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The Premier Villa, 3 Bedrooms (Vineyard And Mountain) at Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley offers mountain views in a private, villa-style residence designed for groups and families. Sleeping up to 6 guests across three bedrooms, the villa combines intimate living spaces with resort services to create a serene vineyard-side retreat.
Each of the three bedrooms features a king bed with premium bedding, pillowtop mattresses and Egyptian cotton sheets, and the villa includes four private bathrooms appointed with designer toiletries, towels and both separate bathtub and shower. Comfort is assured year-round with air conditioning, heating, hypo-allergenic bedding and nightly turndown service, while a fireplace, desk and a 55-inch smart TV with premium channels, Netflix and streaming options add homelike convenience.
As part of the Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley experience, guests enjoy daily housekeeping, complimentary Wi‑Fi and 24-hour room service. The villa also provides an iPad, iPod dock, espresso maker, minibar, safe, iron/ironing board and outdoor balcony or patio space. Family-friendly amenities include a free crib and connecting rooms where available, while on-property dining, Spa Talisa treatments and vineyard experiences complete a stay that blends private villa comforts with the services of a Forbes Five-Star resort.






























The villa is categorised as Vineyard and Mountain, with mountain views from its balcony or patio. It sits within the working Elusa Winery vineyard at Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley, in the Calistoga AVA, with the Palisades and Mayacamas mountains as the backdrop.
The villa has three bedrooms, each with a king bed, and sleeps up to 6 guests. Every bed has a pillowtop mattress, Egyptian cotton sheets, a down comforter and hypo-allergenic bedding, so couples or adults travelling together each get their own room.
Yes, the villa has a balcony or patio for enjoying the vineyard and mountain scenery. Some villas at the resort have a private pool or hot tub, but this category's amenities do not include one. The resort's adults-only infinity-edge pool, the family Resort Pool and Spa Talisa's Spa Garden whirlpool are all on property.
The villa has four private bathrooms, one more than the number of bedrooms. They come with designer toiletries and towels, and a separate bathtub and shower. That makes it easy for six guests to get ready on a shared schedule.
It suits families well. The villa offers a free crib and connecting rooms where available. The resort runs the complimentary Kids For All Seasons program and a Kids Activity Room, and has a separate family Resort Pool with shallow splashing areas. The Adult Pool area is for guests 16 and over, and Spa Talisa's main treatment areas and thermal pools are reserved for adults. The resort also offers all-ages morning yoga.
You get a 55-inch smart TV with premium channels, Netflix and pay movies, plus an iPad and iPod dock. There is an espresso maker, a minibar, a safe, a desk, an iron and ironing board, a fireplace, air conditioning and heating. Free Wi-Fi, 24-hour room service, daily housekeeping and turndown service are included.
The nightly resort fee covers pool access, the 24-hour fitness center, fitness and yoga classes, children's club access and spa access. The exact nightly amount can vary, so it is best to check it when you book. Check-in is from 4:00 PM and check-out is at noon. Late arrivals are welcome until midnight, subject to availability.
Dining is on property. TRUSS Restaurant + Bar serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, with Golden Hour from 3:00 to 6:00 pm. Campo Poolside serves Cal-Mexican favourites from 11:00 am, 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 during harvest season the resort suggests booking 30 to 60 days ahead.
Calistoga has no beaches of its own. The nearest ocean beaches, such as Bodega Bay, are about 50 miles away, roughly 1 hour 20 minutes by car. The resort is better suited to vineyard, spa and hiking days, with downtown Calistoga about 0.75 miles away. A car is the best way to get around the valley, and the resort offers airport transfers for a surcharge.
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