
Farmhouse Inn
Rustic-luxe country chic. Yellow farmhouse buildings, stone fireplaces, heated marble floors, and featherbeds with European linens. Feels like a wealthy friend's very well-appointed farm — warm and personal rather than slick and corporate.
Book restaurant dinner reservations several weeks in advance — the dining room is small and fills up fast
Why It Matters
Michelin-recognized restaurant, multiple Condé Nast Traveler Gold List wins, Travel + Leisure T+L 500 and World's Best Awards recognition. One of the few Sonoma properties where the owners are genuine multi-generational local farmers with deep winery connections, not simply hospitality investors. The restaurant has been a dining destination in its own right for years.
A 25-room boutique inn in Forestville's Russian River Valley, run by siblings Joe and Catherine Bartolomei — a fifth-generation Sonoma farming family. The property sits in a quieter corner of wine country, further off the tourist circuit than Healdsburg or Napa, and that remoteness is a large part of the appeal. The on-site restaurant holds Michelin recognition, the Wellness Barn spa weaves in locally sourced herbs and CBD products, and the concierge team has genuine, personal relationships with 25 regional winery partners who give guests genuinely VIP access.
Where You'll Stay
5 room types available
The Property
Eat & Drink
3 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
A customizable 5–20 mile bike ride through the Russian River Valley with Dave's Adventures in Bicycling. Customizable stops for wine tasting, lunch, or coffee. Paired with a 60-minute massage at the Wellness Barn on return.
Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve is 15 minutes from the inn — 805 acres of ancient coast redwoods, some dating back 1,500 years. The concierge can recommend trails for all fitness levels.
Hit the Russian River for kayaking, canoeing, or paddleboarding. The concierge can arrange rentals and guide you to the best launch points.
Bikes can be delivered to the property daily for self-guided exploration of the Russian River Valley.
Every night from 7:30–10:30pm at the fire pits. Made with housemade vanilla bean marshmallows, Valrhona chocolate, and graham crackers. Bring a glass of wine.
Every evening from 4:30–5:30pm by the fire pits, rotating winery partners pour and discuss their bottles. A genuinely good way to encounter smaller Sonoma producers you might not find otherwise.
A 6-hour guided wine tour with a sommelier covering three wineries, third-party transportation, and a Wine Country picnic lunch. Customized to your interests and can compare Napa vs. Sonoma styles.
The inn has genuine personal relationships with 25 Sonoma winery partners. The concierge curates private VIP tasting itineraries tailored to your palate and preferences. Access to hard-to-visit producers is part of the deal.
Complimentary access to a Volvo for exploring the local area. Subject to availability.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Private meeting and event space for corporate groups, intimate gatherings, and weddings.
Every room has a wine fridge stocked with a rotating selection from partner wineries.
Locally made, organic Sumbody products in reusable dispensers. No single-use bath product waste.
Multiple outdoor fire pits on the property. Home to the nightly wine hour and s'mores experience.
Central to the property, flanked by the barn buildings and gardens. Poolside FARMSTAND service available.
A complimentary wine welcome from partner wineries awaits at check-in.
Front desk staffed around the clock, with a concierge team specializing in curated wine country itineraries.
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