Lavender, A Four Sisters Inn

Absolutely the nicest Inn we’ve ever stayed at with some of the friendliest employees. We adored our stay with Lavender and it has set the bar very high for any of our future visits at other establishments.
The grounds are beautifully landscaped with scented flowers and manicured gardens. The hotel is conveniently located near many wineries and it is within walking distance of numerous acclaimed restaurants.
The rooms are immaculate and spotless. We’ve never encountered such a clean establishment. The rooms even smelled crisp and tidy. Not only are the rooms fresh, but they’re comfortable. The beds are clouds, the towels are fluffy, and the linens are perfect. All of the amenities in each of the rooms have been updated with modern appliances, however, they still retain the classic, antique ambiance that you expect in a French Inspired Country Inn. Even more importantly, for tall people like me, the rooms are spacious and well-​laid out (not cluttered at all).
We loved sitting on the porch for our morning coffee, while enjoying our freshly prepared breakfast. We cherished the quiet and relaxing night that we spent in the private whirlpool. It was an amazing place to unwind with a bottle of local wine.
We highly recommend Lavender and would love to return if we are fortunate enough to visit the area again.

Stayed here late February and had a wonderful experience. Staff was lovely, breakfast each morning delicious, lots to do and see nearby.
Wine and cheese in the evening very nice!
All and all a great spot to stay and walking distance to restaurants and tasting rooms.
They even have free bikes that you can borrow and ride around town.
Highly recommend staying here!

Very pleased with stay here. Rooms are well sized and all looked to have private outdoor area. Stayed in room with outdoor jetted tub which was in main house. Thought room may be noisy in the mornings with people in main house eating breakfast but all was quiet and the outdoor tub was very nice.
Definitely the best place we’ve stayed at for the price in Napa valley. Doesn’t hurt that their location is perfect for dining in Yountville. Just a stones throw from the French Laundry and a couple blocks from the rest in town. Would definitely stay here again.

The Good: Really nice room. Looks like recently remodeled. Bathroom was spacious and had two sinks. The grounds are beautiful and the porch is a nice place to sit.
The Bad: They allow children and we were woken up at 7:30 as kids were screaming and making alot of noise. Same were in the breakfast room playing video games as they yelled at each. The girl at the front desk did nothing.
Though they air conditioning in the room wad quiet and effective, be aware it has a governor
on it that will not allow you to lower the temperature below 70. It was hot at night and we had to open windows to sleep
The breakfast was bad very weak coffee with no fresh milk. (the Kurig in the room was much better). The fruit looked like winter fruit and nothing was ripe. No berries, peaches or nectarines. The quiche was some awful combination of artichokes and plain eggs. Though the bread was good it was 25% bigger than the toaster so you only got a partially toasted piece of bread.
It seems like for over$ 300 a night they could serve a decent breakfast

My boyfriend and I had to book accommodations for Bottle Rock in Napa and all the hotels were booked already. One nice person at one of the hotels referred us to Lavender four sisters bed and breakfast in Yountville. Neither of us had ever stayed at a Bed & Breakfast before. The place is quint and very lovely, the staff was friendly and our room was great. You of course get breakfast each morning, yummy and cooked in house there. I would recommend this place. And plan to visit again. Oh yes and I forgot my reading glasses and they kindly mailed them to me thanks for everything.

This is a 4.5 B&B. We had a great upstairs suite. Loved it! Great service and great low key atmosphere. Enjoyed breakfast and excellent coffee. Evening complimentary wine and hors devours were good. We will be back and are excited to try out other Four Sisters properties.

A beautiful, relaxing place to stay! Breakfast was amazing, the rooms were clean and cozy, friendly staff, location was also perfect– dining options of all kind, just walking distance. It was also a short taxi ride to wine tasting. Highly recommend to any couple looking for a quiet, relaxing, romantic getaway!

Nice and quiet location, yet you can walk a couple of blocks into the town. We’ve stayed there twice — last week was the latest stay and enjoyed it very much. The staff is friendly and helpful. The rooms in the courtyard are good sized, along with a private patio, and have the deepest bathtubs we’ve encountered.
The breakfasts provide a quite a few options, are different each day, and were tasty. The chef comes out to see if everything is OK.
The only thing keeping the rating from 5 stars was the very slow wifi. If I could rate it 4.75, I would.

