Top 10 Boutique Hotels & Accommodation in Livermore Valley Wine Country from NZ$187

White picket fence and golden grass at sunset on Greenville Road at Tesla Road, Livermore Wine Country, California

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Our top choices for Livermore Valley Wine Country boutique hotels

The Rose Hotel

Pleasanton

Kory

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28 June - 29 June

Avatar Hotel Santa Clara, Tapestry Collection by Hilton

Santa Clara

Seamus

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6 June - 7 June

Juniper Hotel Cupertino, Curio Collection by Hilton

Cupertino

Konstantin

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4 July - 5 July

Dinah's Garden Hotel

Palo Alto

Anna

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26 June - 27 June

The Domain Hotel

Ponderosa Park

Claudia

includes taxes & fees

20 June - 21 June

Hotel Zico, BW Signature Collection

Mountain View

ophelia

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4 July - 5 July

el PRADO

University South

David

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6 June - 7 June

Rosewood Sand Hill

Menlo Park

Maria

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3 July - 4 July

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Top Livermore Valley Wine Country Hotel Reviews

Grand Bay Hotel San Francisco

8/10 Good

"The rooms aren’t spacious. And I hate a bathrooms without fans. Funky."

Hilton San Francisco Airport Bayfront

10/10 Excellent

"Super easy and convenient from the airport. Love that they offered airport shuttle. I arrived earlier than check-in and they were able to get me right away. They also extended my check out complementary for an extra hour. Which was the perfect timing for me to go back to my flight. Staff was super friendly and professional would recommend 10 out of 10."

The Domain Hotel

6/10 Okay

"This is a slightly weird hotel. The design has a big indoor space in the middle, which would be fine, except that there's no natural light/openings. And some of the rooms are designed so that their window faces this space, which is also odd. The room was very nice, but the outer areas (front door, garage) felt more rundown and lower-rent than I'd expect at a place that is designated four-star. The elevator--first day I noticed it was a bit noisy. Then I noticed they had a nicely printed sign in the elevator commenting on this in kind of a jaunty way, and assuring me that it was inspected monthly. Nice. But later that night when I parked underneath, the elevator had a sign outside, apologizing that it was out of order. Sigh, ok. But then I realize I have no easy/obvious way to access the rest of the hotel--like walk back out the garage and around? But then I see a stairway on the far side of the garage. (Now, I have a pretty bad knee and really can't do a lot of extra walking or stairs, so I'm relying on this elevator). I get back in my car, figuring I'll just drive back out and park by the front door. Great idea--except everyone else has done this. The only place to park is the 15 min "guest check-in" area. It was my only solution. I explain this to the front desk --I'm noticeably limping and walking slowly--and she really doesn't like this idea (it's 11:00 pm), but says, "As long as you move it early in the morning." ;-/ (I did not, and it wasn't a problem, but sheesh)"