, and unless your curtains are closed, there is very little privacy. We received a welcome bottle of sparkling wine and a bottle of red wine, which was delightful. The room does come with spa robes and slippers. We feel the outdoor hot tub and deck could use an upgrade to more lush comforts same as most features in our suite. The ceiling fan and AC/heating unit are loud, especially as it comes on or off, keeping us awake most of the night. The onsite hotel restaurant and bar were another amenity we looked for when making our reservation. After our first dining experience at the inn's restaurant, we canceled our following dining reservations and planned to venture to another restaurant or order in-room meals. Service and food are not consistent and lack presentation. The poured cocktails could be more skillful and artful. The ground has two pools with hot tubs and a fitness room which we felt off as pictured online. We have been to several high-end inns in the surrounding five regions. Aside from the warm hospitality and professionalism from Josh, James, one or two guest service gals, and gardeners, we have experienced nothing that stands out or justifies our high room rates at the inn. Many travels have spoiled us. We felt it is overpriced and overhyped for a mixed group of staff in hospitality and professionalism and lacks plush amenities. Vineyard views and onsite restaurant are not far and few in the wine country; since it is a high-priced suite, we had hoped to be impressed. It is an old inn that can use a facelift, plush amenities, and a polished consistent staff crew to rationalize the costs unless attractive rates are offered. Room & Amenities: 3-star Restaurant and bar: 3.5-star Front Reception & In-Room Service: 2-5 stars Overall: 3.5-star

We stayed at the Harvest Inn for 2 nights during our visit to Napa. The little cottages were very cute! They are surrounded by lovely vines, trees and plants that give it a welcoming feeling. There are a few large open grassy areas where you could sit and relax on a bench. We visited due to business and the service, food and stay were so amazing. The servers were very attentive! The environment is very inviting. There's a koi pond, 2 pools and a jacuzzi area. Our cottage had a walk in shower and built in stone fireplace. The beds were very large and comfortable. Our room was clean, which most places lack! When checking in we were given a map and the gal went over the grounds. We were told to feel free to roam the vineyards(we were warmed it gets pitch dark out there at night, she was very right! Haha), given the hours of the bar and restaurant and to make ourselves at home. We ordered room service-breakfast from the restaurant and it was piping hot when delivered and within 15 minutes. We were given a bottle of complementary wine. We would recommend staying here while visiting Napa!

When considering properties that are not corporate chains, one must consider that while corporate properties have a list of products/services that must be met to minimum standards, very rarely does a property excel in any specific feature. Which makes thinking about Harvest Inn a little challenging. There are some areas where the Harvest Inn exceeds any corporate property by a wide margin, but there are a couple of things that others may find needs to be updated. First, the highlights: * The restaurant is fantastic--The menu is not particularly large, but each of the dishes is simply delicious. The Wife loved, I mean *loved* the guacamole toast, and we also had scrumptious steak dinners. The service was excellent, and when we ordered room service it was brought in a timely manner. No chain hotel comes close to the food and drink you'll get here. * Each room is unique--A lot of hotels have the same exact configuration, but based on each of the buildings having different entrance and exit configurations, I'm not sure how the rooms could be the same. That being said, the shower we had had really nice stonework, the bathroom was large, and the interior was spacious. * Beautiful property--It is a gorgeous property and with well-maintained grounds and access to walk around a vineyard behind it. There is reasonably ample parking and twisting trails. Some areas for improvement * The door keys had the tendency to reset--Our room keys stopped working more than once. One of the receptionists indicated that they are changing their door locks next year, so I think what happened is the system reached its shelf life. * Some of the room amenities are dated--There are phone modem plug-ins, for example, and the workout room really needs an equipment refresh (and a fan). So it's not a cookie cutter corporate property, but for a weekend getaway you can't beat the location and the room was quite nice overall, especially for the reasonable room rate. The restaurant is a reason to bring you back though, hence the five stars.

This used to be a charming hotel in the heart of Saint Helena, one of my favorite spots, but has sadly gone down hill. It's old, dilapidated, and sadly run down now. Our room was dirty, and the staff were rude. Food was barely edible. Will not go back.

