Westin Versa Napa

     After a five hour drive from Medford I was ready for some pampering in Napa.  We arrived at the Westin Versa Napa an hour ahead of sunset.  Parking was free.  There was a very friendly front desk attendant that checked me in and gave

      The suite was huge with a large living and dining area, a full kitchen, separate bedroom, two bathrooms and a large deck overlooking the pool and hills.  The hotel location is amazing, with the Napa Valley Wine Train across the street and the Oxbow Commons walking trails with plenty of doggy poop bags right outside the hotel, which was very dog friendly with no pet fee. 

     We went for a quick walk at sunset and again the next morning into downtown which was a simple walk over the bridge or through the Oxbow Commons.  The downtown area is very cute with plenty of restaurants, bars, and shopping, an art walk, a river walk and historic homes.  Back at the Westin, the breakfast which I had as my Titanium amenity was great with house made granola and yogurt and they allowed me to eat on the patio with Oliver.  

 

The gym and outdoor pool areas were outstanding as well.  Overall an amazing hotel in a great location for downtown Napa and a perfect stay when bringing a dog.  


Westin Versa Napa Suite View

   

 

Westin Versa Napa Suite



Westin Versa Napa Suite Kitchen

Westin Versa Napa Suite Bedroom

Westin Versa Napa Suite Master Bathroom



Westin Versa Napa Suite Guest Bathroom
Napa River

Downtown Napa

River Front Napa

Downtown Napa


Historic Homes

Napa ArtWalk

Napa Murals




Napa RiverWalk

Westin Versa Napa Gym

Westin Versa Napa Gym

Westin Versa Napa Lobby

Westin Versa Napa Lobby & Bar

Westin Versa Napa Patio

Westin Versa Napa Exterior

Napa Valley Wine Train

Oxbow Commons

Westin Versa Napa Suite Patio

Westin Versa Napa Pool

Westin Versa Napa Continental Breakfast

Napa Vineyards

 

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