RiverPointe Napa Valley

My wife and I had talked about taking a vacation in Napa for a few years. This year, I traded my timeshare in for a week at RiverPointe and we had a fantastic time! At RiverPointe, you have your own private cottage. The cottage has 1 bedroom and a full kitchen. We also had a private patio with outdoor furniture. This was perfect for inviting friends over for wine and appetizers. Our cottage was very clean. We called and had fresh towels delivered daily and they did complete housekeeping in the middle of the week. The service was very accommodating. The location was perfect. It's a short drive from Downtown Napa and you're also near all the wineries. There's even a Walmart around the corner to stock the kitchen when you arrive. The cottages are right along the Napa River and there's a nice walking path. We're so glad we stayed here. It was so much nicer than a typical hotel.

RiverPointe Napa Valley: Enchantment along the Napa RiverSan Francisco has been a very special destination for us for over 45 years. San Francisco is often a city for a holiday or for several national conferences. We first visited San Francisco in our early 20's as we engaged in a six-week national tour with a recreational vehicle as home base (more on that later.) On one occasion, we hiked from Fisherman's Wharf across the Golden Gate Bridge and into Sausalito. Following lunch, we took a ferry back to San Francisco. We are fans of Muir Woods, Berkeley, the Presidio, Mendocino, Monterey, Sonoma Valley, Napa Valley, and several other destinations. A car is not necessary in San Francisco, but a car is necessary for numerous trips, and we seem happier with "do-it-yourself" traveling rather than guided tours.Not all tourists are fans of Napa and Sonoma, but these two destinations offer much more than wine tasting. We discovered RiverPointe Napa Valley Resort (500 Lincoln Avenue Napa, CA 94558 707-252-4200) as an exchange through Interval International. Both Napa and Sonoma are a short drive north of San Francisco. And while Napa and Sonoma are about 30 minutes apart, we find that one valley or the other valley offers more than enough for a day's activities. RiverPointe Napa Valley Resort is somewhat "unique!" As long-time members of Interval International, we really preferred the older five-star and four-star rating systems. RiverPointe Napa Valley Resort qualifies as a four-star resort or as an Interval International Select Resort. RiverPointe Napa Valley Resort is not a Hyatt, Westin, or Marriott resort by any stretch. In our view, RiverPointe Napa Valley Resort provides a series of "Park Models" mobile homes or modular units. These manufactured units (usually 35 to 45 feet long) are not self-contained. Park Models (modular units) are designed for park living only; and while Park Models are easily moved from site to site as a normal trailer is, Park Models are not capable of "dry camping" as Park Models do not have any water storage tanks and must be used with hookups. Though designed to remain stationary for extended periods of time, park models differ from mobile homes in that they are usually still sporadically moved. A visit to RiverPointe Napa Valley Resort and the proximity to the Napa River will clearly indicate that high water may necessitate temporary movement to higher ground. We previously noted holidays in our 20's in recreational vehicles; so, we have had some experience with this lifestyle. And we certainly appreciate that couples and families who enjoy recreational vehicles holidays. We appreciate that "snowbirds," and others enjoy Park Models and that both mobile homes and Park Models offer an acceptable habitat to many. RiverPointe Napa Valley Resort offers fine accommodations for a couple or a young family near Napa. We strongly encourage our readers to view the excellent Interval International website and review the accurate photos of RiverPointe Napa Valley Resort. Perhaps, two adult couples or even families may be challenged by the very limited interior and deck space of these Park Models. Perhaps, a couple may find the perfect accommodations for a week in the Napa Valley. RiverPointe Napa Valley Resort is less a resort than a Park Model "trailer park" (perhaps, an "upscale" trailer park.) RiverPointe Napa Valley Resort becomes more attractive when one factors in the other hotel and lodging prices. Given a community of families and couples the RiverPointe Napa Valley Resort seems to work. However, given one Park Model with teens or youth partying without supervision, there will be some unpleasantness. Let's hope this last scenario does not manifest itself. RiverPointe Napa Valley Resort provides a setting for a very dense population. The population density may not present a problem as long as all visitors are aware of basic civilized norms. RiverPointe Napa Valley Resort has the potential for a very nice Napa and or Sonoma holiday. There are the usual timeshare amenities. We strongly suggest a two-bedroom exchange for one couple. Very often the exterior patio deck is shared with other couples. Spartan, but clean best describes the units. My Marriott SurfWatch in Hilton Head foyer has greater space than does the living room of RiverPointe Napa Valley Resort. The kitchen and bathroom are small, but functional. The "dining room" space is limited to a small two-person table. One bedroom is fine for sleeping, and the second bedroom is necessary for luggage and other travel gear. We believe in caveat emptor (Latin, Let the buyer beware.) A warning that notifies a buyer that the goods he or she is buying are "as is," or subject to all defects. Armed with the photos from Interval International, and other sources, the Napa visitor may have a wonderful week at the RiverPointe Napa Valley Resort. Nearly all guests will have fine food and fine wine as their agenda.

