Walking distance to all of the Yountville restaurants, this B&B is very cozy and welcoming. Our petite queen room was not much bigger than our bed but there was adequate storage in the small closet and dresser. We weren't in our room that much so honestly delighted with the price since the surrounding hotels are very expensive as noted in... More

My husband and I stayed at Maison Fleurie for 5 nights. We were in town for a wedding held at the Bardessono, but didn't want to pay the premium price for a room there. Our room was a "petite queen". The description on the website is very accurate. The room is small, but functional. The only complaints I had with... More

We stayed in room 9 in the Bakery Building, it was ground level and our patio looked out to the grounds and pool. It was like having our own back yard... Awesome! The room was the perfect size for us, with a fireplace, although it was warm for springtime, so we didn't get to use it. It did get a... More

We stayed in room 2 immediately (and when I state immediately, I do mean IMMEDIATELY!) to the left at top of the stairs on the second floor. The room was quite cramped. A tiny sink was immediately to the left of the door (separated from the bathroom). The bathroom was equally tiny with just a shower stall facing a toilet... More

We stayed at Maison Fleurie this past weekend while attending our friend's wedding. The inn is beautiful, perfectly situated in the middle of Yountville. Practically the entire inn was rented out by people attending our friend's wedding which made it even more enjoyable for all of us. We stayed in room 7 - which is very spacious and would be... More

The inn excelled in the little flourishes that make travel, even in an idyllic place, all the more pleasant. The staff at the front desk went out of their way to recommend restaurants, wineries (Elhers with its organic/biodynamic selection and olive garden was a favorite), and day trips. The breakfasts were nicely done... lots of fresh fruit, egg creations, and... More

We checked in on April 8, 2013. The gentleman behind the desk barely acknowledged us and handed us off to another young man. This person showed us around and took us to our room. We asked several questions which he could not answer. He said he'd find out the answer but did not. He looked a bit dazed and confused.... More

So, I used to stay at the $60/night Travelodge on Market St in San Francisco. Between that place and Maison Fleurie, you'd get a better night's sleep staying at the cheapest hotel in SF (on its busiest street) than at Maison Fleurie. (And better customer service, and more privacy, internet that works, etc etc.) I was hoping for a really... More

We spent the last night of a surprise weekend for my husband's 60th birthday. What a great way to end our weekend! Maison Fleurie is what I would picture a Country French Inn to be. We stayed in room #3 which was a small queen room. It was well decorated and furnished to accommodate the size of room. The breakfast... More