Stayed in The Harvest Inn last week for a wedding with friends. The environment is stunning and the air was filled with the aroma the nearby vineyards. The hotel has a very friendly almost family like atmosphere. The room was equipped with all the basic luxury and has a fireplace. Bit on the expensive side, but that's quite usual in Napa.

After a spur of the moment change of hotels, we were fortunate to be able to book 2 rooms at the Harvest Inn. Probably because it was a Monday and we were staying 4 nights.
I was with my husband and another couple. We were fortunate the first 3 nights to have vineyard view. The room (cottages) was like having a suite. Bed comfortable, fireplace, leather club chairs to watch tv tub and separate shower stall(with one of the best shower I ever had in a hotel), beautiful patio overlooking the vineyard and mountains. I did my ratings to include our 4th night which we had to change rooms. These rooms were probably the older part. I didn't think it was outdated and it was clean but it wasn't as luxurious as the other room. Small bathroom, no separate shower, the bed wasn't as comfortable. Our second room was up a flight a stairs and sort of like an attic room with lower ceilings on one side. These rooms were near the Country Kitchen where breakfast is served (that didn't bother me) I thought the pools were very nice and clean with towels there. The breakfast was delicious especially the quiche. There is also a bar in the Reception which is open to 11pm. This hotel is right off of highway 29. You do not hear the highway noise. This hotel is a few minutes drive to the town and to many of the wineries along Highway 29.
We loved our stay at Harvest Inn and since we got to experience being in Wine Country during 'harvest', we would come back during off season when it is cheaper to stay here.

We stayed 2 nights, which was required to secure the venue for a wedding on the property. I wish we could have stayed a week, absolutely stunning. Well suited for a wedding, although max occupancy in the wedding venue itself is limited to 140. But the facilities and the grounds are phenomenal. Especially in the fall being surrounded by vineyards and hills. The staff was accommodating, well trained and helpful. The wedding coordinator, Tristen I think, could not have been more efficient and prepared. They followed through on everything and handled the wedding beautifully. The only minus would be the huge price tag on the rooms, very expensive, but would not change anything, worth the splurge. Most rooms seemed large and open, I would recommend the rooms with decks overlooking vineyard. Beautiful grounds and well maintained.

We stayed here for July 4th and the winery across the street had fireworks in the evening, along with dinner. It was perfect!