Great location and beautiful property. We were upgraded to a king bed with a fireplace. The Harvest table is a great restaurant

We came here for an overnight trip during Valentine's Day. We love that this place is dog friendly, so we were able to bring our miniature golden retriever with us. The ambiance around the property is cute, calming, and peaceful. The location is great, right off of Main Street but tucked away enough where we have never really noticed it before. The interior of the rooms are cozy and clean. They brought us a dog bowl, dog bed, potty bag holder and tennis ball. Our pup was comfortable and very happy. We had a complimentary half bottle of wine waiting for us in the room upon our arrival. Because it was such a quick trip, we didn't eat at the restaurant here or utilize the pool or fitness center. But we would definitely like to come back here again in the future!

The Harvest Inn is an absolutely gorgeous place, couldn't be happier staying here. The grounds are quaint and beautiful and have various sitting areas, plants, sculptures, pools, fountains, and even a koi fish pond. The room honestly exceeded expectations (Room 305). It is huge with such a peaceful, beautiful view of the vineyards that run along the grounds. We are staying in the Vineyard View Collection King and I love it. Only thing I want to point out is that the room has a fireplace smell. It does not bother me (I kind of like it actually) but just thought it was worth mentioning. The location is fantastic. You are close to several restaurants and wineries. Some you can even walk to (if you're willing to brave the busy road). Last few things to note - I asked for a fridge and microwave and both were in the room which is so nice. The bathroom has a blow dryer and a special towel for removing makeup which is much better than using the white towels and ruining them. There was also a complementary bottle of wine, an opener, wine glasses, and you have access to three complimentary tastings at their partner wineries.

My recent visit to Harvest Inn was an absolute disaster, and it's essential to acknowledge that our waiter was the sole bright spot in an otherwise dreadful experience. To begin, the maitre d' was astonishingly disrespectful. The lack of attention and awareness among the staff was painfully evident as our party of 12 struggled to secure a table in a virtually empty restaurant. Service crawled at a snail's pace; the cocktails were a sad excuse for drinks. What was even more infuriating was witnessing the manager unloading his frustration on the staff, even though it was entirely his fault that our dining experience was going downhill. But perhaps the most concerning part of the evening was the misogynistic behavior directed at my mother. As a male, I was extremely disturbed by the comments directed at my mother by the maitre d'. I would never recommend a woman in my life to have a meal here. To sum it up, our waiter was a true professional, but the maitre d' proved to be shockingly disrespectful, and the overall experience was tainted by slow service, terrible cocktails, and the maitre d's poor leadership and mistreatment of staff and patron's. Harvest Inn has a long way to go to provide a pleasant dining experience In the Napa Valley. Do not dine here.

We enjoyed our stay at the beautiful Harvest Inn. It has a quaint cottage feel surrounded by towering redwoods. Our room had a beautiful stone fireplace and vineyards just outside our door. We honestly were not in our room very much as we spent so much time exploring and wine tasting. We had breakfast two mornings in the restaurant. I had the kale and fruit salad the first morning and a smoothie the second, both were vegan friendly. We were easily able to walk to dinner at some local restaurants. We also took advantage of the driver provided by Harvest Inn to get us to and from restaurants.

Everything about our first time staying at the Harvest Inn was absolutely amazing. My girlfriend and I fell in love with the vineyard view suite with spa hot tub. We definitely look forward to going back and making many more memories together there.

I had a fantastic stay at Harvest Inn. If you are looking for a cute, fairytale like atmosphere, Harvest Inn is the place to go. Upon check in, they offered free drinks, such as cinnamon milk tea or wine outside of the reception building. When you get to your room, they offer another complimentary bottle of wine along with a bottle opener. The rooms were clean and the beds were comfortable. If you walk around the grounds, they have a pretty large grapevine field in the back, two pools, an adorable fountain and stone bridge. What's also cool is that Harvest Inn offer complimentary wine tasting at several nearby wineries. I'd definitely stay again.

