The Marriott was a nice hotel. Our room was large and the amenities were very nice, great linens and bed.
It was an easy location for wineries.
The staff was very friendly and helpful. We booked a standard room and were upgraded to a concierge room which was really great. I would pay for that room category if I go again. It included a lounge stocked with sodas and bottled water all day, but it had a large buffet for breakfast, a wine and appetizer spread in the afternoon and a dessert set up in the evening - saved us a lot!

We truly enjoyed our stay at the Napa Marriott. It's a very nice property. As others have noted, it does not have the exterior appearance of a new Marriott (2 level spread out in a rectangle over large block), but the room decor and accommodations are definitely up-to-snuff at the Marriott level. Has a very nice pool with attractive landscaping in the large center courtyard. The staff is friendly. We checked in at the evening wine tasting time, and Blossom, the extremely pleasant evening manager, serving double-duty as bartender, was more than happy to share numerous winery and dinner recommendations that were helpful during our stay. We booked our room about a week in advance for a mid-June, mid-week stay through Priceline at $155.

My husband and I booked our stay at the Marriott for a couple of reasons. We wanted a decent hotel, in a decent location. The results were exactly what we expected. We wanted to spend our vacation money at the wineries, not the hotel. So why spend a lot of money on one of the pricey spas or B & B's? However, we also wanted a clean room with comfortable beds, and Marriott delivered. The location was right off Highway 29, which made getting to and from all the wineries very accessible. My husband and I agreed that we will definitely stay at the Marriott for future vacations.

We chose the Marriott as our resting place in Napa because I have elite status in their rewards program. It was a disppointing choice.

The staff was a bit fickle. We called the hotel at 1PM and confirmed that we would have 2 beds as there were 3 in our party. When we checked in at 6 PM the front desk wanted to give us a room with 1 king size bed. It took quite a while to resolve the situation and the staff was less than accomodating.

The hotel itself is very large. The charm and quaintness of being in winecountry are lost there. You have to drive through the parking lot to the corner entrance nearest your room. Bell service was not offered. The rooms are typical for a Marriott/Courtyard.

The hotel is satifactory but not special. I will look for someplace a little smaller and more hospitable next time I'm in Napa.