Bardessono Hotel

6526 Yount St.
Yountville, California 94599
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Local Phone: (707) 204-6000

As one of only three hotels worldwide to have achieved platinum-level LEED certification from the U.S. Green Building Council, Bardessono takes its environmental commitment seriously.

The super-luxurious, 62-room property features sleek contemporary decor and a fine restaurant that prides itself on local sourcing.

Superb location in downtown Yountville is walking distance to many other restaurants and convenient to Napa Valley wineries.

Dog-friendly policies:

Size: All sizes
Maximum number allowed: 2
Cost per dog: $150 Per Stay
Percentage of rooms that are dog-friendly: All

Dog-friendly property amenities:

Dog Waste Bags
Cozy Dog Beds
Dining/water bowls
Special treats
Dog menu

LEED luxury contemporary pet fee Yountville

Collect Stamps at Yountville Tasting Rooms

If you’re up for a special-occasion getaway centered on food and wine and can’t leave your four-legged other behind, consider the oh-so-chic Napa Valley town of Yountville. This culinary mecca is chock-a-block with strollable tasting rooms and restaurants (most with dog-friendly outdoor seating). Some 19 tasting rooms clustered within a mile of each other participate in the Yountville Wine Walk, which awards prizes based on the number of establishments visited. more »

Paws for a Napa Valley Overnight

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When it comes to dog-friendly lodging in Napa Valley, there are almost as many choices as there are wineries to visit. Start your search by sorting out your parameters regarding type, location, level of luxury, price, etc., then delve into the dog-friendly listings on DogTrekker.com. more »

Where to Nod Off With Nina

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While there aren’t quite as many lodging properties in the Napa Valley as there are wineries, the options, from luxury resort properties to charming B&Bs to all manner of hotels, can still overwhelm. Where to start? With your budget, of course. more »

Let Sleeping Dogs Lie

Photo courtesy: Visit Napa Valley

A destination as diverse as Napa County deserves an overnight stay, and there’s no need to leave Bella home no matter what your budget. Whether you lodge at a luxury property (think five-star Bardessono, Solage, Calistoga Ranch or Carneros Inn) or make a short commute from an affordably priced chain property on the outskirts of the valley (such as Holiday Inn Express & Suites in American Canyon), you won’t have any trouble finding a place where you and your furry friend can share a room.

If you’re a fan of B&Bs, Beazley House in Napa has long been a DogTrekker favorite, and The Inn on First welcomes dogs in three garden suites with enclosed patios perfect for when your dog needs a break in the middle of the night. (It also has an outdoor shower station for four-legged guests!) more »

Sleep Green

Northern California leads the nation in the number of hotels—more than a dozen to date certified by the U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program. The road to certification is long and rigorous, involving strict standards for energy efficiency, waste reduction, recycling and such. Choosing a LEED-certified property for your next DogTrekking expedition shows you care: It’s like giving Mother Earth a pat on the head and a scratch behind the ears. more »

LEEDers of the Pack

Northern California leads the nation in the number of hotels—a dozen to date—certified by the U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program. The road to certification is long and rigorous, involving strict standards for energy efficiency, waste reduction, recycling and such. Choosing a LEED-certified property for your next DogTrekking expedition shows you care: It’s like giving Mother Earth a pat and a scratch behind the ears. more »

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