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Set within the vineyards at Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley, the Premier Villa, 3 Bedrooms, Hot Tub offers sweeping vineyard and mountain views and private outdoor space. Designed for privacy and connection, the villa frames the Palisades and rows of estate vines from its balcony or patio and invites you to unwind in a serene, residential-style setting.
Three richly appointed bedrooms each feature a king bed, premium pillowtop mattresses with Egyptian cotton sheets and hypo-allergenic bedding, and the villa comfortably sleeps six guests. The accommodation includes three ensuite bathrooms stocked with designer toiletries; each bathroom provides a separate bathtub and shower, plus plush towels and turn-down service. A living area with a fireplace and a desk creates flexible space for relaxing or catching up, and connecting rooms are available for larger parties or multigenerational stays.
The villa’s modern conveniences include a 55-inch smart TV with satellite and premium channels, Netflix, pay movies, an iPad and iPod dock, free WiFi throughout, an espresso maker, minibar and 24-hour room service. Daily housekeeping, an iron and ironing board, an in-room safe and a fire extinguisher are provided for comfort and safety, and complimentary crib service makes the space family friendly. Outside, soak in your private hot tub while watching vineyard sunsets, or step into the resort to enjoy Spa Talisa, TRUSS Restaurant + Bar, Campo Poolside and on-site Elusa Winery experiences — all available when you reserve your stay at Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley.






























The villa faces vineyard and mountain views. Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley sits within a working 4.7-acre Cabernet Sauvignon vineyard in the Calistoga AVA, so from the balcony or patio you look over estate vines toward the Palisades.
The villa has three bedrooms, each with a king bed, and sleeps up to six guests. That suits three couples, or two families sharing. Bedding is premium: pillowtop mattresses, Egyptian cotton sheets, down comforters and hypo-allergenic options.
The villa has its own private hot tub on the balcony or patio, so you can soak with vineyard and mountain views, especially at sunset. Calistoga summers run hot, with July highs above 98°F, so evenings and cooler months are when a private soak is most appealing.
There are three ensuite bathrooms, one per bedroom. Each has a separate bathtub and shower, designer toiletries and plush towels, and turndown service is provided. Every bedroom therefore has its own bathroom, which helps with groups.
Yes. A free crib is available and connecting rooms can be arranged for larger parties. The resort also offers the complimentary Kids For All Seasons program, a Kids Activity Room and a family pool with shallow splashing areas for all ages. The Adult Pool is for guests 16 and over, and the main spa treatment areas and thermal pools are reserved for adults.
You get a 55-inch smart TV with satellite and premium channels, Netflix and pay movies, plus an iPad and iPod dock. There is free WiFi, an espresso maker, a minibar, 24-hour room service, an in-room safe, an iron and ironing board, and daily housekeeping. A fireplace and desk add comfort and flexibility.
A nightly resort fee applies and its amount varies by date. It has been reported to cover pool access, fitness center, fitness and yoga classes, children's club access and spa access. Parking arrangements can differ by rate, so it is worth checking when you reserve. Check-in is from 4:00 PM and check-out is at noon.
Everything is on the resort's estate. TRUSS Restaurant + Bar serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, with Golden Hour daily from 3:00 to 6:00 pm. Campo Poolside sits between the family pool and the Adult Pool, and Michelin-starred Auro serves a seven-course tasting menu Wednesday to Saturday. Reservations are needed, and booking 30–60 days ahead is recommended in harvest season.
Calistoga has no beaches. The nearest ocean beaches, such as Bodega Bay, are about 50 miles away, roughly 1 hour 20 minutes by car. The closest airport is Charles M. Schulz–Sonoma County (STS), and San Francisco International is also used. A round-trip airport shuttle is available for a surcharge, and a car is the easiest way to explore the valley.
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