Amador Harvest Inn

Amador Harvest Inn - last minute getaway on President day weekend with the wife. Will be back we had an amazing time. Great Bed and Breakfast can't beat the accommodations, thank you Danielle the evening appetizers and morning breakfast was a five star meal!

Spent the weekend with my friend for my birthday. Disaster! The happy hour plate was disappointing. We shared 1 bottle of wine between 8 other guests. Mind you, this location is located on a Vinyard! Breakfast was burned, flavorless and would have better if bought from Mc Donald's. Sad end to a birthday weekend. BTW, we have been there 4 times before with a great time. New manager? Seems the Deavers don't care anymore.

Cute little inn/house - I love how the rooms are named after different types of wines. This is part of the Deaver property and they have a tasting room right next door - I would definitely recommend a visit there! While staying here at the inn, we met another couple and hung out with them on the patio in the evening. There are so many other vineyards and tasting rooms nearby so that was nice. The property also has a lake so you can go for a stroll around if you wish. ROOMWe got the Chardonnay room which has a shared deck with the room next door. No one was ever out there though so we had it to ourselves - it was nice to enjoy wine there and play a couple rounds of board games. The room had everything we needed. While the AC didn't feel too strong, there was a ceiling fan so that helped a lot (we went during a hot weekend). INNKEEPER/HOSTMorgan wasn't too friendly and didn't make us feel too welcomed - seemed like she just did and said the bare minimum. For example, when we returned from our outing she would poke her head out from the kitchen to see who it was and see us, but then just go back to what she was doing without saying hi or anything. Or after coming back inside after eating our breakfast on the patio, she would just be sitting in silence at the little kitchen table staring into her laptop. I noticed the morning after our first night there, she wrote a note on one of the fridges to not touch anything in that fridge because it's not for guests. I'm not sure if she thought we took something out from there but we didn't. We only opened the other fridge since that's where we can get water and where she puts our appetizers/wine. I did choose this inn because of the great reviews but that was due to the amazing innkeeper(s) that those guests had. I didn't realize how new Morgan was to this inn and that the previous hosts were no longer at Amador Harvest Inn. FOODAt 7am, there are pastries and coffee available. At 9am, breakfast is ready. Morgan makes breakfast and leaves it on the counter for us - you can eat it inside or take it out to the front patio which is what we did since the mornings were nice and cooler than the daytime. The breakfast itself is okay. We stayed for two nights so the first breakfast was french toast, sausage links, fruit and yogurt. The second breakfast was a breakfast burrito with a bowl of fruits. Our breakfast was never hot either. At 3pm, there's wine and an appetizer. The first night we got a charcuterie plate and the second night we got a veggie platter with hummus. The food was nothing impressive but I did like that there was wine to drink in the evening. :)Overall, I'm not sure I'd come back to this inn. I think it's the innkeeper who definitely makes the experience for guests and while it was a comfortable stay in our room, it didn't feel welcoming at all.

Perfect location for exploring nearby wineries. The inn/rooms are cute, and very much have a staying at "grandmas house vibe"- think blonde oak everything & lots of floral. The best part of the inn is the innkeeper, Dan'elle! Her homemade blueberry breakfast scones were heavenly! The afternoon appetizers she made where just as tasty! The inn only has 4 rooms total, so it would be super fun to grab a few friends and book out the whole place. I'm definitely planning on returning, and can't wait to be hosted by Dan'elle and her gracious hospitality again!

My partner and I had a lovely stay at Amador Harvest Inn during our weekend wine tasting trip. Danielle, the inn keeper was a welcoming and helpful host. The inn was clean and comfy, and the breakfast and snacks tasty. We booked a room with an attached bathroom and balcony. The inn is walking distance from several wineries, which was the highlight of our trip. We would definitely go back!

Excellent overnight stay for my husband and I. Danielle, the inn keeper is very helpful and an excellent cook. Peaceful surroundings, clean room and bathroom, easy parking. If you're looking for a reasonably priced place, you might want to consider this property, especially if you're wine tasting, because of the location.

I booked our stay here for my sister's bachelorette party, wine weekend. Morgan our inn keeper was amazing. She was full of local information and suggestions. The wine and appetizers in the evening were a wonderful touch this place has and yummy hot breakfasts. The house is farm house simple in style with bright clean sunny rooms. Spending the mornings sipping coffee and enjoying the scenery was more than relaxing. Charming, simple and perfect for our girls weekend. Our two rooms shred a private sun deck for our use. Loved everything and can't gush enough.

What a fun Valentine's weekend spent in Plymouth! Sarah is a friendly, sweet, and thoughtful host. She helped my boyfriend by setting up a Valentine's Day surprise while we were out eating. She also cooked a tasty, healthy breakfast for us the next morning (important stuff when you will be wine tasting). We will definitely be back. Thank you, Sarah, for helping make our weekend so enjoyable and easy in tough (Covid) times!

I just spent 4 days at the Inn, & it's wonderful in so many ways. It's a great location for visiting wineries, a very tranquil setting, the room was very nice, & you'll not find a better innkeeper than Dan'elle (no typo, that's her spelling). She keeps the place very neat & clean, & is largely what makes staying there so enjoyable.Each morning she bakes a different kind of scone, & they're all really good. Ditto w/the breakfasts in that it's something different each day, & always delicious. It's wine & goodie time 3-5 everyday. She always makes tasty hors d'oeuvres for that event, & offers different varieties from the Deaver winery which is on the same property.She's a very interesting person, so I enjoyed talking with her at about different topics while there.

This is the second time we have stayed at the Amador Harvest Inn. The location is perfect and the house is nice. There are four bedrooms and bedding is soft. They always make a delicious breakfast and provide some kind of treat in the afternoon. The grounds are beautiful with a large lawn area with picnic tables and a pond. It is centrally located around all the wineries and we will definitely be back.