Appellation Lodi - Wine & Roses Resort and Spa

We have always loved it in the past. This time they had just started a remodel. No bar. Patio dining only, which was fine for us. Limited menu and was was ok but not great like the past times we've gone. Rooms are spacious and lovely. Trees, flowers, fountains, birds create a beautiful and relaxing setting to enjoy your patio or balcony.

We're from Sacramento and on a whim decided to do a quick overnight here to celebrate our 20th anniversary. Place was amazing, staff wonderful, and food delicious. The resort upgraded us to a special suite free of charge and it was awesome. Highly recommend this hidden jewel!

I spent my anniversary weekend here with my wife. What a beautiful venue for a hotel. The landscaping was beautiful. Our room was gorgeous and very classy! We loved the upstairs patio, which provided us privacy and a great place to drink our wine. (You get a complimentary bottle with the room) With the exotic birds on the property and the tropical vibe the entire time, it felt like we were in Puerto Vallarta. We were sad to leave but will return again.

This hotel falls short of expectations. A zero rating is warranted, given the outdated decor. The building's interior is antiquated, and the rates charged are excessive considering the ambiance. The toilets are remarkably low, almost at ground level. The bed is extremely firm, lacking comfort. Overall, this hotel barely warrants a one-star rating, and even that may be overly generous. If you are seeking an outdated establishment, this is the place. The sound of the air conditioning is another concern. The noise from a system struggling to keep up with the June heat is ridiculous. I will not stay here again.

Beautiful grounds and clean comfortable rooms with great air conditioning. I did not get to try the pool but it looked inviting. The food at the onsite restaurant was incredible and there is a great selection of local wines at the tasting room. The onsite market made it easy to grab something to eat in the mornings.

I quite enjoyed W&R, was interesting the lovely lady informed me they had just redone the room I stayed in because I would have laid a good size bet the suite hadn’t been updated in quite a few years. Nevertheless the bed was comfortable and the room was pristinely clean. A few details, there was an electrical outlet without a cover and wires exposed, it could have done with a little better lighting in the bathroom and the contemporary photos of the rooms definitely didn’t match the rather bland beige 1980’s ‘updated’ feel. One other thing, the two macaws, Ruby and Bestman, are being feed striped sunflower seeds as their main diet. While they love them it’s like a human living on a diet of donuts 24/7. Liver disease is common with large parrots on a seed diet, especially a diet that includes striped sunflower seeds. It would be lovely if the owners did some research in regards to a healthy diet for Macaws. The restaurant they have there would certainly be able to accommodate a great diet for the birds. The restaurant and bakery/market are definitely worth a visit with lovely staff and a lovely selection of food and wine.

Cute little hotel. A bit overpriced for what you get. The restaurant was under construction. Drinks were good but overpriced. The little shops were nice. Breakfast amenities were scarce and overpriced. Beautiful well kept property. Nice pool.

I have never stayed in a hotel room with so many stairs! Our bedroom was basically on the 3rd floor (2 flights of stairs) but the bathroom was on the 2nd floor. Not good for using a restroom in the middle of the night when you are 71 years old to be going down a flight of stairs. If considering a stay.... do not request a suite. Perhaps their regular rooms have a bathroom on the same floor as the bedroom. Totally crazy!!