I have visited Cloverdale for about sixty years. My best friend lives there. It's a pretty little town. I thought I might want to live there once, but I could not have made the same salary there as I made in the greater Sacramento area. My friends and I ate at the railroad House. It was okay. Getting lost in Cloverdale is nigh onto impossible!
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Guest review by
Ann
United States
8.0
Geyserville is a small but charming town with an excellent...
Geyserville is a small but charming town with an excellent corner pub with amazing food. Lovely surroundings. I had to go to Healdsberg to find a drug store for allergy medicines, but it was close by. It was not a luxury stay by any means, but was fine for me -on a limited budget - for just two days.
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Guest review by
mbhomechef
United States
10.0
My family and I enjoyed a wonderful weekend here.
My family and I enjoyed a wonderful weekend here. The setting is absolutely beautiful, the home and guest houses are comfortable, well-equipped, and accurate to the descriptions. It is a big piece of land with many things to do. We are all looking forward to returning.
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Guest review by
Russ
United States
8.0
Geyserville is a cute little town.
Geyserville is a cute little town. We stayed there because it was closest to the winery event we were going to. There are some nice restaurants and a few cute shops. Catelli's Italian restaurant is excellent, with very nice and helpful staff. And the Geyserville Grill had a lovely brunch with very nice people. We stayed at the Geyservill Inn, which has beautiful grounds, but note that it isn't really walking distance to town if that's what you are looking for. Geyserville is also about as far north in wine country as you can go, so not central to wine tasting if that is all you are there for. But check it out ottherwise, as it's a cute town,
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