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The Best Napa Valley Airbnbs
Napa Valley is one of the best wine destinations in the United States and the world. Plus, the region has excellent outdoor activities, from hiking to paddling to hot air balloon rides. So I’ve rounded up the best Napa Valley Airbnbs.
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Napa is perfect for a mother-daughter trip, a girlfriends’ getaway, or a romantic escape. These properties will give you amenities that a hotel won’t – full kitchens, more space, and private yards and pools.
Pro Tip: booking Airbnbs is one of my top ways to save money on a California trip.
Here are the best Napa Valley Airbnbs for your next getaway!
Tuscan Guest House
St. Helena, California
2 guestsStudio1 bed1 bath
This dreamy guesthouse overlooks a private vineyard. You’ll have a terrace with outdoor seating, an outdoor fire pit, and a hammock with vineyard views. The studio space has twenty-foot ceilings, a modern kitchen, and a large bathroom, making this a truly luxurious and one-of-a-kind home.
Home in the Redwoods
Napa County, California
8 guests bedrooms beds baths
In addition to the main house, this property has a detached guest room, a tent for glamping, 20 private acres of Redwood forest, and a creek. Inside, you’ll have a wood-burning fireplace, earthy-modern decor, and a bamboo kitchen. Two of the home’s walls open up to make the home flow seamlessly to the outdoor patio, in-ground pool, hot tub, large yard, vegetable gardens, fire pit, gas barbecue, basketball court, and ping pong table.
Luxury Wine Country Retreat
Fairfield, California
16 guests5 bedrooms5 beds4 baths
This complex has three villas, a Yurt, and a pool and patio you’ll never want to leave. You’ll feel like you’re in Europe, with a private entry gate, spectacular views, and unique architecture. This property can also be rented as a venue for parties, weddings, and other events.
Downtown Napa
Napa, California
4 guests2 bedrooms2 beds2 baths
Located in historic downtown Napa, this modern-chic bungalow is just two blocks from some of Napa’s best shopping and dining. You’ll also be just a short drive from the Oxbow Market, Carneros Region wineries, and the Silverado Trail.
Villa Nel Bosco
Glen Ellen, California
8 guests3 bedrooms5 beds2.5 baths
Transport yourself to Italy at this Tuscan-inspired estate in the heart of wine country. Inside, the home has old-world furniture, high ceilings, European decor, and luxurious bedrooms. Outside, you’ll have vineyard views, manicured gardens, a fire pit, pool, hot tub, and al fresco dining.
The Ink House
St. Helena, California
12 guests bedrooms beds baths
Elvis Presley lived in this home when he was filming “Wild in the Country” in 1960! This massive farmhouse has plenty of room for your whole crew. The home has a large living room, chef’s kitchen, dining area, and a huge sunroom with 360-degree views of the Valley and surrounding vineyards. Outside, there’s a wrap-around porch, several gardens, a historic barn, a bocce ball court, vegetable gardens, outdoor seating, and two on-site vineyards.
Stonehenge
Stonehenge
Saint Helena, California
8 guests4 bedrooms4 beds3.5 baths
At this luxurious ranch-style home, you’ll have a saltwater pool, stone fireplace, chef’s kitchen, a game room in the pool house, and a media room. Plus, you’re just a short drive from wineries, golf courses, fine dining, and everything else Napa Valley has to offer!
Cozy Cottage
Napa, California
2 guests bedroom1 bed bath
Located in Napa’s Old Town, this casita is the perfect budget accommodation for Napa Valley. The charming home is beautifully furnished with vaulted ceilings, a great room, a full kitchen, and a luxurious bathroom. You’ll have a private patio, garden, and pergola-covered outdoor dining.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What airport do I fly into for Napa Valley?
Napa County Airport is the closest Airport to Napa Valley
There are more than 500 wineries in Napa Valley, so deciding which ones to visit can be daunting. That’s why I’ve divided my favorite wineries and the most popular and Instagram-worthy wineries into several categories to help you decide.
Best Views: William Hill Estate Winery, Blanket Estate, Joseph Phelps
For The Region’s Iconic Cabernet Sauvignon: Pine Ridge, Beaulieu Vineyards, Cliff Lede Vineyards
White Wines: Alpha Omega, Signorello Estate, Alyris Vineyards
If You Love Rosé Wine: Clos Du Val, Calmere Estate, Hess Collection
Themed Wineries: Domaine Carneros (built to look like the Château de la Marquetterie in Champagne, France), Castello Di Amorosa (a Tuscan-inspired castle winery)
Are Airbnbs allowed in Napa?
Yes, many cities and towns in Napa Valley allow Airbnbs.
Unless you have a designated driver in your group, you’re not going to want to drive to and from wine tastings. I recommend hiring a driver who can guide you around the region to some of the best wineries, sights, and viewpoints.
You can also use UBER, Lyft, and taxis. Many of the larger hotels and resorts in the region also provide shuttle services around the area.
Is it better to stay in Napa or Sonoma?
Napa Valley and Sonoma are both incredible destinations, and they will each give you very different experiences.
Napa is usually more popular, expensive, and crowded than Sonoma, and Napa has a sophisticated “vibe.” If you’re a foodie wanting high-end culinary experiences, then Napa is for you.
Sonoma is traditionally less-visited and less expensive with a “chiller” vibe than Napa Valley. Both regions have great outdoor activities, and I highly recommend visiting both of these places!
What is the best month to visit Napa Valley?
Napa Valley is a year-round destination because the region doesn’t experience seasonal closures. August – October is the peak season for Napa Valley because of the harvesting season. These months have the perfect weather, and you can participate in harvest dinners, balls, and grape smashing. But crowds and prices are at their peak in these months, so book well in advance.
November – February is Napa Valley’s low season because the weather is in the high 50s to low 30s (14-0ºC). But if you want to experience Napa on a budget, then it’s worth packing your warm layers to come in these months. Accommodation rates are at their lowest, there won’t be many other travelers, and wineries offer deals and discounts.
March – May is the region’s shoulder season. Crowds and prices won’t be at their highest yet, and the temperatures will be rising. The Spring wildflowers will be blooming, and the (still cool) temperatures are perfect for hiking and other outdoor activities.
June – July brings long summer days with equal chances of sun and rain (these are the region’s wettest months). Tourist numbers and prices will rise during these months, so visit during the weekdays to avoid some of the crowds and peak costs.
How far apart are Napa and Sonoma?
The city of Napa and the city of Sonoma are only 14 miles apart. But these two wine regions are both larger than most people realize, so I recommend visiting each region separately to cut down on your driving time.
Can you walk between wineries in Napa?
A few wineries are within walking distance of each other in Napa Valley. But most wineries require you to drive (or bike) between them.
How many days do you need in Napa Valley?
Give yourself at least 3-4 days to explore Napa Valley. This will give you plenty of time to visit wineries for tastings, enjoy the food scene, and do some outdoor activities.
Can I wear jeans to a wine tasting?
Yes, you can wear jeans to a winery as long as they’re not grungy jeans. You don’t have to wear fancy clothes to wineries, but your clothes should be event-appropriate.
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Faith McMath
these places look amazing! Thanks for the article
Lucy On Locale
They’re such dreamy properties!