The Best Luxury Spa Hotels in Napa Valley, California

This family-run hotel and spa, in the heart of Yountville, takes mindfulness and relaxation to the next level. The rooms and suites are luxurious, and the landscaped grounds are enchanting, but it’s the B Spa that’s the real star of the show. The seasonal treatments are based around locally grown ingredients, including lavender and flower elixirs; go for a massage with shea butter-enriched chardonnay oil to evoke the spa’s location in wine country. Arrive 20 minutes early for your treatment to enjoy use of the infrared sauna.

The motto of this Napa Valley getaway is “Detox, retox, repeat” – and with good reason. The award-winning 20,000-sqft (1,860sqm) Spa Solage is inspired by the hot springs of Calistoga, and treatments include revitalizing mud and mineral water therapies. At the center of the spa, the Bathhouse features geothermal pools with temperatures ranging from icy cold to steaming hot. Following a relaxing treatment, why not indulge in a poolside wine tasting? Local wines can also be paired with local, seasonal food by the in-house chef.

This upscale boutique spa and resort is found in the charming town of Yountville. There’s plenty to do in the downtown area, from wandering the oak tree-lined streets on foot or by bike, to wine tasting and fine dining. When you’ve finished exploring, return to the resort for a spot of rest and relaxation. The spa features six treatment rooms, including two couple’s suites with Swiss showers and double hydrotherapy tubs. Opt for the Signature Experience, which uses antioxidant-rich Chardonnay Wine Therapy products to revitalize the skin.

Inspired by the south of France, Auberge du Soleil showcases breathtaking views, Napa Valley’s first fine-dining restaurant and a spa that offers a tranquil retreat. The picturesque courtyard, with a centerpiece fountain and surrounded by olive trees, is overlooked by Mount Veeder in the distance and provides an ideal setting to unwind. Each treatment is delivered with a nurturing touch to leave guests feeling relaxed and rejuvenated.