DO NOT STAY HERE. One of THE worst hotels Ive stayed at. My wife and I came here for our 1 year wedding anniversary. For starters once we checked in they gave us all these rules like take out the trash and do your own laundry (although I didnt do my laundry anyways) and they didnt have any cleaning services at all. Meaning the towels we got for our stay were it. To add on to that, the shower and bathroom had unknown mystery brown stains that looked disgusting. The front desk lady texted me EVERY 5 minutes to give me new rules and didnt give me piece of mind. The thermostat didnt work although I let them know and they said theyll send someone our to fix it. 3 days later no one came and it was time to check out. The bed was hard and stuff and also dirty (surprise surprise). You also have ZERO privacy. There are a lot of other houses around you and the blinds dont close all the way so theres always a gap. Also you share a porch with the houses on either side leaving you with even LESS privacy. Overall, I dont recommend anyone stay here at all.

This is a great place to stay, we were here for a week and enjoyed everything about it. Mind you this is more of cabin living so with that in mind come stay and enjoy yourself. They have small events in the main lobby building a few days a week that are a fun way to meet people. The staff were all top notch and friendly. Special shout out to Susanna she is great we really enjoyed talking with her.

Very cute little cottage for a girls weekend in Napa! Honestly had everything we needed and was in a great location. Staff was very helpful and the property was well maintained.

Vacation on the Napa River not far from great food & plenty of vineyards This is our second time at this location & still impressive with the scenery. Received an email for pre-check in and made our reservation check in fast and easy. Our unit is located right on the river walk and porch faced the river walk with green grass tall enough to mask the passerby from looking in the windows. The have plenty to do including a nice size pool, games in the front building and BBQs located through out the property. A gym & sauna is here to enjoy by appt only. Margarita get together is happening one night this week and they will text patrons is a sudden event become available to join in on. Staff are wearing mask and very complimentary to any & all needs. The unit is a one bedroom spacious unit with kitchen, wonderful high windows & treatments for shade, high ceilings. Its a nice quiet area to look forward for rest & relaxation.

Had a very pleasant stay here. RiverPointe is a compilation of cottages next to the Napa River. Our cottage was cozy, very comfortable, and super clean. There is a fully equipped kitchen. There are two TV's, with a good channel selection. There is a walking trail along the river. The location is quiet and peaceful, we had a solid night's sleep. Would stay here again.

