Luxury Hotels, Napa Style

Wine country delivers low-key opulence with character
Daniel Sogg
Issue: June 15, 2004

In Napa, luxury means savoring the benefits of being in America's greatest wine region. The first consideration for hotels is a special location. This means a prime position overlooking the expansive vineyards carpeting the valley, or one that provides easy access to the region's wares while avoiding the steady hum of the highway.

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