Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Ave; r weekday/weekend $159-189/$249-289; )
This entry-level business-class hotel feels generic, but has good extras, including full hot
breakfast. Upstairs rooms are quietest. No elevator.
Calistoga Spa Hot Springs
MOTEL
707-942-6269, 866-822-5772;
www.calistogaspa.com
;
1006 Washington
St; r $187-235; )
Great for families, who jam the place weekends, this motel-resort has slightly scuffed gen-
eric rooms (request one that's been remodeled) with kitchenettes, and fantastic pools - two
full-size, a kiddie-pool with miniwaterfall and a huge adults-only Jacuzzi. Outside are bar-
becues and snack bar. Wi-fi in lobby.
Calistoga Inn
INN
incl breakfast $129-169; )
Upstairs from a busy bar, this inn has 18 clean, basic rooms with shared bath, ideal for no-
fuss bargain-hunters. No TVs, no elevator. Bring earplugs.
Solage
RESORT
Trail; r $530-675; )
Calistoga's top spa-hotel ups the style factor, with Cali-chic semidetached cottages and a
glam palm-tree-lined pool. Rooms are austere, with vaulted ceilings, zillion-thread-count
linens and pebble-floor showers. Cruiser bikes included.
Indian Springs Resort
RESORT
$229-359, cottage $259-429, 2-bedroom cottage $359-499; )
The definitive old-school Calistoga resort, Indian Springs has cottages facing a central
lawn with palm trees, shuffleboard, bocce, hammocks and Weber grills - not unlike a vin-