Julie Gough8 reviewsa week agoNewVacation | CoupleWe were quite a bit surprised that these places were not cottages but in-fact they are mobile home trailers. Not my ideal place I'd choose to live for a week while on vacation celebrating our 6 year anniversary. Had the unit we stayed in, ... MoreRiverPointe Napa Valley (Owner)4 days agoHi Julie, thank you for letting us know about your recent experience. We would like the opportunity to make this up to you. Please contact our manager at (877) 351-3852 so we can understand your situation better and work towards a resolution. Thank you!RiverPointe Napa Valleyhttps://www.riverpointeresort.com ' ...ReviewsSpacious cottages with all the amenities. Friendly and helpful staff. There's even a walking path along the river that goes for miles.Booking.comhttps://www.booking.com ' hotelRiverPointe Napa Valley Resort"Perfect location, safe and spacious!! Staff was very friendly and accommodating. Loved the big fridge and kitchen!" Read more.8.8/10(722) · Prices for upcoming dates start at $250 per night (We Price Match)Booking.comhttps://www.booking.com ' hotelReviews of RiverPointe Napa Valley ResortEasy stay, particularly if you have a car. Homey and cosy feel with good kitchenette set up. The actual cabins are quite basic but really clean and comfortable ...Expedia.comhttps://www.expedia.com ' Napa-H...RiverPointe Napa Valley Resort Reviews, Deals & ...Travelers love the great staff, kitchen, beds, pool, and amenities. Stay at this 3-star condo in Napa. Enjoy free WiFi, free parking, and a fitness center.8.6/10(1,221)People also askIs it worth going to Napa Valley?Is Napa Valley fancy?FeedbackKayakhttps://www.kayak.com ' Napa-H...Riverpointe Napa Valley Resort - HotelsPros + · Wonderful little porch to sit under the trees and have a glass of wine.in 5 reviews · Felt every little move in the living room.in 5 reviews · Nice ...8.8/10(852) · $108 per night (Latest starting price for this hotel)Agoda.comhttps://www.agoda.com ' hotel ' n...RiverPointe Napa Valley Resort, Napa (CA)RiverPointe Napa Valley Resort has received rave reviews from its satisfied guests, with an impressive overall rating of 8.5. This charming resort offers an ...8.5/10(53) · room rates from $125 per night (USD) - We Price Match!tugbbs.comhttps://tugbbs.com ' threads ' rive...RiverPointe, Napa1) Location, location, location. It's walkable to downtown Napa, and 400 wineries are within a 45 minute radius. · 2) Quaint, comfortable single-wide trailers, ...People also search forRiverpointe napa valley reviews redditSpringHill Suites Napa Valley reviewsNapa Valley timeshareNapa Valley Marriott TripadvisorThings to do in Napa ValleyRiver pointe timeshares in Napa ValleySan Bruno, California - From your deviceUpdate locationTermsKaren Globaltravel1Local Guide·70 reviews·431 photos3 minutes agoNewLoved my kick off Holiday Season 2024 staying for long Thanksgiving weekend in a 1 bed/bath tiny home! I brought up Christmas decor to decorate the place in style! Absolutely loved having my own place, so much better than staying in a hotel. The kitchen had stove top and microwave, but no oven. I cooked my turkey dinner at home, packed it up and reheated it so not a problem. It had heat/AC, full size bathroom, TV, DVD player...in other words everything you need! Location is on Napa River so I enjoyed long walks on the path and the deer were not afraid and came close to my tiny home. The community is lovely-close to Oxbow Market and a super Walmart if you need groceries, etc. Definitely 5 thumbs up, will be coming back. BTW, there is a pool, clubhouse, hot tubs, & laundry facilities. Each tiny home has a deck with patio furniture, umbrella with BBQ grills nearby. A hidden gem!

extremely dirty. Desperately needs to be refurbished. Shower is antiquated And dirty. floors are warped. Don't forget to ask for housekeeping. they only provide if you ask. beautiful property, but so run down. This could be such a darling place. So sad, we were looking forward to staying here. Will not return.

TL;DR:1. Inflexible and unresponsive management.2. Inconvenient; front office closes at 8pm. 3. Ants common in the area. We spent close to $400 for 1 night's stay, so at the very least we expected it to be free of bugs... Not this place.My 9yo found lots of ants in & around the toilet. Then we found more ants scattered in the sink, on the bed, behind the pillows, on the blanket, nightstands and the floor. Some ants were moving; some not. When we packed everything back to our car and went back to the front desk, the one front desk lady were about to leave for the day. Their front desk closes at 8pm. She stayed to try and help us, although there was nothing she could do and she was in a rush to get home. Initially she said there was no other room left, then she said there's one left. However, my kid was too distressed to stay even in a diff room bc the room layout was the same. My kid was already paranoid about seeing more ants on that property. She even refused to use the toilet there. Maintenance guy dropped in at some point and put in a maintenance ticket for the next day. He said he lives nearby and found ants in his house too...ants just come out during rain season. The front desk lady was not authorized to give a refund. She gave us a business card to call the manager the next day, because he was already gone for the day. In the end, we canceled the next day's sightseeing, and drove 3hrs in pouring rain to get back home. The worst part of the whole ordeal was that the manager James Leveridge avoided our call in the morning. We certainly expected more hospitality from a small town. We expected at least an apology, but simply got ignored. He just gave us a very poor impression of Napa.