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For a family stay in Calistoga, plan a pool afternoon around the shallow areas of the Resort Pool and lunch at Campo Poolside.

What makes it special

Take the vineyard walking trails for a closer look at the Cabernet Sauvignon vines and a quiet start to your morning.

Room to consider

Request vineyard-facing outdoor space if you expect to linger over breakfast, and make the outlook a priority before comparing room sizes.

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Book Auro for the evening you want to linger over a Napa Valley tasting menu, then keep the rest of that night free.

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Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley

Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley sits in Calistoga, at the northern end of Napa Valley, within a working organic Cabernet Sauvignon vineyard. Vines occupy 4.7 acres of the 22.5-acre property, with the Palisades Mountains beyond. Elusa Winery gives the setting a purpose beyond the view: guests can walk from their room to a tasting rather than scheduling every wine experience as a drive. That connection to the land is the clearest reason to stay here.

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Rooms

  • 85 85

Hotel Style

  • Charming Charming

Leisure

  • Fitness Fitness
  • Pool Pool
  • Spa Spa

Experiences

  • Wellness Wellness
  • Romantic Romantic

Facilities

  • Pet Friendly Pet Friendly
  • Wheelchair Accessible Wheelchair Accessible
  • Gourmet Restaurant Gourmet Restaurant
  • Connecting Rooms Connecting Rooms

Rooms & Suites at Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley

Resort Room
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Resort Room

480–530 sqft
From 1’042 USD

The room is in the heart of the resort, on the first or second floor. Its farmhouse design combines wood, metal and cement with a...

Vineyard Room
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Vineyard Room

480–530 sqft
From 1’158 USD

These rooms sit on the first and second floors of the villa buildings. Organic Cabernet Sauvignon vines grow throughout the setting. Live-edge wooden headboards and...

Vineyard & Palisades Mountain View Room
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Vineyard & Palisades Mountain View Room

480–530 sqft
From 1’524 USD

The upper-floor setting looks toward neighboring Kenefick Ranch. A custom live-edge wooden headboard and local artwork bring farmhouse details into the room. The design combines...

1 Bedroom Resort Suite
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1 Bedroom Resort Suite

960 sqft
From 2’699 USD

The living area is separate from the bedroom in this first- or second-floor suite. The interior pairs farmhouse styling with modern wood, metal and cement...

1 Bedroom Vineyard View Suite
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1 Bedroom Vineyard View Suite

960 sqft
From 2’929 USD

The living room stands apart from the bedroom, with space for dining and sitting. An outdoor table has places for six guests. Wood, metal and...

Vineyard & Palisades Mountain View Suite
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Vineyard & Palisades Mountain View Suite

960 sqft
From 3’160 USD

The first- and second-floor suites have a private bedroom and separate living area. One living-room layout has a dining table, with a sofa and armchair...

2 Bedroom Premier Vineyard View Suite
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2 Bedroom Premier Vineyard View Suite

1,440 sqft
From 4’330 USD

This stand-alone cottage occupies a single level on the first floor. Its bedrooms sit alongside a private sitting area and dining space. Farmhouse details continue...

2 Bedroom Vineyard & Mountain View Villa
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2 Bedroom Vineyard & Mountain View Villa

2,303 sqft
From 5’237 USD

This private home sits at the edge of the resort, with sliding glass doors between its indoor living spaces and the backyard. A barbecue grill...

3 Bedroom Vineyard & Mountain View Villa
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3 Bedroom Vineyard & Mountain View Villa

2,497 sqft
From 5’583 USD

The home sits at the edge of the resort with a private backyard. Sliding glass doors link the indoor living spaces to the outdoor area....

3 Bedroom Premier Vineyard & Mountain View Villa
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3 Bedroom Premier Vineyard & Mountain View Villa

2,497 sqft
From 5’929 USD

Sliding glass doors open from the shared living spaces to a private terrace and backyard. This home sits at the edge of the resort, with...

3 Bedroom Estate Villa
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3 Bedroom Estate Villa

3,391 sqft
From 6’269 USD

The estate occupies its own single-level building at the edge of the vineyard. The living room has a fireplace, and there is also a separate...

4 Bedroom Residential Villa
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4 Bedroom Residential Villa

3,455 sqft
From 6’551 USD

The residence extends across two stories at the edge of the resort. Its shared living spaces open through sliding glass doors to the backyard. Modern...

