Just came back from a few days in Napa and wanted to give a shout out for the Chanric Inn. We had a very nice room, including a very comfortable bed and big, modern washroom. Breakfasts were amazing and both owners, Ric and Channing, are super hospitable and welcoming. Will definetely stay there again next time I visit Napa Valley.

I love the idea of a bed and breakfast, but I'm usually turned off by the decor of these places. If I'm going to pay a ton to stay somewhere (let's face it, that's anywhere in this area), I would prefer I cool modern space.

The Chanric Inn is the best of both worlds! Sleek (small) rooms, gorgeous main part of the house and grounds, really delicious fresh breakfast. Totally ideal.

I spent a weekend here a while back and still hope to return. My husband really liked it too and we've recommended it to friends several times.

You must stay at least 3 nights to get a decent exposure to the brunch menu and to get the boy's back story - we extended our stay the experience was so good. Plan on 3 months diligent diet and exercise following the visit.
no pre planning required, as you can take Ric's recommendations on food and wineries, but don't miss eating at JoLe or trying Lava Vine and Failla (yes, Napa can do Pinot!)
Make sure you ask Dinnigan to demonstrate down dog.
We'll be back and hope to meet you there.

We enjoyed our stay at The Chanric very much. Of course, it is one of the very best brunches we have ever had- anywhere! Ric was amazingly helpful providing restaurant recommendations (Cook in St. Helena- perfection) and winery recommendations suited to our personalities which he identified in short order. We were thankful he was able to accommodate my husband's diabetic meal requirements and in a wonderful way. Love the herb gardens and wished we could have stayed longer than one night!