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[quote=Anonymous]A friend and I did it relatively affordably (nice, but not luxury accommodations, but a fair amount of fine dining) for 8 days in 2022 for ~4K/pp. For luxury accommodations add at least 1K pp.

We flew into SF, drove to Napa, stayed there 4 nights. From Napa visited Muir Woods one day (definitely do this, it was a trip highlight for both of us)  we Ubered into Sonoma one day and did the trolley wine tour and a dinner there. Another day we shopped, another we toured around Napa itself in the downtown. Then we drove up to Calistoga and spent three nights there. We did the mud bath spa treatment PPs mention, went for brunch at Solage (we thought it was beautiful but food overrated) and spent a day cruising around downtown Calistoga (wine tasting rooms, shopping, etc.) Then drove back to SF and spent the day there down at the wharf before flying home the next morning.

Our highlights were the Sonoma wine tour, Muir Woods, Wilfred's Wilfred's Lounge (huge tiki bar in downtown Napa), Calistoga in general, and meals at Ad Hoc, Bottega, the Girl and the Fig, and Evangeline.

Wineries we particularly enjoyed were Domaine Carneros (Napa, bubbles, gorgeous view) JAM Cellars (Napa, cool tasting room downtown), BR Cohn (Sonoma, pretty grounds and beautiful outdoor amphitheater as it was owned by the manager of the Doobie Brothers), Tank Garage (Calistoga, probably the coolest most unusual tasting room we went to, plus good wines and unusual blends), and the Vault (Calistoga, more of a wine bar/not tied to a particular winery so you can try multiple things in a gorgeous setting full of antiques. )[/quote]

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