We stayed here for two nights as part of honeymoon and were actually in the same room as last reviewer (agree size of room a little disappointing).
Check in was quick and informative, with the staff member showing around the property and the amenities explained. The staff also booked us cars and restaurants which was very useful. The Inn is about 5 mins walk from Main St, Napa and 10 mins from local restaurants.
Our room was lovely with a shared balcony (I do wonder why the balcony is not sympathetically divided) and the bath with jacuzzi bubbles delightful - also best dressing gowns ever!
Breakfast was lovely, both continental and a cooked dish and coffee and tea is on tap 24/7 (be warned coffee is pretty bad!)
For us, our first time in Napa we found the cost (over $400 per night) did not quite match with the quality (reflection on cost not quality) but as it's our first time - we don't know if this is the standard across the board in Napa.

We have travelled to wine country numerous times in the past few years and enjoy staying at bed and breakfasts. We especially enjoy the atmosphere provided by B and B's (meeting the innkeepers, nice antiques, fireplaces, etc.). The White House Inn is an old mansion typical in wine country. The outside was freshly painted and the grounds were nice. Coming from a warm climate we enjoy the cool Napa fall evenings which is one of the reasons we "upgraded" to a King Premium Suite with a fireplace. I don't know how the White House Inn defines suite with fireplace but this room (room 7) was far from it! It was a room not a suite. The fireplace was an orange light bulb placed behind an opaque sheet of glass (I'm not joking). I feel we were duped. For the money spent this was a real DISAPPOINTMENT. We will be going back to our old haunts: Honor Mansion or Candlelight Inn. White House Inn is Not recommended. From now on we ask if they have a real suite and a real fireplace!!!

We stayed here one night after having a gluttony tour for my husband's birthday (French Laundry and Ubuntu that day). So after having some 14 courses for lunch, we checked in at the White House Inn and my husband collapsed into a food coma on the bed in the afternoon. The check in service was great --we were shown all of the amenities, including the cookies, the wine service later that evening, the spa and pool. Everything is very well maintained and clean.

Trying to nap in the afternoon was difficult, however. first, the cleaning staff was vacuuming. that didn't last that long, but then another motor sound came on in a room above us --for the life of me, i don't know what it was. it was really loud in the bathroom, so i suspect either someone had their jacuzzi tub on, or maybe their bathroom fan was on, but it was LOUD. My husband conked out anyway, but there was no way I could sleep with that going on so I ended up reading the magazines the B&B provided in the room. (They also had housemade truffles there when we arrived).

Between that noise and being able to hear our neighbors conversations, I wasn't thrilled with the sound insulation. Also, there's a window between the bathroom and the bedroom --a stained glass, so you can't see through, but you can definitely HEAR through. So if you're going for a first weekend with your new boyfriend and don't want him to hear everything that you're doing in the bathroom, maybe see if they have a room that doesn't have that window.

Of course, that's just a fact of life in these old houses --and this really is a beautiful old house. It was built by a leather magnate, the man who created the Napa leather tanning process, and so some of the wall panels are actually supposedly made of leather! So it is full of charm, and also the drawbacks of the old houses --the noise, the loud fans and such. Since I lived in a Victorian in SF for 11 years I'm kinda over the charm part and prefer things like insulation.

I should say that breakfast was really delicious --the hot entree was a sausage omelet, and the buffet has cold cereal, smoothies, muffins, juice, coffee, tea, fruit, and yogurt. The chocolate chip cookies were delicious, and I really have no complaints about the staff or the service.

The price seems high for what you get, but unfortunately, everything in Napa is just expensive --and a lot of the other places seemed even funkier, with the tub in the room and stuff. So while this is of average price, it was definitely no bargain.

My husband and I stayed at this B&B just this past weekend and just a wonderful time. The rooms were quaint and charming. Pool, patio, and jacuzzi were quite inviting. The food, service, and complimentary wine and cheese in the evening could not be beat. We only wish we had more time. This inn was simply lovely, and very close to downtown Napa and Yountville. If you are in the area, we highly recommend a visit.