Can't say enough about the amazing views, beautiful room, and great customer service! The General Manager Vern did a great job of greeting us when we came in. Him and his staffs customer service, commitment to detail, and professionalism really set the tone for an amazing stay! Thank you!

This is a phenomenal place to stay while in the Napa Valley. We arrived on our 35th anniversary, and a chilled bottle of Champagne as well as a bottle of wine, awaited us. The grounds are gorgeous, populated by redwood trees and vineyards. Staff are friendly and helpful. We will make this our new home away from home, when in the Valley. And, it's dig friendly!

Had a wedding here last weekend. Everything was perfect. Brenna, Shelby and everyone on the team was so accommodating to our ever changing requests and needs. Ambiance was just perfect. Amazing views throughout the whole property. Food and drinks were sublime. We will come back for anniversaries for years to come.

We had our wedding here after multiple COVID delays. We first booked our Wedding for 2020, and eventually had the ceremony in June 2022. The staff especially Brenna was fantastic and very understanding. Not only were they flexible during this COVID period, but they also honored all the agreements, menu items, drink requests, and prices that we signed back in 2019. During the day of, we loved every minute of the beautiful ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner, speeches, and dancing. The food was excellent and the ambiance was terrific. We felt welcome by how friendly the staff was, the wine/champagne/fruits/chocolates they left for us when we first walked into our suite, our bartenders who honored our guests' constant requests for double tequila shots - which definitely ended up being like 2.5x tequila shots, their flexibility in terms of the food and drink menu (and our signature drinks), etc. I simply cannot think of a single thing that went wrong or I would have changed during the ceremony other than the June temperature (it was hot! but only in the afternoon). The ceremony itself in the Rose Vin Garden was covered by tall trees so that our guests were all in the shade by 5ish pm. Unfortunately, the only group that wasn't in the shade were my groomsmen, but when was the last time I asked for their opinion on anything? Lol, jk. Will add pictures once they come in! If you are thinking about having a wedding in Napa, you will not be disappointed with the venue. It is a picturesque Napa venue with a vineyard and quaint cabins surrounded by tall trees. We had 88 guests and that felt like exactly the right number for this venue.

This review is for our wedding at Harvest Inn, which was absolutely wonderful. Specifically, we worked with Brenna - who was awesome and we loved working with! First off, we originally planned for our wedding to be in 2020 but it was delayed multiple times until June 2022. Despite all these changes, Harvest Inn was flexible and accommodating. They were kind enough to honor our original rates, and prioritized our every need to make us feel as comfortable as possible during these crazy times. We truly appreciated this, as we're sure it must have been a difficult time for their business as well - but they really put customer needs first, and it shows. The venue itself is just gorgeous. It really felt like a hidden gem in Napa on the valley floor with its perfect backdrop of the vineyards, mixed in with redwoods, AND green mountains in the distance. We honestly couldn't believe we found such a picture-esque spot. And all our guests couldn't stop commenting on how charming and beautiful the venue was. Food & drink were A+. Portion sizes are generous (even with family style) and the courses came right on schedule. They even took our feedback during the tasting to heart when we asked for more sauce or less sweet on specific items. Everyone left feeling very full and satisfied. We opted for an open bar with customized drinks, which our guests were very happy with. Drinks were delicious and nothing was watered down (even the shots haha). All in all, we really fell in love with Harvest Inn and don't believe we could have picked a better wedding venue. We're already planning to come back for our anniversaries, and look forward to our next visit. Thank you Harvest Inn & Brenna!

