Wine Valley Lodge

Comfy, simple, affordable, a short drive to all the wineries and restaurants, and pleasant place to spend your vacation in Napa Valley. Loved it here.

Probably one of the cheapest lodging options in Napa. Positive:+Good location - if you have a car. It's about 1.5 miles from downtown Napa, and 5 minute drive to a big shopping area. The Century Theater parking lot is also where the Napa Farmer's Market takes place year round. +Economical (~$100-130/night, apparently you can get a local's discount if you live in Napa??) +Free Continental breakfast +Front desk staff is nice +Lots of brochures in the office for things to do in Napa Negative:-Bed was not very comfortable, blankets on bed looked old/worn-Shower area for the Double Queen Bed room was very tight -No coffee maker or water heater Warning: The room key gets demagnetized easily if you put it near your phone (we had to go to the front desk to fix it twice!)

I'm so happy we found this Motel! When we arrived late on a Tuesday Night I was worried it the neighborhood was a little sketchy, but felt good about the quaint atmosphere of the Lodge, and Check in went quick, easy and friendly. Then I saw our basic little Room still wasn't too sure about it. But each morning we woke up in a comfortable bed with beautifully maintained gardens outside our window. We would walk to the Breakfast area in our comfy clothes for coffee and a complimentary little breakfast to get our day started. My Man wished there was a coffee maker in the room, but I enjoyed the stroll, the Napa Valley weather, and smelling the flowers. I will say, they need a FASTER coffee maker, sometimes a line would form!By the time we left on Friday I was smitten with the neighborhood, it was beautiful and close to everything we needed. I would definitely stay there again, and you can't find a better deal in the area.

Not a bad place to spend the night if you are just looking for somewhere to crash.We came up for a single night to attend Del Dotto's Barrels and Beasts Party. Trying to find a place close to the vineyard that wasn't super expensive turned out to be a hassle and a half. Enter Wine Valley Lodge. At a little under $200 it still isn't cheap, but that is definitely Napa Valley cheap.The good news is people paying that price point are still respectable people. It may look like a motel, but my dad spoke with a couple people at the free continental breakfast and learned that many of them are well-traveled, middle class people.WHY 2 STARS: The room was a good size and clean, so why 2 stars?1. The AC Unit is pretty loud. Luckily Napa gets pretty cool at night so we didn't have to use it, but when we first arrived in the room, it was pretty warm so we turned it on. I can't imagine sleeping with that on at night.2. Late at night (past midnight) someone started pounding on someone else's door. That person kept it up for a good couple of minutes. I know earlier I said that the people who stay here are pretty respectable, but it seems like we had one bad egg.3. Half of the bed was damp. We returned from the Del Dotto party at about 11 p.m. and all I wanted to do was sleep. I was not a happy camper when I found out that half the bed was damp, but I was too tired to do anything about it. Since I was sharing a bed with my sister I had to sleep on top of two of the blankets so I wouldn't feel the wetness. Totally not cool.I'm hopeful number three was a unique situation because it is the main reasons I had to bump this place from 3 stars to 2. As long as you set your expectations that this is really only a place to crash then you'll be fine.

Lame. Made a reservation several months ago via website. Called today to confirm reservation, only to be greeted with a message that says they are closed until Jan 2022. No message was sent to let me know of this, and now I am screwed with no place to stay.

Unfortunately, I did not have the luxury of staying here... This review is regards to the management and reservations department being SHADY as ever. Short story, even shorter... Bottlerock Napa was rescheduled to COVID-19... And the dates got postponed to October. I went on Hotels.com and booked a room as soon as I heard... Was so excited, got my confirmation and everything. Yet about 30 minutes later, I received an e-mail from Hotels.com saying the Wine Valley Lodge cancelled my reservation due to an issue with my credit card.I call Wine Valley Lodge. RUDE, RUDE, RUDE woman on the phone picked up. I was polite as ever, and wanted to figure out what was going on with my perfect card. They stated that I need to reach out to Hotels.com, because they had the wrong rate posted, and they could not give me that rate because it was wrong, and it was not their fault.So pretty much this hotel didn't realize that there was a change in the dates of the festival, and they want to extort people for more money. That is completely despicable, and I would never want to stay here if I even had the chance. You should honor the price that was posted, and not try to lie to get out of giving someone the rate they paid for.SHADY BUSINESS, and I will be reporting this to the BBB.

