We stayed at this charming hotel for our daughter's wedding. It is adorable! They have a continental breakfast that surpasses any I have ever had, complete with English china and teapots! We felt like we were in Europe. The rooms are really nice with fireplaces and the setting is beautiful, next to a vineyard.The staff was so nice and accommodating. It really is a treasure and we hope to stay here again. The location is great, close to downtown, the wineries and restaurants along Main St. The only downfall was we could hear people above us and their plumbing, as we were downstairs. I will ask for an upstairs room next time, but we needed to be downstairs this trip. But, that would not prevent me from staying here again. Highly recommend this wonderful Inn!

We stayed at the Vineyard Country Inn for five nights, while visiting St. Helena Hospital for my husband's knee replacement. So it was not the usual pleasure trip to the Napa Valley, but our suite made it as enjoyable as possible. The exterior is charming, with slate roofs and charming plantings, and all the rooms are identical suites. The living rooms have a sofa and coffee table, fireplace, wet bar, and dining area. There's a tv, but unfortunately they built in a space for the tv in the brick fireplace surround, and now flat panels won't fit, so it's a fuzzy old style tv. The bedroom has a flat panel tv, comfortable king bed, and an extra bathroom sink, so two people can be washing up at the same time (only one hair dryer in the suite).
The breakfast room was lovely and overlooked the vineyard. Breakfast was self serve, and consisted of a couple different kinds of cakes or pastries each day, plus cereals, yogurt, hard boiled eggs, bagels and juices.
Try to get a suite with a vineyard view, but if they are full, the suites looking towards the parking lot are quite nice too, with private patios and a garden feel. I would suggest staying away from the suites which face Highway 29. Even though the sound proofing is good, it ruins the atmosphere to look out the window and see traffic instead of vineyards or greenery. But all in all, we felt this was a terrific mid level place to stay in Napa Valley.

We stayed at the Vineyard Country Inn for my daughter's weddng in July and our group had reserved about half of the 21 rooms at the Inn. Rooms were very comfortable, spacious with very comfortable beds and nice linens. The Continental Beakfast was served in a delightful room with a view of the Vineyards with better than average pastries and fruit, served on Villery & Boch china. The air conditioning worked well as did the WI Fi. The pool size was fine for such a small property and provided a diversion for the children in the party. The grounds are beautifully maintained with flowers and flowering trees and provided a good backdrop for photos. The room prices were well below other St Helena properties and the rooms are much more spacious. Would have given the fifth star, but the owner was unwilling to let us in our room when we arrived prior to check in time. I took it upon myself to talk to the Housekeeping staff, found out several of the rooms for our party were ready, and went back to the front desk to find an employee other than the owner who let me have the keys to our room that was ready the whole time. I spend 150-200 nights a year in a hotel and NEVER have this problem at the Hiltons and Marriotts that are usually my home. We were referred to the hotel by the winery where we were having the wedding and needed to get in the room early to get ready for the rehearsal that had an early time dictated by the Winery Employee who is married to the owner!! I think the Inn owner would be better off not dealing with guests, but the overall experience made up for his "Cranky Pants" attitude.

We spent Labor Day weekend in St. Helena for a wedding. The Inn was within walking distance of downtown - very quiet, even though it was on the main drag. Beautiful gardens. Lounged by the pool. Owner was very knowledgable about the area. Would definitely recommend it.