CALDERWOOD INN, Healdsburg

Calderwood Inn provides rooms decorated with antique furnishings, plush beds with Italian linens, and en-suite bathrooms with designer toiletries. Rooms include free Wi-Fi, TVs, and DVD players. Some rooms feature skylights, ceiling murals, fireplaces, stained-glass windows, or 4-poster beds. Each of the ten guest rooms includes a private bath.

Guests can enjoy complimentary breakfast for up to two people per room served between 8:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. in the dining room. Coffee and tea are available around the clock in the dining room. A welcome wine reception is offered on the first night of arrival. The dining room showcases original wainscoting and a built-in china cabinet and bench. Guests dine on Calderwood's signature gourmet breakfasts at the large antique table.

The grounds are accented with rose bushes and flowering shrubs. Guests can sit by the Koi pond, overlook the quadrangle, or relax on the front porch. During winter, the magnolia tree blooms with pale pink blossoms. In spring, hyacinth, daffodils, jonquils, crocus, azaleas, and rhododendron bloom. Summer brings roses, flowering bower vines, begonias, lavender, gardenia, and rhododendron. In early June, the fruit sets as grape clusters and vineyard managers form a canopy to protect the fruit. The downtown streets of Healdsburg are ablaze with trees in fall colors.

Calderwood Inn is 20 km from Charles M. Schulz Sonoma County Airport. The inn is near Healdsburg Ridge Open Space Preserve (3 km), paul mahder gallery (1 km), AERENA Galleries and Gardens (1 km), and Hudson Street Wineries (2 km). To arrive from San Francisco Airport (SFO), follow Route 280 North to its end, where it becomes 19th Avenue. Sonoma County Airport is just 15 minutes away.

Calderwood Inn is owned by Wilson Artisan Wineries, offering guests complimentary tastings at eleven winery locations in Sonoma and Mendocino County. A designated smoking area is located in the parking lot. The Inn provides assistive features for users with cognitive disabilities such as Autism and Dyslexia, allowing users to focus on the essential elements more easily. Users with hearing devices may experience headaches or other issues due to automatic audio playing. Epileptic users can stop all running animations with the click of a button.