The Old Crocker Inn and hosts Tony and Marcia really know how to make a stay at a B&B like home (or so I wish home was like this). Their attention to detail and their absolutely beautiful property are a must stay spot. The best B&B we've ever stayed in by far ! Even the location, which seemed out of the way at first, became the perfect place for rest and pampering.

Oh, this is an easy place to review. The cabin was upscale and quiet, the inn was situated in very spacious and well kept grounds, the hosts were gracious, the breakfasts were outstanding, there was a large library of DVDs, the main lodge had a very large space to breakfast inside or just hang out, and a charming outdoor deck. Everything had a "finish" that spoke of care on the part of the owners. Because it was in the country the sky was a spray of stars at night. Wild turkeys and deer and pheasants wandered through. We came to relax, and we did. Thank you, thank you.

Stayed here with my wife to celebrate our birthdays and for our first trip to Sonoma. The setting is beautiful, serene, and romantic. The innkeepers Tony and Marcia were gracious hosts and the breakfasts they served were sublime! This place has great history and personality and would go back in a heartbeat. At first we thought it seemed a bit out of the way, but there was much to do within a short drive in any direction. Great spot for a romantic getaway and to use as your homebase for exploring Sonoma County. Beautiful rooms with great character..

This is one great place. I am a real person that reallly stayed here in April 2011. It was our honeymoon. We're 55 years old and this is a second marriage for both of us. We're well-traveled and know a good place when we find it. This is a great place. A hidden treasure. It's high up on a hill overlooking a valley. The views from the porch that wraps around the propery are awesome. Take a bottle of wine just purchased from a local vineyard, some cheese and fruit, and sit out on the porch and take in the sights smells and ambiance of the area. It's a little out of the way - several miles from freeway and then up a long hill, but it's worth the drive. Cloverdale isn't a large town and the inn is several miles from Cloverdale out in the country. It's an old 1800's Cali ranch converted to a guest facility. Tony and his wife are the owners. They greet you on arrival and serve up an awesome gourmet breakfast every morning. They'll take care of your individual needs. They give you individual attention. It's unbelivable. I think every room has a gas fireplace. Probably not much use in July but we were there in April and used it every night. The decor of each room is antique, including the clawfoot tub. The bathrooms are dated and not plush, but everything works. Hey - you're not gonna hang out in the bathroom all day anyway. We liked the area because you're surrounded by vineyards and it's easy to get to Dry Creek area, Healdsburg, as well as one exit away from route to beach and Mendocino. It's a clean well run facility with very few rooms (maybe 10). You'll love it. Trust me !