I love Harvest Inn. My wife and I have stayed here twice now for a night away. Background:My wife and I stayed here in November 2020 and February 2021. We were in the area to relax and do some wine tasting. We wanted a hotel that had their hot tub and pool open. Enter Harvest Inn. When looking on their website I noticed they offer a particular room that caught my eye. It's the vineyard view Spa room. It's a huge room with a fireplace,a direct amazing vineyard view , and the best part, a patio with your own private hot tub facing the vineyard. Perfect! I booked it right away. Grounds: Beautiful grounds with tons of trees. Rooms are spread out in separate buildings throughout the property. They have two different pools with hot tubs available. Room: This was the best part of our stay. Overall one of the coolest rooms I've ever stayed in. Decor wasn't luxurious by any means, but just the overall experience. As stated we had the vineyard view Spa room which features your very own hot tub on the patio facing the vineyard. Great during the times were living in, but would be great anytime. Views are amazing . The patio has lounge chairs as well. The wife and I spent a few hours in the hot tub after wine tasting. Talk about relaxing. We also used it in the morning while sipping our morning coffee. Can't think of a better way to start the day. Room had a king bed, fireplace, couch, and was spacious. Bathroom was big with a separate tub/shower. We stayed in the same room both trips. Only complaint was the bed squeaked so bad anytime you moved the first time stayed. Pretty annoying. We let the front desk know and it was fixed the next trip. Location: Right off the 29 in Saint Helena. Close proximity to tons of wineries and restaurants. Service:We had very limited interactions with the staff besides checking in and our. There wasn't really any need to. Staff I interacted with were friendly and welcoming. Only complaint was on our second stay we arrived at 3 and were told our room wasn't ready. It was a Monday and the place wasn't busy so not sure why it wasn't ready. Not a big deal though. Overall: Grounds and our room were amazing. The room we had is quite pricey though which makes this is a once in a while splurge, but definitely worth it.

Fantastic lunch. Excellent food which exceeded our expectations. Great service, attentive staff and environment. I will definitely return. It is a good choice for group events. One of my best wine country food experiences. Wide variety of wine choice as well.

The hotel is very charming. We did our research looking for places to stay that met our families social distancing requirements. We came on Monday and had the pool and jacuzzi to ourselves the entire day. The rooms are cottage like which gives extra privacy and distance from other guests which we saw very few of. For breakfast we chose the hotel's delivery option from there on site restaurant.

A nice spot, centrally located off the main road. The staff was super friendly. They had a great bar in lobby with talented bartender! Good happy hour appetizer that included Washington oysters for $1 each!! They offered a shuttle car that can take you into town and drop you at a restaurant or shopping spot. Our room was very dark and was in need of some serious updating. For the price - I would expect more...but the bed was super cozy with comfortable sheets and pillows but our only window had a view of the parking lot. Included was a nice complementary buffet breakfast. After two days of the exact same stuff we decided to eat away form hotel..but for two mornings it was fine. The parking filled up so we could never find a parking spot near our room...oh well, walking is good exercise.

My husband and I stayed at the Harvest Inn for our anniversary and we instantly fell in love with the ambience of the grounds. Every staff member, from the receptionist to the bartender to housekeeping was hospitable, helpful, and detail oriented. They truly made our stay here one to remember!

Amazing venue - the hotel grounds are magnificent, the hotel rooms are very nicely done with incredible brick work and fireplaces and backing up the mountains and a vineyard complete the setting. The restaurant and other amenities are also very good. We held our wedding here several years ago - first class staff and venue.

We stayed in a vineyard view room with a hot tub on the patio for our honeymoon. Was it a splurge? Sure! Will we be paying off the bill for the next couple of months? Probably. Was it worth every penny? You betcha! As they say, you get what you pay for... Our room was incredibly spacious and comfortable. The bed and pillows were soft. I loved lounging around in the robes. And, I am sad we didn't get around to using the big tub/bath salts. When we checked in, there was a bottle of complimentary red wine and snack mix waiting for us in the room. Later that night, guest services brought us a bottle of brut to help us celebrate our honeymoon. Then, as if all that wasn't enough, they left a fruit and cheese plate in our room on New Years Eve. We felt like VIP! The daily breakfast (included with the room rate) served in the Harvest Table restaurant was solid. It was the same offering every day, but there were enough dishes to change things up from day to day. Oatmeal one morning, croissant and bacon the next day. Oh! And speaking of that bacon... It is so good! Thick cut and crispy. Mmmmmm! The Harvest Inn's location was perfect for us, right in the heart of wine country. We were a stone's throw from Long Meadow Ranch (and HIGHLY recommend both their Chef's Table experience and restaurant) and downtown Saint Helena. Just 10-15 minutes from Yountville and all of Thomas Keller's spots -- Bouchon, Bouchon Bakery, and of course the French Laundry. And, less than 30 minutes from downtown Napa and our favorite find of the trip, Oxbow Public Market. Long story short... We loved our stay at Harvest Inn and will be hard pressed to stay anywhere else on future visits to Napa Valley!

