The best-known wine region in California is the Napa Valley. About 26 miles long and 10 miles wide, the Napa Valley is bordered by San Pablo Bay to the south, the hot springs of Calistoga to the north and by mountains on either side. It is this assorted topography, along with diverse accompanying climates, that allows the Napa Valley to grow and blend such a variety of grapes. Visitors from around the world travel here to see and taste the legend that is the Napa Valley.


 
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 White Sulphur Springs Inn & Spa
 Located in St. Helena

Since 1852, White Sulphur Springs Inn & Spa has been helping travelers discover the magic of the Napa Valley as a special destination for relaxation and renewal. Only 5 minutes from downtown St. Helena in a canyon virtually unchanged for more than 100 years, you’ll find another world. With an accent on simplicity and nature, the Inn & Spa at White Sulphur Springs offer affordable accommodations, a rejuvenating spa, and the peace of mind that comes from leaving it all behind. (800) 593-8873

 

 
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 Garnett Creek Inn
 Located in Calistoga

Welcome to the Garnett Creek Inn, where visitors find old-world elegance, modern luxury and a fabulous location that puts you at the center of the beautiful Napa Valley Wine Country. On a tree-lined corner of Calistoga's historic main street, the Inn invites visitors to relax on its wide, covered porch or brick-lined patio gardens and watch California's wine world pass by. Or stroll to Calistoga's world-class spas, unique shops and fine restaurants--all at your doorstep! This is the storied Napa Valley at its best and most accessible. (707) 942-9797

 

We have divided the information about the Napa Valley into three sections.  Click on the section below to find out more about each of these three areas.

The City of Napa
With the Napa River winding through it, the city of Napa has emerged as “where the valley begins.”

St. Helena to Yountville
Nestled amidst the picturesque vineyards of the Napa Valley, the towns from Yountville to St. Helena are the essence of the elegant yet friendly Napa Valley lifestyle.

Calistoga
Calistoga has long been known for its mud baths and hot springs.


 
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