Nice and quiet place to stay. We attended Bottlerock in Napa for the 3 day weekend. I would suggest soap for the showers.

The house was great, open floor plan, nice backyard, clean, great towels, and well equipped kitchen. (Heating was working fine, which is something I was worried about based on previous reviews.) The owner was very responsive and renting, getting keys, etc was super easy. Not giving 5 stars because furniture is a bit old and so are some of the condiments and things left in the fridge... But overall I liked my stay and would book again.

This home is exactly what I was looking for. It provided me with everything we desired in a weekend getaway. It was centrally located in a quiet neighborhood, close to wineries, downtown nightlife, shopping, breweries, parks, and the great outdoors! The backyard is a quaint oasis, perfect for a night in. The home itself has quirks and charm, something we personally love because it makes it feel so homey. It's spacious and comfortable. Per the previous review, the owner informed me he'd ordered new towels, but they hadn't arrived yet. No biggie. I just wanted to mention it for other future readers. I'd definitely stay here again. I also very much appreciate the price!

I’ll start with the good: nice open floor plan, and pretty nice furnishings. Now the bad: heater didn’t work at all, we froze all night and hearing the loud, constant clicking of the furnace trying to turn on all night long made getting to sleep even more difficult; the oven didn’t work, so we could not cook anything while we were there; there were no instructions for the TV, not that it would have mattered, there is no cable, satellite or antenna, and the TV is ancient, so even if you have a roku or media box, you can’t connect it unless you bring S-video connectors. There is a DVD player but no DVDs like in the picture, which shows a bookshelf full of DVDs. We did rent a DVD, but the sound wouldn’t work, so it took me a couple of hours going through a crap load of wires to finally figure out that it wasn’t hooked up correctly (very annoying); there is no washer and dryer; the vacuum doesn’t work; there is an ironing board, but we couldn’t find the iron anywhere; the faucets in the shower are backwards, so the hot and cold are mixed up (a note letting the guests know that would have been nice); there is food in the fridge and cabinets that has all expired at least a year ago (gross); the kitchen drawers and cabinets were dirty and filled with various “stuff” which made finding things difficult because they were so disorganized; the front yard vegetation is extremely overgrown and full of weeds - we arrived at night in the dark, and it was impossible to see the address; it was even a bit scary walking up to the front door (definitely nothing like the picture depicts); the driveway has two old vans parked there along with an old junky looking smoker (I think that’s what it was) and garbage cans, so there is very limited parking. All this makes the house extremely uninviting. And, to top it off, the street the house is located on looks really trashy (it was lined with broken down looking cars and unkempt yards). This was an experience I hope to never repeat again. We definitely felt like we wasted our money; such a huge disappointment.

The home was large and had 3 bedrooms. The beds were comfortable. The kitchen could use some deep cleaning and an upgraded set of pots and pans. The owner would be helpful in advising guests that he has two vehicles in the driveway. We arrived in the dark and it's a bit confusing if you are walking up to an occupied home with vehicles in the driveway. The owner has an interesting and eclectic record album collection which were fun to look through. The TV wasn't intuitive, so instructions on use would be helpful. The towels for the bathroom and kitchen could also use an update. We enjoyed the neighborhood. It was quiet with a nice park two blocks away. The home served our purposes well.

This place is an adequate accommodation for a wine country stay, reasonably priced for the area. Some challenges though - when we got there it was 50 degrees in the house, and it took hours to warm up. While I appreciate the owner's desire to save energy, this was a bit much. Instructions were to turn off the furnace when we left, so next guest will have the same unpleasant experience. There wasn't (or at least we couldn't find) the usual book of instructions for things like w-fi and heat.