3 Bedroom Vineyard View Outdoor Hot Tub Villa
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3 Bedroom Vineyard View Outdoor Hot Tub Villa

2,497 sqft
From 7’657 USD

This south-facing home sits at the edge of the resort, with a private terrace and backyard beyond sliding glass doors. The yard includes a barbecue...

3 Bedroom Vineyard & Mountain Premier Villa
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3 Bedroom Vineyard & Mountain Premier Villa

2,497 sqft
From 7’657 USD

Italian-style landscaping and mature olive trees surround this private home. Sliding glass doors open to a terrace and backyard, where a barbecue grill and fire...

4 Bedroom Vineyard & Mountain View Pool Villa
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4 Bedroom Vineyard & Mountain View Pool Villa

3,455 sqft
From 8’766 USD

A private terrace and backyard extend beyond the home's sliding glass doors. The setting is at the edge of the resort, with modern farmhouse décor...

Winemaker Thomas Rivers Brown works with Elusa, whose vineyard is organically farmed by hand within the Calistoga American Viticultural Area. Guided tastings introduce the wines and the growing conditions behind them. The landscape has its own calendar, with green shoots in spring, grapes changing color in summer and hand harvesting in fall. A visit in winter brings the quieter sight of dormant vines. Staying here puts those changes close to daily life, while leaving other Napa wineries as separate, planned outings.

The resort has 95 accommodations, comprising 68 guest rooms, 17 suites and ten rental residences. Interiors by Erin Martin and Hirsch Bedner Associates draw on Napa's agricultural setting through weathered wood, forged iron and ceramics. Every guest room and suite has a fireplace, wine refrigerator, deep soaking tub and private patio or balcony. Those details give even a short visit room for an unhurried breakfast or an evening beside the fire.

Resort Rooms, Vineyard Rooms and Vineyard & Palisades Mountain Rooms share a 480- to 530-square-foot size range. The distinction is chiefly the outlook and position within the grounds. Resort Rooms have a king bed; the vineyard categories also offer two doubles. A vineyard category does not always face the resort's own vines, since neighboring Kenefick Ranch forms part of the landscape. Custom live-edge wood headboards and a neutral palette keep the rooms connected to that rural setting.

On the upper floors, the Vineyard & Palisades Mountain Room faces Kenefick Ranch and the mountain range. Its furnished balcony brings the view outside the bedroom, while the bathroom combines a shower and deep tub in a wet-room layout, with double sinks and a separate toilet. The king configuration accommodates two adults; the two-double version allows two adults and one child. This is a good category to consider when the broader mountain outlook matters more than additional living space.

The Vineyard One-Bedroom Suite provides 960 square feet, with a separate living area, fireplace and outdoor dining for six. A powder room supplements the main bathroom. Despite the space for gathering, its sleeping capacity is two adults and a small child in a crib. A connecting king or double-double room can create a two-bedroom configuration. That distinction matters for families who might otherwise assume the living room provides extra beds.

For a more self-contained stay, the Vineyard & Mountain Two-Bedroom Villa has 2,300 square feet at the edge of the resort. Two king bedrooms accommodate four guests, with two full bathrooms and a half bathroom. Sliding doors open toward a terrace and backyard with a barbecue and fire pit. A full kitchen, washer and dryer, outdoor shower and two-car garage make the villa particularly practical for a longer visit. Its outlook takes in the Palisades and Kenefick Ranch rather than an enclosed resort garden.

Michelin-starred Auro is the restaurant to plan around for a special evening. Executive Chef Evan Neumann leads a seven-course tasting menu of contemporary American cooking, with French technique and Japanese influences. Seasonal Napa Valley ingredients guide the progression, and the dining room looks toward the vineyards and mountains. The Chef's Table places a private dinner inside the kitchen. Derek Stevenson oversees a wine program of around 750 labels, bringing local producers into conversation with bottles from farther afield.

TRUSS Restaurant + Bar gives the resort a more flexible daily dining room. Its brasserie-style cooking includes wood-fired pizzas and burgers alongside seasonal dishes made with local ingredients. Breakfast, lunch and dinner allow it to fit around a tasting appointment or a day spent entirely on the grounds. The vineyard outlook remains part of the meal without requiring a tasting-menu commitment. It is also a natural meeting place when friends return from different outings and want to settle over dinner.

