Calistoga Inn Restaurant and Brewery

There was a blackout in Calistoga when we arrived. This was not the hotel's fault but I felt they could've been more prepared for it. Having flashlights for all arriving guests (instead of candles) could've been much better. (With no way to charge phones, phone flashlights didn't last long.) Also, there was a bar downstairs and we were told we couldn't have a drink because there was no way to charge us for it. We could've paid cash but I also felt they could've easily comped us one drink. That was disappointing.

The hotel was ok. It is very old but very nicely updated. It is VERY loud. If someone walks by it feels like they are in your room. A very drunk and loud couple came back very late when we stayed and we’re playing music and yelling in the hall. The other guests had to stop them because there is no “inn keeper” overnight. I won’t be staying here again for that reason...I also complained to the front desk and it was a “sorry” and that’s it. The restaurant and area was delightful and I would return there. Not worth the money at all, I’m very glad I got a deal through hotels.com and did not pay full price.

The cleanliss was excellent, but if you was sensitive to sound, it isn’t good .

There is no shower or toilet in the rooms, both are shared by all other guests. They don't have a parking lot, and to make it worse the nearby streets are really crowded. In a nutshell, this is a really crappy hotel for a big price..

Calistoga is such a cute area, so why not stay at a cute boutique hotel to round the trip off??? Rooms were quaint and cute, and the ambience downstairs st the restaurant at night was fantastic. Definitely does not have the normal amenities of a typical hotel or B&B, but it was a cute experience nonetheless. Suggest bringing your own bottled water and things of that sort for late night needs, and get used to transporting back to shared facilities like the good old college days 😊