2nd floor room featuring a charming king size bed and a small private deck. Two night minimum stays usually required for Fridays and Saturdays or premium rate for single Fri. or Sat. night. Every stay includes complimentary bottled water, in-room single-serve coffee machine with a variety of hot drink pods, snack packs, sweet treats, Wi-Fi, and free use of our Calistoga wine shuttle. Every person in your party receives a complimentary breakfast voucher to use at the Calistoga Roastery coffee shop in downtown Calistoga for a complimentary breakfast item and cup of coffee for each morning you stay. Upstairs at the rear of the Wine Way Inn, a Napa Valley inn, this room has a charming king size bed, topped with a soft duvet and pillows. Maximum occupancy two people. The patio door opens onto a small private deck where you can relax under the stars or in the morning sun. We will provide details by text on arrival day for a seamless and simple check-in at your convenience. We are often on property in person and look forward to meeting you and answering any questions you may have. In case you need something when we are not on site we are available 24/7 by text, phone or email. At the very top of the valley sits the small country town of Calistoga. Despite its roots as a spa town for vacationers it remains the most authentic of Napa Valley's small towns. Here the valley narrows down to give stunning vistas of the Palisades cliffs as you look to the east down the main street of Lincoln avenue. To the west the view is of the gentle wooded slopes of the Mayacamas range. The next town south is St. Helena. Known to the locals as the Rodeo Drive of Napa Valley its the place to shop for that special, expensive, something! St. Helena also offers some outstanding dining experiences. Moving further down valley you pass through the villages of Rutherford and Oakville, with a number of more rural lodging choices, until you reach the small town of Yountville. Riding the coattails of the world famous French Laundry (the only restaurant we cannot get you a reservation for) the town has attracted many great restaurants as well as larger lodging establishments and a scattering of smaller bed and breakfasts. Surrounded by vineyards and some of the finest wineries in the valley Calistoga is a great base for wine country touring, dining and of course the world famous geyser, spas and mud baths.