Inn at Sonoma - A Four Sisters Inn

This is our (my husband and I) third year staying here right before Thanksgiving. The rooms are spacious. We love the breakfasts served with a wide variety of choices. The staff is very accomodating. There is an outdoor spa/jacuzzi to unwind in. We love that we can walk to the square for shopping and fine dining.

Very happy we chose this venue to stay. Well positioned just a nice (short walk) out of the main square to avoid the noise. Comfortable room, tasty breakfasts and the complimentary 5o’clock wine/cheese inclusion was a lovely touch. Friendly and helpful staff, ample parking. Would be happy to recommend this hotel.

Beautiful building and rooms. Delicious breakfast each morning. Only made it to two of the wine hours, one of which had a person from a local winery come; which was great. Beds were super comfortable. And location-wise, it's a short walk off the main square. Really enjoyed the stay.

You can visit places in Sonoma like the Fairmont or The Lodge, yet neither will feel like a luxurious home. Inn at Sonoma is a pure-class luxury hotel that is easy to stay in forever. We wanted to stay forever and are now motivated to stay at all 17 properties managed by the four sisters. I’ve been tired of the hard-core corporate vibe and now desire a more personal and gentle approach. Inn at Sonoma feels uplifting and embracing. I’m now hooked on the four sister' properties. The history of this and the other four sisters' properties is straightforward. Four sisters started a bed-and-breakfast from their family home and did so well that one of them branched out to help other B&B owners mimic her success. The four sisters' management company's last sister sold it to three employees who now divinely manage the 17 properties throughout California. You can find more keen spots to stay at the four sisters website Now, there is another story about Katelynn, who is a hospitality guru. She is a young young woman who emanates professional kindness and enthusiastic humanness. She was a bright light the minute we walked into the room. She Is a magnificent host who showed us several rooms, and they were all gorgeous; one was in the two buildings built in the '60s, and two in the more prominent new part of the property built in 2000. All the rooms were well appointed with sumptuous bedding, stellar bed comfort, high-end decor, and fabrics, yet ours had a beautiful balcony with a country view. Because we were celebrating an anniversary, Katelynn sent chocolates and a great bottle of wine—kisses and hugs for that. The breakfast is divine! Every day, the chef makes homemade, gourmet omelets, quiche, or some fantastic egg dish, muffins, fresh fruit, and potatoes plus plus plus. They also serve bread and bagels, and hot homemade oatmeal, and yogurt The wine hour is so lovely. You can drink as much wine as you like, have freshly baked cookies, and eat fancy and delicious charcuterie with cheese, crackers, pickles, and nuts. This property gives you so much food, so we didn’t pay for any extra meals, which saved time for more wine-tasting The best part was that we made friends during wine hour.

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Inn at Sonoma from the easy check in, the helpful staff, to the wonderful comfortable bed with luxurious linens and comforter. The delightful breakfast and evening happy hour added that nice touch to be able to relax and socialize before heading out for dinner. And great restaurants were just an easy walk away from the hotel. It was very hot, over 100 on the days we were there, but the hotel was a comfortable and elegant refuge from the heat. I want to visit again when it is a little cooler (it was unseasonably warm for this time of year) so that I can sit out on the patio and enjoy sitting in front of the fireplace. Next trip.