A great option for Napa. Our room had a big fridge and a microwave which was wonderful. It's a good location and overall it was exactly what we needed. The continental breakfast included yogurt, bananas, cereal, mini bagels, and pastries. The downside: after one night our lower backs were hurting, after two nights we were in real pain. To be fair we both have backs that need support, but there was just none to be found. I also thought it was odd that there was no coffee maker in the room. You can go get it at breakfast I guess, but their breakfast hours are only 7-10, so if you are an early riser that needs caffeine find or bring your own source. As others have said, the walls are thin and you can hear the neighbors conversations if they are being loud, our neighbor was an UNHAPPY camper and hearing him be such a drama queen was some added entertainment for us lol. To the lady in room four: I would be happy to buy you a glass of wine. And next time remember it's okay to have separate vacations. If your hubby is going to whine and complain you can leave his ass at home; you will have more fun without him.

So every since I booked this place a few months ago I have dreaded arriving. Normally I stay at a hotel chain, but as you know when you come to Napa places like that can cost 300 plus a night and who really wants to spend that unless you are on a beach. There were two couples on this trip and we arrived around 6pm on Saturday. Upon entering the lobby area I noticed it was very clean and nothing was falling apart. There was a nice younger gentlemen that checked us in, very friendly gave us some suggestions for dinner, etc. Our rooms were side by side. Upon opening the room we all were pleasantly surprised by how updated it appeared. Now, the bed was kind of strange as it was elevated and there is a window that looks out into the parking lot so if that is open then you are level with the parking lot, but there are shutter blinds that can be closed so that takes care of that.There is a nice size tv and under that in the cabinet is a really big refrigerator. There is a nice closet to use to hang stuff up. The were plenty of outlets in the room and lots of options for lights as well. The bathroom was a decent size, two people aren't getting ready at the same time, but that is okay. The water pressure was great in the shower, however, the shower could have been a bit bigger. Now, there is a window in the bathroom that is frosted, but at night there is a light out there for security so you do need to shut the bathroom door to make the room darker.The bed was good, although it was a bit springy for our liking, but there was no issue sleeping. The pillows could have been a better they were kind of small and thin. AC worked great and it was VERY QUIET at night so noise to keep you up.Now I do agree that you can hear through the walls a bit. I heard my friends talking in their room when I was in the bathroom, but with the TV on you couldn't make it out. But without the TV on in our room I heard every word. I even laughed and texted my friend to say I heard what you said. LOL.We didn't run into any smoking issue, but each room there is a white plastic chair out front of the door with an ashtray on the window ledge, so I could see that being a problem if your neighbor is out front smoking.We did stop in to see what the breakfast was and they has some apples, oranges and bananas. A few cereals were provided in a dispenser and a refrigerator had a good amt. of yogurt in there to take. They also has some prepackaged bakery goods like you would find in the store and of course coffee.All in all for $159.00 a night I would most certainly stay here again. It was clean, quiet and not outdated with old 80's furniture.

I honestly didn't kmow what to expect prior to coming here because every hotel in Napa is about a million dollars a night for no reason at all... I was only in for a night and you wonder what could be wrong with an option as affordable as this? The answer is nothing. I enjoyed my stay here, the staff was friendly, greeted me by name and were very kind to me when I became forgetful with my key with 0 hassle. The room was very cozy and adorable and it was close to everything we needed it to be close to. I will definitely have another stay here one day soon, it was a wonderful experience

A solid 4 and a half, very impressed and still can't get over the fact even three weeks after the fact that we scored a room here (albeit significantly in advance and via Expedia) for about 80ish bucks a night during a recent visit for a wedding, when seemingly all of the other guests were paying upwards of 400 a night for comparably humble digs! Add to that the location was mere minutes (2-4 by car 15-20 by hoof) from thriving downtown Napa. Now tack on the facts that said room was clean, renovated and relatively nicely and modernly furnished, while the exterior completely retains its gloriously mid century Americana roadside motel un-renovated greatness. Also while the location is relatively hard by the highway it nevertheless still affords views of lovely Napa Valley mountainous vistas and gorgeous skies from seemingly every angle of the parking lot. Finally, the staff was uniformly sweet as pie and let us know that Elvis Presley Marlyn Monroe and other icons have stayed here during the course of its storied history. So, yeah this place is pretty awesome all around, even aside from the insanely low price, particularly comparatively that one can attain here.