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ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON SUITE
The luxurious Robert Louis Stevenson suite is the jewel of the Inn, located on our top floor with private entrance. The expansive sitting room has two armchairs and a sofa in front of the wood burning fireplace. The amenities of the suite’s one and a half bathrooms include an indoor steam-shower, deep soaking tub, private spacious w.c. with bidet, dual vanity and an outdoor shower facing southeast.
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON NOTABLE
SUITE FEATURES
1,450 sq.ft. of living space, including a wrap-around terrace
West and south-facing wrap-around terrace with chaise lounges
King bed draped with feather duvet and luxury Italian linens
Deep soaking tub with breathtaking views
GUEST SUITE
AMENITIES
Top floor with private entry
Large, private wrap-around terrace with chaise lounges, overlooking Napa Valley
Separate living area with sofa
One and a half bathrooms
Spa-style bathroom with deep soaking tub
Heated bathroom floors
Shave mirror in shower and makeup mirror in bathroom
Traditional restroom with bidet
Plush Italian towels and bathrobes by Mascioni Hotel Collection
Purified water refill station
Wood-burning fireplace
Well-stocked complimentary mini-bar
Complimentary WiFi access
Large, flat-screen Sony LED TV
Apple TV with complimentary Netflix
Twice-daily housekeeping service
Light fitness equipment
Iron, ironing board and steamer available upon request
Dry cleaning service available upon request
Signature Be Here Farm bath products
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
SCOTTISH NOVELIST, ESSAYIST, POET AND TRAVEL WRITER
Born and educated in Edinburgh, Stevenson was a novelist, essayist, poet and travel writer. He is best known for works such as Treasure Island, Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, Kidnapped and A Child's Garden of Verses. In May 1880, he travelled with his new wife and her son to Napa Valley and spent the summer at an abandoned mining camp on Mount Saint Helena, now named Robert Louis Stevenson State Park. He wrote about this experience in The Silverado Squatters.
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