The McClelland House

Highly recommended. The newly updated (and renamed) McClelland House is magnificently appointed and the staff are absolutely delightful. We were well cared for during our visit.

We stay for the first time in this beautiful victorian house. Location superb. Near Napa downtown, we could go walking to near restaurants, coffee shops, shops. Etc.... The house is absolutely beautiful, the decoration, so elegant, furniture, paintings, chandeliers. All of extreme good taste. The anfitriona / owners are so friendly and down to earth, they make you feel you are at home. In the morning they have a chef. That will make breakfast , you can eat in the kitchen counter. Also. They have happy hour nights. The owner send us a text message inviting us, nice to meet other guests and have a nice conversation while tasting very good wines and cheeses. We have an awesome time.

Unreal experience. You can't even imagine a place like this exists. The tailored menu, the staff, the amount of fun and friends you make in this place...it's decorated beautifully, cleaned to perfection. Thank you for the hospitality and we will be back! Stay here! Over another place! Trust me!...

My husband and I are locals to the Napa area. We live about 20 min away and come often. We've stayed at numerous bed and breakfasts in the area and had high expectations for the Mcclelland.We arrived at 4:45. I had messaged the property the day before asking if an early check-in would be allowed and received no response. Not a big deal, there was plenty to do in Napa that afternoon.We walked in the front door was unlocked, we thought this was because we were expected. We walked into a dark house. No lights on. No reception area, no wine as stayed upon arrival, and not a person in sight. It felt as if we walked into someone's home uninvited. My husband called the owner and asked if anyone was around to check us in. The owner was somewhere out of the area, and clearly busy doing something else as there was a lot of background noise on his end of the phone. He told us our room was upstairs and provided us the code to get in. Well, this is where things went from uncomfortable to mortifying. We are on the phone with the owner opening our room and there was a couple in the room in bed! After apologizing profusely and closing the door the owner told us to go back downstairs to a different room, saying that it was a mistake and didn't know how it happened. We later found out that the maid hadn't this couple into the wrong room. Our new room was nice (the library room). They provided a complimentary bottle of champagne with an apology note. A nice gesture. But the room was not what we had in mind. The bed was comfortable, but there was a lot of guess-work in figuring out what controls did what. When we finally settled down for bed the porch light from outside lit up our entire room. After trying to ignore it and fall asleep, my husband finally got up and started looking for switches to turn it off in the lobby. With a few tries we finally found it and we're able to go to sleep. Breakfast was scheduled for 8-10am. We came in the kitchen around 8:20. There was a young man preparing some yogurt. We were not told good morning, not told to have a seat. Just started at awkwardly. My husband finally asked, "what do we do? Is breakfast ready?" He responded with "10 minutes" so we went back to our room and came back at 8:30. We sat down and again, we were not talked to or greeted, or even told what we would be having for breakfast. Just sat there awkwardly waiting. Omelets came out one at a time. Again, not a word. I had to ask for water, sugar, and a stirring spoon. I felt as if we were unwanted guests and an inconvenience to be served breakfast. Overall, the house is beautiful, the beds are very comfortable, the rooms are also beautiful. The hospitality and customer service was just atrocious. We have never felt so awkward or uncomfortable in a bed and breakfast, and to walk in on another couple in the room we had reserved is an experience I will unfortunately not be able to forget. Needless to say we will not be returning. The complimentary bottle of champagne and discounting the room was a very nice gesture, but there were just one too many things that went wrong. If you're looking for a similar atmosphere, but with good hospitality go around the corner and stay at The George.

staff canceled my reservation via email less than 24 hrs before my arrival, no phone call. they offered to pay the difference at another location only to not have their credit card go through. horrible management!

My wife and I wanted to get away for our 15 year anniversary and just have relaxation, sip wine, wake up late...no kids (we have three) and pause the work emails. The McClelland-Priest BnB was a perfect choice! I felt like a hero because she really wanted to stay in a Victorian. Business was a little slower during the week so we felt like the entire house was ours for a couple days. There are so many places to choose from and this one is a best-kept-secret. Did I mention their is an attached bathroom with a jacuzzi tub/shower? Major plus !Side note: It would be perfect for a large group of friends to rent out the whole place! Group getaways would be fun too! A leisurely five minute walk from the main downtown Napa Area. This is a winner!

I can't recommend this B&B highly enough. Celeste was very friendly and was a great guide to the local area. The breakfasts were fantastic as well! If we come back to Napa we will stay again.

What a beautiful property!!! Came up for a brunch/day party. Those of us who were celebrating our birthday were able ( there are only 6) to get rooms. Everything in the room was immaculate. I stayed in the Library, wow!! During the day party I met the owner,and had a glass of wine, what a friendly soul he is. I recommend this place!!! If you're looking for a quick getaway from the "Bay" I highly recommend this gem!!!

I booked a reservation for Memorial Day Weekend 2024, which was confirmed. today, out of the blue, the hotel canceled. no explanation, no attempt to book me in another place, nothing. just an email cancelation. is this the way they do business?

A definite disappointment ! We stay in Napa 2-3 times a year . The last 10 at the Inn on First . For our anniversary I decided to upgrade to what seemed like a special venue . Two nights at $1700 was going to be special . On checking in Saturday at 3:20 could not find anyone to let us in . Finally a young lady showed up and directed us to our room. No wine at checkin as promised. No chocolate or snacks ever . At 5 p m cheese and wine tasting was just two wedges of cheese , we opted to go downtown and enjoy wine and snacks instead . After dinner we found that we could not get water to go on for tub nor any instructions for the jets . We had to call the young lady for the situation . The next morning found we onlyhad one coffee cup and no glasses of any kind . Sharing a cup was an experience since one of us uses sugar and one of us likes it black . For breakfast there were 10 other guest and a full breakfast was served by a cook and server . There was no concierge or anyone to field questions on local winery's. Later that day at 5 p m found there was no wine tasting etc So we went to dinner .Monday morning no full breakfast so the four tensing guest were served French toast . All in all we found that the inn keepers had done major renovation and the property is amazing . But the fact that the innkeepers were elsewhere was reflective on what we encountered . Let us in .