Conveniently located along the main artery running through this iconic wine region, the Hotel Indigo Napa Valley is perfectly situated to enjoy downtown attractions and nearby wineries. Our hotel offers multiple spots to hang out with friends and recap your day, including a heated outdoor pool with a hot tub and a bar with a see-through fireplace, white-marble bar and wood-slab tables. Or you can retreat to your room, with its spa-like bath, contemporary decor in soft tones and Keurig machine to brew your morning coffee. The 24-hour fitness center lets you stick to your workout regimen, too.
Our onsite fitness center offers free weights, yoga balls, two treadmills, one elliptical, and one stationery bike.
On-Site Fitness Center Available
Napa is all about the craft experience, whether it's wine-making, farm-to-table cuisine or live music. Dozens of wineries, from iconic names to start ups, welcome you to sample their products. Chefs love tinkering with farm-fresh produce to create memorable meals culled from California's rich agricultural spread, such as artichokes or Dungeness crab, while a range of jazz, blues or rock artists perform around town. Our location is convenient to the Napa Wine Train, a stylish way to explore the area with limited time; and Oxbow Public Market, where the valley's most dedicated artisans serve and sell everything from cheese to oysters.
Every other year, Napa Art Walk creates a new set of 10 art installations in the downtown, representing artists from around the West. On exhibit through 2019 is "Shifting Perspecive," an exhibition that includes Todd Lawson's larger-than-life red chairs that are perfect for a photo opp.
Leave the wine-tasting - and driving - to someone else: Hop aboard the Napa Valley Wine Train's century-old railcars, including a circa 1915 Pullman with an observation deck called the Cabernet Sauvignon Lounge car. Itineraries include lunch and dinner options or tours with multiple winery stops.
A sibling of French winery Champagne Taittinger, Domaine Carneros' is one of Napa's most stately wineries. Take in the panoramic views from the château's terrace, where flights of bubbles are paired with some of California's best artisan cheeses. Daily 90-minute tours take you behind the scenes (tasting included).
Located inside the historic Napa Valley Opera House, Blue Note Napa brings to the stage blues, soul and roots-rock musicians - a mix of Northern California artists and touring headliners. The downstairs restaurant's menu features market-driven, seasonal dishes, such as pork-belly tacos and porcini-crusted filet mignon.
JaM Cellars' tasting room in downtown Napa boasts a welcoming living-room vibe with leather couches, Persian rugs and a music studio where you can sip wine and listen to vinyl. JaMSessions live-music performances are held on Thursday and Friday nights.
This intimate venue features a 125-capacity indoor cabaret room, as well as an outdoor stage. The performance line up Wednesdays through Sundays brings an eclectic mix of jazz, pop and rock acts. A small bites menu offers creatively named items such as "Papas Don't Preach" truffle fries, and there's a good selection of local wines and cocktails.
Hugging downtown Napa's waterfront, Celadon serves global comfort food in a former warehouse. Think entrees like braised short-rib bourguignon and desserts like lemon-meringue pie. As might be expected, the restaurant offers a deep selection of local wines.
Take a detour from Napa's wine scene to experience cocktails that wow at St. Helena's Goose & Gander. Celebrity mixologist Scott Beattie pairs his libations with such eats as locally farmed duck breast, pork chop and the “G&G Burger" — topped with foie gras, bone marrow or duck egg.
Experience some of Napa's best food and drink under one roof at this upscale indoor market in downtown Napa. Vendors include a coffee roaster, oyster farmer, cheesemonger, brewer, chocolatier and cupcake baker. Take your food to the outdoor deck on the Napa River.