I am stumped by th 5 star reviews, honestly!?! Harvest Inn USE to be 5 stars years ago, but has fallen down hill. We just stayed the weekend there and everything looks like it needs a facelift...our room smelled of chemicals, dark, few amenities, thread bare towels, ant problem, low quality coffee pods....very sad restaurant, poor quality food, small menu, bar closes at 10pm and no room service until 8am. I am embarrassed that we paid $1,000. rate per night, expecting so much better. Helpful, kind staff is saving them.... Make me sad to see this happen to such a beautiful hotel, with gorgeous setting and so much wonderful history...it use to be our favorite hotel there...

Such a beautiful place to stay! I wanted a jacuzzi and private patio area and this was it!! Stunning views from our patio, walk 10 feet at most to the vines right in front of us! The jacuzzi was perfect! It was perfect temp when we got there and bubbles bubbling! After visiting 3 amazing wineries, we headed back to our room. Although hard to leave the comfy room and amazing patio, we decided to go to the hotel restaurant. We had A couple drinks at the bar and props to Collin that took great care of us with excellent conversation and laughter! The food was wonderful and the patio so beautiful where we sat for our meal. Headed back to our room and jacuzzi'd and enjoyed the peace and quiet, with a glass of wine of course! Added bonus, they partner with wineries near by and the tasting is comped since we are guests of the hotel. That saved us a couple hundred bucks! Wineries are really close by and driving a couple minutes was so convenient! We will be back for sure! Thank you Harvest Inn for making my hubby's birthday a great memory!

We vacationed in Napa valley for four days and chose this spot for two nights because of location to wineries we wanted to visit. This place is simply magical. The rooms are in separate buildings that are connected with winding walkways that are bordered with beautiful plants and sheltered by towering trees. The smell is like camp, in a good way. There are MANY places to sit and drink wine or coffee, or read a book or just have a lovely convo with your loved ones while taking in the beauty. You get a complimentary bottle of wine from the Whitehall winery and their vineyard backs up to the property where there is a beautiful terrace. In our second night, we got takeout pizza from a place in St. Helena and opened the wine and sat on the terrace all by ourselves and had dinner while watching the sun set. It will be a sweet memory. The staff was very attentive and gave good recommendations for local places to eat. Would give the rating a 5 but our air conditioning wasn't working well and it was unseasonably hot while we were there. The engineer looked at it but didn't seem to help. We asked for a fan which they provided and they also offered to comp out breakfast at the Harvest Table, which was nice. The fan made the second night totally fine. The rooms are a little tired but clean and large with seating areas and fridge, coffee makers, etc. Even given the air conditioner issue, we would totally recommend and return. Lovely retreat.

This place is DEFINITELY not the hype and DEFINITELY not what the pictures show. Beware- they will ask you if you need help evacuating in case of an emergency, aka that's code for you can be on a second floor with no help, or elevator so be prepared to lug your stuff. It feels like an apartment building. Room was ghetto, especially for the price. Super standard, horrible hotel smell. Save yourself and find a bed a breakfast.

