The Madrona
Hotel · Sonoma County
1001 Westside Rd, Healdsburg, CA 95448
Highlights
The Madrona is a beautifully restored Victorian treasure in Healdsburg, blending historic charm with modern luxury, perfect for indulgent getaways in wine country.
The Madrona is a beautifully restored Victorian treasure in Healdsburg, blending historic charm with modern luxury, perfect for indulgent getaways in wine country.
"The Madrona is an 18th-century manor awarded Two MICHELIN Keys, offering plush accommodations and a restaurant with classic dishes." - J'nai Gaither
"The Madrona, California has been awarded two keys." - Stacey Lastoe
"A Victorian mansion in the California wine country is now the Madrona, an uncompromising hotel that owes its brash design to the rebellious Aesthetic Movement. The Madrona stands on eight acres of a farm founded in 1862. The hotel comprises the mansion, a carriage house, and a group of standalone bungalows, each filled with throwback romance and modern comforts. The Madrona restaurant and bar on site sources the freshest ingredients for hearty, seasonal fare. The gardens implement regenerative farming techniques to promote biodiversity." - Mitchell Friedman
"A Victorian mansion in the California wine country is now the Madrona, an uncompromising hotel that owes its brash design to the rebellious Aesthetic Movement. The Madrona is part of the MICHELIN Guide hotel selection, chosen for its extraordinary style, service, and personality. The hotel comprises the mansion, a carriage house, and a group of standalone bungalows, all filled with throwback romance and modern comforts. Located just 90 minutes north of San Francisco, it stands on eight acres of a farm founded in 1862. The Madrona restaurant and bar on site sources the freshest ingredients for hearty, seasonal fare and the bar prides itself on its inventive cocktails. The half-acre gardens implement regenerative farming techniques to promote biodiversity. For those who want the glitz of Healdsburg with the serenity of a farm, this is a wine-country jewel." - Mitchell Friedman
"The Madrona may be new, but the Mansion, the hotel’s ornate centerpiece, certainly isn’t — this 1881 mansion was built in Aesthetic Movement style. The interiors, by co-owner and designer Jay Jeffers, are eclectic, incorporating period elements as well as modern interventions, a very fine art collection, and a boatload of antiques and curios collected during several lifetimes’ worth of travels." - Mark Fedeli
