We stayed at the Wine Way Inn for 2 nights in September 2009 as part of a road trip around California.
Nick was especially friendly and helpful, giving lots of tips on the wineries to visit, restaurants to try and other information on the local attractions.
The room we had was the smallest they have, but was still comfortable and nicely done out.
Breakfast was amazing! There were fantastic scones, pastries etc then the hot dishes were out of this world - the perfect combination of sweet and savoury and so imaginative! Good job I don't east breakfast like that everyday..!
The B&B is close to the centre of town so is handy to wander out for dinner and drinks without having to worry about driving. Calistoga itself was quite quiet when we visited but it was lovely to walk around and just relax in the peace and quiet!
The inn also serves wine & cheese in the afternoons which can be taken on the decking overlooking the gardens - a nice sheltered rest out of the sun after a day out tasting wines!

This place is a gem. Set in a charming Craftsman style home complete with original woodwork, a lush back porch for afternoon and evening relaxing, and Nick (innkeeper and chef).

On our 4 day trip, we stayed in what must be the smallest room. It was airy, cozy, and plenty big enough. With the back porch for sitting and all of Napa Valley for exploring, we didn't need a room any larger.

Breakfasts were California gourmet. Ingredients were locally sourced...literally garden to table. Fresh is a taste that can't be mimicked. Food here is definitely fresh.

Nick sets out quite the spread: an entree, home made granola, home made yogurt, fresh muffins, fresh fruit, and coffee from a French press. There is tea, if you prefer, but I'd suggest trying the coffee. He was instrumental in creating the blend that is locally roasted.

-Day one we were served an amazing fritatta with local Pardon peppers.
-Day two was poached eggs and sauteed vegetables.
-Day three Nick was sure to cater to his vegetarian guests. Knowing that my BF and I are avoiding simple carbs, he made a truffle omelet just for us. Breakfasts here are much better than what we got when we tried a local diner one day. Nick is obviously a man who appreciates food and knows his way around a kitchen.

The drawback to the Wine Way Inn is that it is right on the road. However, that does make it easy to get in and out. It is also located right before downtown. So, it's a short stroll to shops, food, and fun.

Thanks, Nick, for the hospitality. When we return to Calistoga, we'll be sure to stay here.

My husband and I recently stayed here for three days and had a wonderful time. The Inn was comfortable, very clean and in a great location. The breakfast was incredible! So much so, we decided against a hot air balloon ride so we wouldn't miss it :) We really enjoyed meeting and interacting with the other guests during our stay, it was truly a memorable experience.

We stayed at the Wine Way Inn in Oct. it's a lovely time of year and the grape harvest was still happening as well as the crush! The B&B owners are such nice people and gourmet cooks as well. Both days the breakfast we had were outstanding. In fact, they are creating a cook book to share the recipes. I am looking forward to buying it.
Please remember, you are staying in a B&B that means comfort but no large flat screen TV instead you get wine served in the evening, and a wonderful breakfast the next morning. It's a delight!

Thank you Nick.