Overpriced and underwhelming! Originally I reserved a night through Hotels.com back in December and needed to reschedule because my husband had a bad cold, so it took over an hour, as they first quoted the policy and wouldn't budge, then I had Hotels.com step in and not only did they help reschedule but they competed the price difference, this is high season so the rooms go for close to $400/night, we originally paid $250 which is too hight for this place. While the property is very nice, green and faces the hill and vineyard, only some of the rooms have that view, others just face the lot and trees, as ours did, the view rooms are even more $ and not sure they are worth it. The room: Bed is terrible, it has some sort of pillow top that caves and swallows you, we asked for a bed board to firm it up a bit. The bathroom while large is very shabby, not tub, large shower, bad water pressure and showerhead, I would expect a handle and rain shower instead of the cheap little shower head that doesn't move. It would also be nice to have double sinks, better lighting and nicer finishes that aren't cracked. The skylight blinds didn't work and we had to call someone to fix them, they were also not blackout so in the morning we had sunlight shine on our bed and woke up early. The furniture is dated and not in the greatest condition. There was Keurig coffee maker, but the pods were some generic brand and only had 1 regular and 1decaf, again stingy and had to call for more, no tea, I would have expected a tea pot and some nice teas. There was a mini fridge as you enter, very tacky, instead of having one in the cabinet that they had for it,but probably didn't bother to replace it with the right size, and it had two small waters in it, again very stingy, either offer a nice selection or nothing at all. We also had to ask for the slippers instead of them being there with the robes. Overall very unimpressed and too many things that show how cheap they are instead of focusing on customer experience. The breakfast was also lacking in great options, even though it was included, and they have a great restaurant on site, so they should be offering room service and a full breakfast instead of a buffet that doesn't reflect Napa and the farm to table mentality. They are dog friendly but charge $100 fee for a pet, pretty steep, and given we are Starwood members that can always bring a dog for free, this seems too high and just a way to charge more money, I doubt they do any special cleaning, especially for a small dog that doesn't even shed. There are tons of places in the area, and this one is not worth the $$$.

The grounds have mature trees and were once lovely, but now need extreme maintenance. We paid $800/nt for a room that advertised a fireplace. Look at the pictures--instead of a bundle of firewood, there were tiny candles. The sheets appeared to have been used as the tiny blood stains on the bottom sheet lined up with the blood on the top sheet (so not just blood that didn't come out in the wash). The pool and jacuzzi were slimy with growth. At check in we were not told about the complimentary wine/snacks served until 4pm. Another guest told us about it so we arrived just as it was closing. In the morning, we paid $17 for 2 lattes that were so bad we had to throw them out. Even though the cup was labeled Starbucks, it was not!

I had my wedding here at the Harvest Inn on May 15, 2021. We had to move our wedding twice due to the pandemic. I could not be more thankful for the team at the Harvest Inn-- Steve Gaebe, Mimi VanDyk and Ashley Smith. Steve: Throughout both date moves, Steve was on hand to communicate which dates were still available the same day so I could align the event with my wedding planner and vendors. He answered my calls regarding the COVID guidelines in Napa county and swiftly introduced me to MiMi, Director of Catering, when she returned to the hotel. MiMi: There are no words to describe how hard this woman worked. Mimi is genuinely one of the most caring people working in this industry and really makes sure your day is special. Because my wedding was less than a month away upon her returning to work, we had a bit of catching up to do. She was always responsive of my numerous texts and phone calls. My husband and I are super conservative on safety etiquette, making sure a vaccinated server is on hand to serve the guests(nothing family style) and all the food and cocktails were picked according to plan(it's been a while since we all went out!). Her biggest strength is her creativity, regarding the location of my lounge night since we cancelled indoor dancing. We ended up holding it on the Vineyard Terrace as to not disturb the surrounding guests. Ashley Smith: Thank you for arranging all my room bookings for me and the bridal party. We tried to fill as many rooms as possible! The Harvest Inn is gorgeous with its redwood trees, vineyards, brick walkways, manicured lawns, and rose bushes. The fountain is so elegant. It is a pet friendly hotel without the pretentious attitude. They even allowed my friend, who made my wedding cake, in the kitchen and gave her some space to put it together. The food and drinks at my wedding were very memorable according to our guests. They were so delicious across all our guests with various dietary restrictions. We can't imagine celebrating anywhere else and are super excited to come back to celebrate our anniversaries.

Awesome stay at the Harvest Inn. It was such a relaxing setting, and the service was great. Reception was very helpful, especially with building fires outside in the evening, and the grounds at the hotel are beautiful. Perfect location with great wineries and shops around the corner. Wonderful spot, hope to come back.

