I stayed here very recently and was delighted with my spacious room, view of the vineyards, friendliness of the staff, and the quiet charm of the place. Vanity area could use brighter light, but the separate bath was great, with windows (a rarity!), a wide tiled sill for setting things + large fluffy towels. Bed was exceptionally comfortable and everything was sparkling clean. Unfortunately, I became very ill in the middle of the night and had to call the front desk. Extra stars for the night manager, who gave wonderful help, and with a kindness that went above and beyond.

I recently stayed here and was very annoyed at the noise level in the hotel. The walls are pretty thin and on top of that my room was only about 25 feet from the front desk. That night, I was trying to sleep but couldn't because of the very noisy group that was hanging out in the lobby. By midnight I decided to call the front desk to ask them to request that the guests lower their voices. To my surprise, the person at the front desk said that she really didn't want to interrupt them because they were visiting with one another. I said back, "It's midnight and I can't go to sleep with all the noise". In return, she said that she would say something if they didn't head to their rooms relatively soon. I was put off by the casual response to my request. The next morning I decided to tell the hotel manager and he said "Oh, someone should have told you there was a wedding party staying here!" I couldn't believe that was the reaction. No real apology or even concern over the fact that I was unable to sleep with all the noise. I can't imagine returning to this hotel given the lack of concern over my experience there.

This was our second stay at the Geyserville Inn. Great location, friendly staff and clean rooms. Showing a bit of wear and tear, but still a very nice place to stay. I would suggest getting new towels. Everything else was great. The location is fabulous and having the Hoffman House restaurant right next door is a bonus!

We stayed mid week at this inn. It is an older hotel, and shows slight wear and tear, but the charm of the place rests in its valley view rooms that overlook the vineyards, along with its peace and quiet. Our balcony room had a door that you could open, allowing you to sit outside and look at the vineyards and the distant hills. The Grape harvest was happening that weekend, and in the mornings you could smell the grape in the air.

The Inn is located at the north end of the Dry Creek Valley off Canyon Road, and Highway 101. It's just a short hop under the Freeway to the Dry Creek Road, and many wineries located south along the valley floor. Tremendous location!

Comfortable beds, clean bathroom, friendly owner staff, Raymond House located next door for breakfast and lunch, good coffee in the lobby all day long!

Wedding was taking place in the back vineyard area. So, available for destination weddings too.