The Eurospa and Inn is located on a small side street in a residential area of Calistoga, within very easy walking distance to the center of town. We stayed in the #1 cottage (1st on the left as you drive in). The inn has more of a "motel" feel to it than an "inn" or "hotel", you drive into a center courtyard (asphalt paved) that has the rooms all round (feel like cottages, but are all attached). The room was basic, but nicely furnished with a comfortable bed, table & chairs, a club chair and ottoman, a small "kitchenette" with microwave, sink, fridge and coffee maker. Basic bath, nothing special, but nothing to complain about. During our 3 days in Napa, we spent relatively little time in the room, so (unless I'm staying at a resort type facitlity where the point is to be there and not leave) I basically want a clean, simple room that I can relax in when needed to, but don't feel like I'm wasting alot of money when we are not there. Calistoga is at the top of the valley, so it is a bit out of the way compared to Oakville, Napa or St. Helena, but nothing is a tremendously far away, and we rented a mustang conv. so driving around the valley was just as enjoyable as visiting the wineries. Convenient to Napa-Botha park (we went horseback riding there). Downtown Calistoga has a few restaurants, so if you were staying there for several days, it would be easy to eat a few different places in town if you were so inclinded (we really only visited a few wineries a day, but even so, at the end of the day, we really never felt the need for a complete dinner), we ate in town at Bar Vino one night, nice light meal sort of Tapas style (but not, a little bigger plates), skipped dinner altogether another night, and ate at Bouchon another night (most places seem to close early, Bouchon has late seating that was real convenient) Overall, i'd recommend the Eurospa if you are looking for a place to hang your hat and not alot of frills, reasonbale prices (in an expensive area), and quiet and comfortable.

We were on a spontaneously developed trip into Northern California and we, quite by accident, came upon the EuroSpa & Inn. We called the day of our arrival and with extraordinary luck they just had a cancellation. So we were in.

Joanne and Bill Clazmer have an exceptionally nice and in addition, reasonably priced, Inn. It is B&B. The bedrooms are neat and the beds are very comfortable. The food is really good and "plentiful". The EuroSpa is very well located in Calistoga and makes a nice base of adventuring into the wine country.

As hoteliers the Clazmers are "on duty" for their guests and one feels like a guest, if not a member of the family, in a first rate Inn. we look forward to a return trip, this next time not chancing the EuroSpa having a "new" cancellation. We were lucky and we enjoyed the luck.

Great location just a block off the main street in the quiet town of Calistoga. The rooms are clean and well equipped. Complimentary breakfast. There is a small pool and hot tub which other guests enjoyed and spoke highly of. There is also a basic spa on site which we didn't get time to use.

Easy to walk to the main street where all the shops, restaurants and bars are located.

Good value and a great base for touring the Napa Valley

This was a great stop on our way through Napa. My family stayed in other rooms as well so I got a good look at this place. The pool area is behind the property and quiet. The patio area out front for all the patrons is perfect for relaxing with your wine and cheese or breakfast and newspapers. The rooms are cozy but provide everything you need including wine glasses and refrigerator. The only downside I found was that our bed was fairly uncomfortable, they would definitely benefit from some cushy mattress covers. My uncle stayed in room #12 which closest to the patio area and he said he could hear everyone in the morning while they were eating breakfast and he was trying to sleep. Other than that I can find no problems with the service, location or in general. We walked to dinner (2 blocks) and ate at a great Mexican place called Pacifico and it was tasty. Oh and we loved that we had a deep, jetted tub in our standard room!