A warm welcome followed by attentive service and great food. The spicy meatballs are a favorite of ours and the house salad is full of veggies including carrot, cucumber, radish and various kinds of lettuce. The real standout was the chocolate pot de creme where the pot was a dark chocolate teacup filled with mousse and creme anglaise. I'll be dreaming of that one until we can get back for another excellent meal.

We have stayed here before, however this trip we wanted to try a different place. Well, as you can read in another review, we got majorly screwed over by the original hotel. We called harvest inn and they had a few rooms left. They took us in even though they had no power. The rooms were updated since the last time we were here. I would love to have the rooms next to the vineyard when we come next time. The next morning, breakfast was complimentary due to our inconvenience with the power. And they left a note in our room, thanking everyone for patience and reminding us all to remember the things we do have in life. These small things make all the difference in the world. Other hotels (hint hint) should take a lesson from the customer service at Harvest Inn. Thank you Harvest, for taking us in and saving our trip. We won't forget it.

Loved it!! Staff was very attentive, grounds were well kept, and amenities on point. Diego, our bartender, made perfect margaritas, and Dan the driver was nothing short of A-may-Zing. Thanks Harvest Inn!! We'll be back!!!

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The service at this place is TOP NOTCH. I'm assuming that if you're considering staying here, you aren't trying to find a budget hotel. This place has all you need. It's right next to a vineyard and the hotel bar serves pretty much all the time, if you're into that kinda thing. These guys killed it every time. For the whole entire weekend. Kudos.

This place is the best in St. Helena. Wife and I visited numerous winery's this past weekend and stayed at the harvest inn. From the minute we reserved reservations Christina Wyatt and James immediately contacted us for special offers like rose pedals and sparkling wine upgraded bedrooms. Believe me that went a long ways! Haha........Shot out to Mickey at the bar, she attended us as if we known each other for years, she was a very kind person must visit! Last but not least Hector, Transpo guy was, Hector was so helpful he knew everything about Napa valley led us to some of the greatest places during our visit. Thank you all for a breathtaking get away wifey was excited!

We were incredibly disappointed in our stay at Harvest Inn. My fiance and I splurged on this stay to celebrate our engagement after reading about the experience as a retreat tucked away in the redwoods with high-end accommodations and service. We booked through HotelTonight, which categorized the experience as "Luxe," which we used to justify the $450/night rate. When we pulled in, we were surprised that this was not really tucked in the redwoods, but right off a main highway, which was fine, but unexpected. While we had a number of small service-related inconveniences throughout our stay - such as the shuttle forgetting us leading to a 45-minute wait, to the pool towels and water cups not being restocked at all - the real issue was our room. We booked this hotel under the promise of a "quiet redwood retreat," and were put in a room DIRECTLY above the bar, kitchen, and guest check-in area where we could hear every. single. noise. throughout the entire evening and night. We could hear every noise from guests checking in, to drunken people at the bar, to the glasses and plates clinking at the kitchen/bar, to the loud music they were playing. After being patient but realizing at 10pm that this was not going to quiet down and we were not going to get sleep, we raised this with the front desk who told us they have a *noise machine* in these particular guest rooms for this reason. A noise machine! We did not splurge on a $450+ room to have to use a noise machine to cover the loud bar noises and music! She also told us the bar and kitchen would open back up at 7am, so we would start hearing the noises again before that. She was able to move us to the only room they had available, which was right across the hall, so we had the exact same issue! Understanding how disappointed we were in our stay, she offered to contact HotelTonight to ask them refund us half of our stay. In the end, we only got a $100 HotelTonight credit and have not been able to get in touch with Harvest Inn about the refund that was promised to us. When we called HotelTonight, they said they were happy to offer the 50% refund with the authorization of Harvest Inn, but Harvest Inn has not responded to my emails to follow up on what they offered us. In short: we splurged on the Harvest Inn to stay in a peaceful redwood retreat, and in the end, we got a noisy room above a loud bar right off the highway. Very disappointed in this experience and still hopeful that Harvest Inn will rectify this by refunding out stay by 50%.