This was my first venture at a bed and breakfast and overall i enjoyed it. i luckily scored reservations at The French Laundry and booked a room at Lavender purely for its location to the restaurant. It’s less than a block away so drink all the wine you want at dinner haha.
Since this was winter and low-​peak season, i got a really good rate here. Lavender seems set up as a bunch of different cottage style rooms and I stayed in room #8 which is the 2^nd floor of the main house. i thought it was kind of weird having to walk through the reception/​front desk area and past the staff and guests to get up/​down the stairs to our room. also no elevators for the 2^nd floor room so pack lightly cuz its a steep staircase haha. our room was super spacious though. king bed room with an entire living room/​sitting area and a full size bathroom complete with a jetted tub. it was more than comfortable staying here for the night. the décor is very cottage-​y and cozy — not really my favorite but it fit the theme of the place and of the city.
what i did love about this bed and breakfast experience was all the included amenities that come with your room rate. first parking is free! they have a small lot for guests but it didn’t seem like street parking was hard to find. also free wi-​fi and a nightly turndown service if you request it. loved the wine reception in the evening too. the wine is just set out in the little kitchen area for you to pour as much or as little as you want. same goes for breakfast in the morning which is served buffet style. the food is set out for guests to serve themselves and you can choose to eat in the dining room or just take it back to your room. loved that most of this bed and breakfast experience was pretty casual and do it yourself. me and justin b are pretty anti-​social so i appreciated the fact that you werent pressured to participate in any activities or mingle with other guests haha.
overall not a bad first b&b stay but i do think i much rather enjoy staying in a regular hotel room and having a bit more privacy and modern-​ness haha

The only good thing about this place is location and the staff. The room was terrible. the shower was awful and the breakfast just as bad.

I absolutely loved this inn.
Located on a quiet, adorable residential block, the tree lined streets and manicured lawns immediately drew us in. It’s all out of a fairty tale… the Napa kind. We found parking easily and directly in front of Lavender throughout our stay. Their prime location is not too shabby either. How can you beat a leisurely stroll to Bouchon bakery in the morning and all of Yountville’s fabulous restaurants at night? This was an important highlight for us. (Between you and I) Being so close also meant we could consume as much wine as we wanted at night and then just stroll back to our room. Just perfect. The area is extremely safe so we felt comfortable walking at night.
Tucked away behind wooden gates, I entered into our own private oasis. A fountain sprinkled lightly next to a couple of lounge chairs and hot tub. I’m not sure how everything fit into that small terrace but it did so nicely. The room and bathroom size worked perfectly. My only pet peeve was the small size of the closet. I was able to fit very little into it. The cozy room was mostly decorated in a French Country theme and really felt like I was entering someone’s home. Everything was extremely clean and in good working condition. There is a switch to turn the water fountain off and what a great idea that was! I did not think I would care to turn it off at all initially but, I was wrong. I am glad someone thought of that detail.
I also really enjoyed breakfast served each morning. Offered in the small café inside the main house, the dishes were all delightfully home cooked. They kept hot water and coffee out all day long as well as occasional snacks.
The reservations were made over the phone. I don’t remember her name, but the woman helping me was very sweet and helpful.
I will definitively return!

A part of the Four Sisters Inn B&Bs.
Very romantic. Very Quiet. Very Clean. A fun and quaint B&B that you must visit while wine tasting, just outside of Napa and close to all wineries.
We stayed in room #7. It was a very spacious lower bedroom. The front door led out onto the wrap around porch of the farm style ranch house. We had a large spacious full bathroom too. The kicker to this room however, is the covered deck just off the side of the bathroom that had a private sitting area and private jacuzzi! We were lucky to have a two night stay but would have gladly stayed for longer if we had the time.
We accidentally left the wine we had purchased the day before while tasting in our room. We called Lavender on the way home and they had it shipped to us that day, free of charge.

It’s no Maison Fleurie but a nice alternative since they were sold out. More of a contemporary French countryside inn. We got the upstairs room in the house, kinda felt like we had the whole house to ourselves afterhours, no a bad thing. Not as quaint as Fleurie but still charming. Nice wine and cheese in the afternoon, breakfast in the morning also included. We’ll be back!

