We stayed there in early October last Fall (oddly, at apparently the same time as someone else from St. Louis, just two reviews down). We would echo much of the comments in the next two reviews below ours. We had a very large room (suite size, really) -- nicely appointed with a cathedral beam ceiling, in a quiet corner away... more

I stayed at Rancho Caymus for a business trip the first week of November. From the moment I called the hotel until the moment I checked out, the service was fantastic - especially Nydia. They accommodated all our requests (and there were many) with a smile and "no problem" attitude. The room was spacious and charming, especially the fireplace. In... more

Rancho Caymus would be a great find if its prices were 2/3 less than they are. Our room was spacious and comfortable, with spectacular beams. Service was incredibly fast when we reported a light that was out. But: Views are of parking lots...don't let the inn's name fool you, this is an in-town establishment. Bathroom was tiny, and decor is... more

We chose this accommodation as we wanted to visit Frog's Leap Winery ( a must for Napa visitors) Check in went smoothly and the verdant greenary in the Inn's quad was nice - relaxing area. Our room was right beside the ice maker - despite asking specifically not to be near it. Also the noise from water running in showers... more

We just returned this July to Rancho Caymus. As we approached the front desk to check in, we were greeted by name. Pretty impressive since it was only our 2nd stay! The whole office staff here is a definate credit to the property. We had another couple traveling with us this trip, and they were equally impressed by the charm... more

This hotel has a lot of great history to it and has beautiful features which include a gorgeous courtyard, nice patios surrounded by fragrant honeysuckle. There was complimentary breakfast - which included cereal, granola, pastries, hard boiled eggs, coffee, milk and juices. The hotel staff were very nice and gave us passes to some of the local tasting rooms -... more

My wife and I stayed here two nights while on an extended trip to Sonoma and Napa during the first weeks of May. We were given a very favorable rate on a booking through a wine industry representative after she was unable to get us into the nearby vineyard guesthouse we were initially offered. We didn't spend a lot of... more

This was our first visit to Napa Valley and the Rancho Caymus Inn (RCI) chosen after researching the online's (ExOrbHot.com). We are both professionals and we vacation well. Check in was okay. They were not at all crowded (time of year - spring break) but we weren't allowed to upgrade to a king for whatever reason ("I'm not allowed to... more

We stayed in room 207 and my sister and her husband stayed in room 208 (at $300 per night)- this is on the opposite side of the hotel as the street. We heard absolutely NO street noise(or any other noise for that matter). Our room was nice, cute little fireplace, small bar and seating area with an overall Mexican theme.... more