Campo Poolside occupies the open-air space between the two resort pools, serving lunch and afternoon food when weather permits. Fish tacos, tuna poke, chips with guacamole and a burger reflect its California poolside approach. Room service covers breakfast, daytime meals and a separate overnight menu, with children's choices available too. Eating on your own terrace is another way to use the outdoor space, particularly on an arrival night when a restaurant reservation would feel restrictive.

The Adult Pool is a heated, 23-meter lap pool with five lanes, restricted to guests ages 16 and older. A hot soaking tub and reservable cabanas sit nearby. The separate Resort Pool welcomes all ages and has shallow areas for children, with daybeds and cabanas around it. These distinct settings let a family swim and a morning of lengths coexist within the same resort. Campo's position between them keeps a poolside lunch close to either part of the grounds.

Spa Talisa is reached through an olive grove, with eight treatment rooms, including two larger couples' suites. Outside, barrel saunas, cold plunge tubs, misting decks and a heated whirlpool extend the visit beyond a treatment appointment. Mud applications followed by time on the sun deck give the spa a tangible connection to Calistoga's bathing traditions. Inside are steam rooms and lounges, with massage, facials and nail services available. The appeal is in the combination of treatment spaces and time outdoors, not a tightly packed sequence of appointments.

The fitness center overlooks Cabernet vines and is accessible 24 hours, with Technogym equipment and free weights. A movement studio and outdoor exercise space allow a change of setting. For something less structured, bicycles are available through the resort and a bocce court sits by Campo. These are useful alternatives on a day without tastings, especially for companions who would rather spend part of the morning moving than remain by the pool.

The Kids Activity Room welcomes ages five to 12 for games, movies and time with other children. It is an unsupervised space, so a parent or guardian must remain present; the concierge can recommend babysitting providers separately. Families staying in a villa can arrange a private chef for dinner at home. Outside the resort, the concierge can help with bike rentals and routes along the Napa Valley Vine Trail, giving a family visit options beyond winery appointments.

The entrance is at 400 Silverado Trail, a few minutes from Calistoga. Charles M. Schulz Sonoma County Airport is about 20 miles away, with a hotel driving estimate of 35 minutes. From San Francisco International Airport, the hotel estimates around 90 minutes; traffic can make either journey longer. Arrange transport and important dining or tasting reservations before arrival. The resort works because it makes Napa feel complete without making every good moment require a drive.

Why we love this hotel

Why we love this hotel

Guided tastings at Elusa Winery explain Calistoga's growing conditions and wine styles, adding context to the vines surrounding your accommodation.

TRUSS offers a brasserie-style alternative to tasting menus, with vineyard views and seasonal dishes that suit a less structured evening at the resort.

Spa Talisa's outdoor whirlpool and misting decks let you spend spa time in the vineyard landscape, not only inside a treatment room.

Location of FOUR SEASONS NAPA VALLEY

400 Silverado Trl N, Calistoga, CA 94515, United States

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What to Know About Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley

Is Four Seasons Resort Napa Valley worth it?

Yes. Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley is worth it for travelers who want a true wine-country luxury resort in Calistoga with vineyard views, a working winery, spa, pools, and Michelin-starred dining. It is best for couples, wine lovers, wellness travelers, and guests who want an immersive Napa stay rather than a simple hotel room.

Where is Four Seasons Resort Napa Valley located?

Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley is at 400 Silverado Trail in Calistoga, California. The resort sits at the northern end of Napa Valley. The location is strong for Calistoga wineries, hot-spring culture, vineyard drives, and quieter wine-country stays. Napa town and Yountville are farther south.

How many rooms does Four Seasons Resort Napa Valley have?

Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley has 95 resort keys, according to official Four Seasons hotel facts. This includes 68 guest rooms and 17 suites. The resort also has 20 private residences, with a smaller number in the rental program. This gives guests choices from classic rooms to larger villa-style stays.

What is special about Four Seasons Resort Napa Valley?

The resort is set within a working organic vineyard in the Calistoga AVA. It is also home to Elusa Winery, with an on-site vineyard and tasting room. This makes the stay feel deeply connected to Napa Valley. Guests can see vines, taste wine, dine well, relax at the spa, and stay in a vineyard setting.

Does Four Seasons Resort Napa Valley have a winery?

Yes. Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley has Elusa Winery on site. It is one of the most important reasons to book the resort. Guests can follow the grape-to-glass story without leaving the property. Wine lovers should reserve tastings or winery experiences before arrival.

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