Been wanting to stay at the Harvest Inn for quite some time and got the chance to finally stay there. First off, this place is not cheap so if you are looking to save a little money, you might want to go off season and during the week. They can have some pretty good deals during that time. The grounds of the hotel are beautiful. Quiet, tree-lined, and a vineyard out back. Had reserved a king room. Tried to check in a little bit early during the early afternoon but the room was not ready. It was promised to be ready in about an hours time (wound up being over 2 additional hours). The room itself was large and nice. A bit dated with the furniture and the bathroom could use a bit of an upgrade. The one thing about the fireplace is that the room smelled heavily of smoke. Like you were staying in a log cabin. And it smelled that way the entire time. Did not actually burn the fireplace but the campfire smell remained throughout the stay. They do include some nice things in your stay like complimentary wine in your room. Breakfast is also included which was decent but they have most of the same stuff every day with little variety. The restaurant where they serve it though is really nice. Tried the hot tub one evening and it was not very hot. Also the jets were weak, hardly any bubbles. They also did not restock the towels for evening swims so had to run back to the room wet. Most employees I encountered were friendly and accommodating. I think if the hotel was less beautiful, it would have gotten less stars. But the grounds are so pretty, the rooms are a good size despite being dated and smelling like firewood, it is centrally located, and the amenities included with your stay helped their case. I think if I paid any more money, I would be a bit more disappointed but overall I think this place can be the best if they make some minor improvements.

My best friend eloped to Harvest Inn. I called and spoke with reception about things I could do to make it a more meaningful experience. I arranged for a rose petal turn down, a bottle of champagne, and macaroons to be delivered to her room on her wedding night. I received an email from Harvest Inn stating everything was set. THEY NEVER DELIVERED ANYTHING! And when I called, "oops so sorry" was all they could muster.

This is a boutique hotel which means there are several upgrades from a B&B but not as many amenities like a Four Seasons. The things that make this an excellent accommodation are Breathtaking gardens and vineyard Superb food and drink Excellent location Excellent service Comfortable room and bed Soft comfy robes- I literally only got out of the robe to leave the room it was so nice Charming fireplace made for a cozy room 2 comfortable pools which were well maintained Complimentary car service to local restaurants Small property size making it easy to get around Authentic and engaged staff eager to please Complimentary bottle of wine upon arrival and mixed nuts were a nice touch. We ended up here because we booked another hotel that simply was not within our standard. From our first call they were willing to help us and get us into a room. We stayed in a vineyard view room and other than a tree blocking a little of the view, it was fantastic. In fact, I didn't mind the tree so much because it was so hot when we were there it helped to block the sun. We stayed in room 120. If you enjoy creative food and drinks you will love the restaurant and bar. Excellent selection, creative flavors and presentation on point. The bartenders are so friendly and you can tell they absolutely love their job. They will make new drinks up on the fly and it's simply divine. The room itself was cozy. I loved the huge brick fireplace and super soft comfy robes. The bathroom is huge and was perfect for two people who pack a lot. I loved the special touch of the complimentary full wine bottle, mixed nuts and bottled water including sparkling. They do have a limited room service menu which forced us to leave the room but I didn't mind because the restaurant is amazing! It's a pure culinary delight. The only thing I would like to see maybe is an honor bar or small snack tray that you pay for in the room. I think they dont have this because their is literally a Dean and Deluca next door that has everything you could dream of. This is an absolutely stunning property where there are endless photo opportunities, dreamy cottage vineyard setting an small quiet property. If you are looking for a mega resort with a huge gym, multi restaurants, full 24 hour room service, and pool cabanas and service this is not the resort for you. This is a small, well appointed boutique hotel with charming setting and amenities. I would definitely recommend this property for anyone going to Napa Valley especially couples as it is so romantic and cute. If you are a foodie, you have to dine here! It's incredible. Excellent service and great people who want to make your stay as memorable as possible.