Auberge Du Soleil

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Are You Hip Yet?

Twenty years ago this spring, Auberge du Soleil, one of Northern California's most revered dining establishments, opened the doors of its inn, a handful of maisons scattered across a 33-acre hillside olive grove in Napa Valley. This month, the acclaimed "Inn of the Sun" begins a new chapter in its history, as it unveils a sophisticated renovation, welcomes a new chef and offers new amenities created to elevate the art of relaxation for which the Auberge has become renowned.

"Auberge du Soleil brought a new style of informal elegance, luxury and service to the world of hospitality 20 years ago," said George Goeggel, Managing Partner. "For many, it embodies the perfect retreat, and we've been pleased to see how many guests have returned again and again throughout the years. Few hotels age gracefully. At 20, the Auberge is better than ever."

Room Details

Terraced down the hillside with views of the Napa Valley, all accommodations at Auberge du Soleil feature Mediterranean-inspired decor with original contemporary art. All guest rooms, suites and maisons feature Italian linens, down bedding and duvets, Auberge du Soleil's custom-made bath amenities, plush robes and slippers and private outdoor terraces for relaxing or dining.

Accommodations also include plasma TV, DVD, CD and stereos, mini-bars stocked with complimentary beverages and snacks, espresso machines and toasters, wall safes, voicemail, data ports, turn-down service, welcome amenity and fresh fruit replenished daily.

A 2-night minimum stay is required for weekends and a 3-night minimum stay for holidays.

Wine & Dine

For many, the name Auberge du Soleil connotes cuisine first, with the inn of the same name a delightful afterthought. Indeed, Auberge du Soleil began as a restaurant created by visionary restaurateur Claude Rouas more than 20 years ago. Since then, the Auberge has maintained its legacy as a culinary destination, where innovative menus inspired by the bounty of Napa Valley are paired with wine in ways that delight and inspire longtime devotees.

Spa & Fitness Facilities

The Auberge Spa is a natural extension of California wine country's most luxurious country inn, Auberge du Soleil. Built for the exclusive use of the inn's guests, The Auberge Spa occupies a 7,000 square feet stucco building, overlooking the Napa Valley.

It embraces a nurturing philosophy embodied by a unique menu of body and facial treatments, which utilizes natural ingredients indigenous to the region.

To Do

Onsite:
Auberge Spa, Complimentary Fitness Classes, Boutique Art Gallery, Tennis court (instruction available), Outdoor sculpture gallery with picnic areas, "La Plage" pool, sun deck and whirlpool, Fitness Center & steam rooms

Offsite:
Wineries - more than 200, Local boutiques & art galleries, Hot-air ballooning, Bicycling and jogging, Golf courses, Hiking & picnics, Horseback Riding & Cultural Venues include: Opera House, Copia Center for Food & Wine, Lincoln Symphony Hall, Napa Valley Museum, Di Rosa Reserve Art Gallery

Accolades

Travel & Leisure - August 2007
Worlds Best Awards Auberge du Soleil #17 U.S. and Canada

Travel & Leisure – January 2007
500 Worlds Best Hotels

Conde Nast Traveler - January 2007
Gold List Worlds Best Places to Stay

Conde Nast Traveler - November 2006
Worlds 100 Best Readers Choice
Auberge du Soleil #6 - Top Top Mainland U.S. Hotel