Farmhouse Inn
Hotel · Forestville ·
Michelin-starred farm-to-table dining, spa, and luxury rooms
Michelin-starred farm-to-table dining, spa, and luxury rooms
"This charmingly rustic retreat lives up to its name, tucked on a wooded edge of Sonoma wine country. Guests may be drawn in by the peace and quiet of the setting, but husband-and-wife Chefs Craig Wilmer and Amanda Hoang are breathing fresh life into the longstanding restaurant and providing an additional lure. Proudly espousing a typically Californian ethos of local and seasonal products, the pair’s culinary efforts—offered either as a compact prix fixe or a lengthier tasting—show care that goes beyond a passion for quality ingredients. Herb-laminated pasta is matched with foraged black trumpet mushrooms, while buttery black cod gets a Vietnamese-inspired aigre-doux sauce; to finish, a luscious semifreddo combining matcha, pistachio, and apricot." - Michelin Inspector
"Run by a brother-and-sister team with family roots on the land dating back to 1911, this well-located resort in Forestville defines a modern farmhouse aesthetic with flower-filled gardens, minimalist design in neutral tones and natural wood accents, and an inviting pool; it also features an on-site Michelin-starred restaurant that anchors its upscale, intimate hospitality." - AFAR
"A Sonoma wine-country hotel recommended for couples seeking intimate, high-quality lodging amid rolling vineyards and access to the region's culinary and tasting experiences." - Alex Schechter Alex Schechter Alex Schechter is a Los Angeles-based journalist who covers travel, food, and dining. His work has been published in The New York Times, National Geographic, Vogue, Travel + Leisure, Monocle, and Afar, among others. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"A family-owned luxury inn offering private, idyllic cottages, a Michelin-starred farm-to-table restaurant that elevated the property's profile, a warm, inviting spa, and added-value amenities (including partner winery tastings, arrival snacks, and nightly s'mores) packaged into a modest resort fee." - Amelia Edelman Amelia Edelman Amelia Edelman is an editor, travel writer, and content strategist. Her work appears in Travel + Leisure, Parents, Real Simple, and Better Homes & Gardens, among others. She's a native New Yorker now living in Nashville but often travels (with kids in tow). Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"Located at the inn in a quiet corner of the Russian River Valley, this is a splurge-worthy, seasonal prix-fixe dining experience from chef Craig Wilmer featuring ever-changing dishes such as bite-size tostadas, delicately cooked squab, and a reimagined baked potato. The property also offers a more casual, poolside eatery serving regionally sourced bites like fried chicken sandwiches and burrata for a relaxed meal." - Jennifer Maerz, Jessie Beck