CALISTOGA INN
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Cottage coquet composé d'un hôtel, d'un bistrot à vin et d'un restaurant, implanté au bord d'une petite rivière à Calistoga.
Ce cottage coquet, en fait un petit complexe composé d'un hôtel, d'un bistrot à vin et d'un restaurant, implanté au bord d’une petite rivière et sur la rue principale de Calistoga, vous accueille en Bed and Breakfast. Vous apprécierez son atmosphère paisible et romantique. Les arbres qui l’entourent filtrent la lumière et rafraîchissent les chambres spacieuses. La salle de bains et le téléphone se trouvent sur le palier. Le matin, un petit déjeuner copieux est servi. Le Calistoga Inn est une excellente adresse aux prix raisonnables pour la Napa Valley.
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We booked one of the older motor lodge rooms, which - from the pictures and website description - we assumed were remodeled, clean, and well appointed. But while the room may have looked good from far, it was far from good. First, and the worst, was the bathroom. It wasn’t clean. The walls next to the sink were speckled with something… organic? It wasn’t a lot, but with something that gross even a little bit is too much. The grout in the floor was a dark brownish grey. At some point it had been white, and apparently someone gave up trying to clean it 5 or 10 years ago. There were broken and missing tiles in the shower floor, and the holes looked unhygienic. The toilet seat was straight out of the 1990s, and was so well used the finish was completely worn off in places. It wasn’t even a soft close seat. Toilet seats are like $20. There’s no excuse for a toilet seat to be in such poor condition. Then there was the hair dryer, with filters SO clogged with hair and lint it belched a noxious odor of burned hair and funk when it was turned on. Again, it’s like $20 to replace these things, and easy enough to clean. There’s no excuse for it to be in such poor condition. Not in a “4 star” hotel, and not for $500 a night.
The mattress and bedding were - at best - 3 star quality. As I lay on an abnormally fat pillow, I could count the individual springs pushing into my back in the mattress below me, and I tossed and turned all night.
To top it off, the linoleum floor inside the front door was ever so slightly sticky in places. Just enough to make us uncomfortable walking barefoot anywhere.
We also visited the Moonacre spa, and I have mixed feelings. Staff were amazing, but both the hot tub and steam room were out of order. The bathrooms & communal relaxation areas were small for the number of treatment rooms. So we had a great mineral soak in clawfoot tubs & awesome massages, but it would have been better with a steam and comfy seating to relax for a bit.
Hotel was quiet, and we had no problems with parking. “Snacks and drinks in the room are complimentary,” but in our room that was 2 bottles of water and single small bag of chips. In-room coffee was sub-par, and only included 1 serving of caffeinated coffee.
2/5, would not recommend. Seriously disappointed in this JDV property.