Hotel Coverage: SOLAGE
New Asian-Themed Menu at Solage Calistoga is OTFC
When we went to Napa last week, we did what anyone visiting Napa would do. We ate. We ate our way through the valley, we ate food with food, food on top of food and quite possibly would have had sex with the food if the opportunity was there. Did...
February 08, 2013
Saying Goodbye To Summer At Solage Calistoga in Napa
As summer came to an end last week, we headed up for one last wine country weekend in Napa, and stayed at Solage Calistoga. The newest of Napa’s Auberge Resorts, Solage is aimed at a hipper, younger and more eco-conscious crowd than its sibs, Calistoga Ranch, and Auberge du...
September 10, 2010
The Five Best Hotels for Father's Day 2009
Father's Day is Sunday, June 21st. You should have known that already, quite honestly. But since you probably didn't — and since you totes want to assuage your guilt by giving Dad something over-the-top awesome for his special day (which may or may not involve you) — we rounded...
June 09, 2009
NYT Finds Too Many Kinks at Napa Valley's Solage Calistoga
Since Solage Calistoga set up shop in Napa Valley more than a year ago, the reviews have been a decidedly mixed bag. Take TA reviews, for starters, where some folks love the relaxing and hip vibe while others still complain of opening kinks that haven't quite worked themselves out...
April 13, 2009
A Happening Pool Scene in Napa Valley
Napa Valley has a lengthy list of 5 star properties tucked in the hills and throughout the downtown areas that cost major coin. Although most have high design, finely appointed rooms, no one boasts a big, sexy pool like Solage in Calistoga. Solage, part of the Auberge Resorts collection of...
June 09, 2008
The Newest Napa Getaway for Eco-Conscious Wine Lovers
If you saw the Oscar winning film Sideways you might remember the fun loving Miles asking his more soul-searching Jack, "Can't we just... go back...and hang out?" Well, Jack would have said "yes" if they were staying at the comfortably cool Solage Calistoga resort and spa, a new diamond...
March 28, 2008
Partner Reviews: SOLAGE
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The mudslide is great fun; really nice break away from the old-school sulfurous-smelling treatments in the area. -
Take the house Mercedes out for a spin. Even the diesel R-class minivan is fun.
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Play some bocce ball, bonus points for playing at night when the courts are lit by interior pit lighting! -
Looking to relax? Try a yoga class followed by a day at the spa. We suggest the mudslide treatment for the ultimate Calistoga healing experience. -
I guess if there's one complaint I can make....I got a sunburn. I don't think it's their fault. -
Get the water massage with Robert. Absolutely amazing experience. -
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Best access to the central pool! Make sure to close the gate. -
Make a spa appointment! One of the best massages in the valley. Plus you can use the bathhouse pool area with the wet sauna.
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Absolutely lovely hotel. Nice rooms, wonderful restaurant, everyone was so attentive... -
Free Wi-Fi. Love the complimentary chai they had at the checking counter. -
Did the mudslide treatment--it was so-so. The best part was the geothermal soak. -
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Sitting at SolBar...one of the best spots in the Valley! Enjoy a glass of the house wine, an amazing cocktail or an outstanding meal. -
Must try the Sex in the Valley cocktail! -
Checkout their online offers. One of the few times that a hotel's package deals are really worth it. The Solage Experience saves you several hundred dollars alone and makes your stay even better. -
nothing like having a sex in the valley at solage, yum yum, come have some -
The 80-minute deep tissue massage is well worth the expsense! -
be sure to stay the weekend at solage. enjoy the incredible food. and be sure to ride your complimentary bike downtown for dinner.
The FOOD, the FOOD
The rooms are serene, the spa offerings remarkable, bikes on site brilliant; and the room with sofa bed and hot tub has a fence between the terrace and the tub to keep the munchkins safe. The highlight, resort notwithstanding, is the FOOD at Solbar. Oh my word; the "Lucky Pig" is a pork roast falling apart tender for two in its own little tureen with multiple condiments to make your own mushu pork. The lettuce wraps with shrimp are beyond beautiful, and sublime. The kids' mac and cheese is generous to a fault, and the other guests seem to think small children waving their spoons between bites are a plus. Lemon pancakes for breakfast? Who gets lemon pancakes for breakfast? Presumably someday, noone will go anywhere else.
Everything you could want in wine country...
Excellent restaurant, great gym, nice private cabins with cool layout. Nice grounds, Amazing bathrobes, like wearing a marshmallow. All in all, great place...
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