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Set among the estate vineyards with views of the Palisades and surrounding mountains, the Premier Villa at Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley offers a spacious, private retreat (size not specified) framed by manicured grounds and the nearby bocce court. Large windows and an outdoor balcony or patio bring the vineyard landscape into the living spaces, while a private hot tub adds a quietly luxurious touch for soaking beneath the stars.
Designed for families or groups, the three-bedroom villa sleeps seven with two king beds and two double beds configured across the bedrooms. The villa includes a well-appointed bathroom featuring separate bathtub and shower, designer toiletries, and ample towels. Thoughtful bedding details — Egyptian cotton sheets, down comforter, pillowtop mattress and hypo-allergenic options — combine with heating and air conditioning to ensure comfort year-round, and turndown service prepares the villa for restful evenings.
A stay in the Premier Villa comes with a suite of in-room conveniences to make your stay effortless: a 55-inch smart TV with premium channels, iPad and iPod dock, Netflix and pay movies for entertainment; complimentary Wi‑Fi and a workspace with desk for staying connected; an espresso maker, minibar and 24-hour room service for flexible dining; and practical comforts including daily housekeeping, a fireplace, safe, iron/ironing board and a complimentary crib where needed. Connecting rooms are available for larger parties. The villa experience at Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley is tailored to relaxed, private stays immersed in the estate’s vineyard setting.






























This villa faces the estate vineyard, the Palisades and the surrounding mountains, with the bocce court close by. Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley sits within a working 4.7-acre Cabernet Sauvignon vineyard in the Calistoga AVA, so the outlook is of vines and mountain ridgelines rather than a parking lot or street.
The three-bedroom villa has 2 King Beds and 2 Double Beds and sleeps up to 7 guests. That suits two or three couples, or a family or friend group who want their own bedrooms. Bedding includes Egyptian cotton sheets, a down comforter, pillowtop mattresses and hypo-allergenic options.
Yes. The villa has a private hot tub along with a balcony or patio facing the vineyard, a good spot for an evening soak or a glass of wine after a day of tastings. Resort pools are open daily 6:00 am to 9:00 pm, so the villa's own tub is handy for late evenings.
The villa has a separate bathtub and shower, designer toiletries and towels. With several bedrooms to share between, having both a soaking tub and a shower means guests can get ready at different times without waiting on each other.
Yes. The villa is family friendly, with a free crib available and connecting rooms for larger parties. The resort has a family-friendly Resort Pool with shallow splashing areas and a complimentary children's program, Kids For All Seasons, plus a Kids Activity Room. The Adult Pool area is for guests 16 and over, and the spa's main treatment areas and thermal pools are reserved for adults.
In the villa you'll find a 55-inch smart TV with premium channels, Netflix and pay movies, an iPad and iPod dock, an espresso maker, a minibar, 24-hour room service, a safe, a fireplace, a desk, an iron and ironing board, free Wi-Fi, and daily housekeeping with turndown service. The nightly resort fee is reported to cover pool access, the fitness center (open 24 hours), yoga and fitness classes, children's club access and spa access. The exact fee varies by season, so check it when you book.
There are three options on property. TRUSS Restaurant + Bar serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, with wood-fired pizzas, burgers and a Golden Hour from 3:00 to 6:00 pm. Campo Poolside serves Cal-Mexican favorites between the two pools and is open daily 11:00 am to 5:00 pm, weather permitting. Auro, Calistoga's only Michelin-starred restaurant, serves a seven-course tasting menu Wednesday to Saturday evenings. Reservations are needed at all three, and booking ahead is wise during harvest season.
Calistoga has no beaches of its own. The nearest ocean beaches, around Bodega Bay, are about 50 miles away, roughly an hour and twenty minutes' drive. The nearest airport is Charles M. Schulz–Sonoma County (STS), and San Francisco International is about 86 miles away. The resort offers a round-trip airport shuttle for a surcharge. A car is the best way to explore the valley, because ride-share waits can be long up-valley and service is reduced after 9 pm.
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