This B&B is absolutely adorable! It’s location in a really great area and is the perfect place to experience wine country. Not only that, the staff complement the experience. We were immediately welcomed by Stephanie who was very kind and went above and beyond for us during our stay. Lavender Inn has such a warm and comfortable feel, when it rained one night I loved sitting by the fireplace with a nice cup of tea. Highly recommended!

Absolutely loved our stay. It’s so close to top wineries, the breakfast is amazing, and the rooms feel just like home. The service was truly top notch. The receptionist went out of her way to make sure we were comfortable, even bringing out fresh tea, coffee and cakes just for us while we rested in the lobby after a long day of wine-​tasting. The staff is a real highlight of our stay. It’s also way cheaper than most hotels in the valley. For a bed and breakfast I was also surprised how plush and comfortable the beds were. It may have been the wine, but I slept like a baby. Highly recommend!

Marion makes the Inn sing — love her stories and personality. Elliot is a helpful guide to the restaurants and the Inn is charming, romantic, with rooms that are large, private gardens and classy.
The breakfast is outstanding and a real treat with a different selection everyday!

Spent a lovely Sunday evening here on June 17^th. What a fabulous B&B in every way. From the greeting and hospitality of Danielle, one of our innkeepers, to enjoying our upstairs Room #8. King size bed with adjoining sitting room with a patio as well as a jetted jacuzzi in our bathroom. Very romantic! They even had birthday balloons for my sweetie’s birthday. So wonderful to go downstairs to the breakfast area and listen to French music playing on the stereo. Rosemarie, another innkeeper, was delightful and charming. This property was everything we wanted: romantic, quiet, charming, cozy and inviting. Hated to leave but will definitely go back!

I have stayed at several Four Sisters properties in the past, including a previous stay at Lavender inn. I have always been pleased, however my April 15 stay was quite a disappointment. Our room, number 6, had several flaws, to include stained bed sheets, a non functioning fireplace, a noisy piece of equipment on the back of the main building that ran periodically throughout the night making it difficult to sleep, and a bathtub drain that leaked continually, making it impossible to soak quietly in the tub. The adjoining garden was also in need of maintenance.
During checkout, I brought all of these concerns to the desk attendant. Her reply to each of the concerns was:
The housekeeping staff doesn’t speak English, so it’s hard to get them to check the sheets.
The fireplace repairman is coming later today.
That noise only bothers some of the guests.
There was no apology, nor an offer to reduce the cost of the room.
I completed the customer survey several days after my stay, and have yet to hear from anyone. I probably won’t stay at one of their properties again, solely because of the apparent lack of concern by management.
May 1, 2012 I received a letter from the Executive Assistant offering me a bottle of wine, chocolate truffles, breakfast in bed and a teddy bear on my next visit. I’ve added a star for this gesture. Should I choose to return to Lavender Inn in the future, I will edit this review again.

We were lucky enough to win a trip to Napa and chose the Lavendar as our hotel. It exceeded our expectations!
The staff made you feel like your mom was there taking care to make everything perfect for you.
Breakfast was huge and wonderful and having the little café was a nice touch for the romantic atmosphere. We had our own cabin that was huge with it’s own patio, water feature, beautifully decorated and stocked with books, videos and brochures from the local wineries and restaurants.
Each evening a different winery sent reps for a wine tasting which included evening munchies.
It’s a little pricey but well worth it for a special stay.

2.5÷5.0 would probably be most accurate.
I just came back from a little surprise birthday overnighter for my wife. It was a Travel and Leisure pick for B&B’s. So you’d think it was a sure thing.
Overall… I thought it was «alright». We even got the «special» room with the jacuzzi… which was a nice thing after the drive up to Napa. But bottom line… overpriced. Bed was «ehhh». Breakfast was average. The rustic styling could have used more luxury amenities for how much we paid. Coffee in the community coffee pot was extremely watered down. But, clean/​well manicured garden area. Good balance of modern/​rustic styling on the property.
But at the end of the day, not really worth it. I’m not a high roller… so unlike the rest of the Napa regulars, $ 300+ a night is a splurge. But maybe that’s just the reality of Napa these days. The –what you get for what you pay– «ratio» is a little skewed. Though I think what we were paying for was being across the street from French Laundry and their awesome garden.
If the room had a great bed and a stellar breakfast, that would have covered a multitude of sins. Something you’d think a «bed and breakfast» would at least get right. Looks like we’ll try again somewhere else.