We stayed at 3 B&B's on our trip and Christopher's Inn was the most expensive, had the smallest room and bath and was the most 'worn out'.
Pluses - The location is great - downtown Calistoga, walking distance to restaurants and breakfast (yogurt/fruit/granola, pastry, juice and coffee) was delivered in a basket to our room at 8am - a very nice touch. The room did have a gas fireplace.
On the minus side - the room was tiny. The bath tiles had mold. The wallpaper was patched/missing in places and dirty around the fireplace.
The room could really use a renovation.

I had no problem with the Inn itself, it was nice and cute and small and in a good location. The person who checked us in was very nice and friendly. But they seem to charge too much for what is offered. I chose this place because everything else was sold out or required a 2 night stay. In searching for a place to stay it seemed to me like Christopher's charges the same as the other places, but offers less. And the breakfast was delicious but so so small! Little tiny cup of yogurt, granola, and fruit, and little tiny squares of a pastry loaf.

It was a fine place to stay, but next time I'd rather sleep at a campsite and save a ton of money.

Romantic , private . We really enjoyed our stay. The morning breakfast delivery was perfect, a knock at the door and a picnic Basket with treats perfect. We will definitely return!

This is a great place to stay when visiting Calistoga. Though it isn't a spa, the quality and location allow one quick and easy access to local day spas. A bit on the pricey side, but welcome to Napa where everything's overpriced. Minor complaints - if you're a TV person, you'll be disappointed. But if you're in wine country to watch TV, maybe you should rethink your priorities. Mattresses tend to be soft. Great for some people, but just keep it in mind if you have a bad back - I always wake up stiff and sore. But what they heck... spas are all around! Breakfast could be better on the pastsry front - there are some decent bakeries in town that I would recommend the Inn look into for better pastries. But the knock on the door and the waiting basket are a lovely touch.

If you're looking for things to do in Napa, just talk to the lovely woman at the front desk. She's a living encyclopedia of the area and she will supply you with more than enough suggestions of places to eat and things to see.