My family booked a pair of adjacent rooms for a celebration. The rooms are rather small, but comfortable and squeaky clean. The rooms have small TVs with DVD player, and a CD player. The common sitting area is welcoming with a current newspaper, games, complimentary sherry, homemade scones and chocolate.

The host couple, Gillian and Nick are from England. Nick remodeled this vintage 1912 house mostly by himself. Gillian runs the kitchen and produced the best B&B breakfasts in my experience. Included were mimosas, homemade granola, yogurt and scones to die for. The hot dish was french toast on one morning and a quiche on the next. Both were moist and flavorful. The Inn is a little more pricey than many, but I felt the higher cost was worth it.

stayed at the craftsman inn, and didnt spend much time there, being in around all those wineries, but while there it was very nice, and Gillian was the most exceptional hostess, the breakfasts were out of this world, especially the baked french toast!!!!!!!!!!!to die for......
the rooms were very clean and quiet for being on a main street. and she had just had her cookbook published, and i cant wait to get it

All B&B's serve breakfasts, but this one serves an utterly distinctive offering each morning. The owner is English, but very astute to the subtleties to making fine food (she also knows her wines and is a fountain of information about Napa restaurants). Each breakfast exceeds your expectations and will rival any breakfast offering at the finest of hotels. Her son is being professionally trained at the Culinary Institute (I believe) and helps out with the B&B offerings – enough said.

The rooms are fine, clean and adequately furnished for a few days stay. The flat screens are dated and should be replaced. The only possible real negative about the place was the trucks on the road out front that start moving grapes earlier in the AM that ideal (harvest season only). That said, the gourmet breakfast makes you forget about missing a few minutes of sleep.

We stayed here last June and had a lovely stay. We were arriving from Yosemite so we got in a bit late so Gillian wasn't there. She left a helpful note for us to show ourselves in and no one else was in that night so we happen to have the whole place to ourselves - what a treat. We had read up on her website on suggestions for places to eat and wound up going to Cook - I highly recommend that you go there and we have Gillian's site to thank! The next morning she had a wonderful breakfast laid out for us before we headed out for a day of wine tasting. She provided bottled water - very helpful for a day at the wineries - and cookies and an aperitif in the room every evening which was a nice touch. Definitely enjoyed our stay and hope to return someday!