Sonoma combines wine-growing valleys with small towns and a rugged Pacific coastline. Farms, restaurants and varied landscapes give the region appeal beyond winery visits.

Farmhouse Inn is a 25-room Russian River Valley hideaway where fireplaces, spa-like baths, local wine and a deeply personal concierge program create quintessential Sonoma intimacy.

A six-acre historic estate near Sonoma Plaza, MacArthur Place blends Victorian roots, farmhouse-modern rooms, lush gardens, locally driven dining and a restorative spa into a polished wine-country retreat.
A contemporary Sonoma resort woven through vineyards and oak woodland, Montage Healdsburg pairs bungalow-style rooms, destination dining, a serious spa and expansive outdoor living near downtown Healdsburg.
SingleThread’s five-room Healdsburg inn turns a stay into an extension of its three-Michelin-starred restaurant and Sonoma farm, with meticulous rooms, guaranteed dining access and a full-course seasonal breakfast.