Top Hotel Room: Honor Mansion Sonoma County

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Honor Mansion is a “resort inn” in California’s Sonoma County. There’s no place like a community that grows up around the wine industry. The people love their land and enjoy good food and good wine. Healdsburg is just that way and Honor Mansion is a great example of a perfect place to stay to explore the town and Sonoma County’s wine country. Honor Mansion is a beautiful, stately home under towering trees, waiting to give you a romantic stay in wine country.

Honor Mansion Vineyard Suite 3

Honor Mansion Vineyard Suite 3. Photo courtesy Honor Mansion

There are several different room options at Honor Mansion. You can choose to stay in the mansion for a more “B&B” feel. However, I stayed in Vineyard Suite III, nicknamed “Romanza.” The Vineyard Suites are my favorite rooms, set back just a bit from the main house. My suite had a king-size canopy bed, plush chairs, wet bar, bistro table, soaking tub with a delightful selection of bath salts, a gas fireplace, and a wonderful double-headed shower. The linens were luxurious and the bed was one I didn’t want to leave — except for the wine tasting the next day.

The best part of my Vineyard Suite, however, was outside on the back patio. The private patio had a couple of lounge chairs, and a large hot tub. After a day of wine tasting and shopping, a dinner in Healdsburg, then a nice cup of coffee from the main house, it was delicious to climb into that hot tub. After a nice soak, slipping between those luscious linens on that king bed was just too decadent.

Patio at Honor Mansion

Patio at Honor Mansion. Photo courtesy Honor Mansion

The grounds at Honor Mansion rival the rooms. I loved the outdoor patio where we ate breakfast each morning. It was a bit nippy, but the koi were swimming in the pond and the air was fresh. The gourmet breakfast was delicious. I swear that someday I will make the signature Honor Mansion Eggs Benedict and the Grand Marnier French Toast. Of course, mine will never taste as good as they did on that patio, but it will bring back some great memories.

Honor Mansion is a true find in the California wine country and, as with most of my top hotel rooms, the owners make the place even more special. Click here to read more about my stay at Honor Mansion.

Honor Mansion

Honor Mansion. Photo courtesy Honor Mansion

Honor Mansion
891 Grove Street
Healdsburg, CA 95448
707-433-4277

http://www.honormansion.com

Written by Susan Lanier-Graham

Founder and publisher Susan Lanier-Graham is an award-winning travel writer and author of more than 75 books. For more than three decades, she has explored the world in search of unforgettable “wow moments,” from the jungles of Thailand and the temples of Egypt to wine regions, coastlines, and hidden gems closer to home. Her work blends immersive storytelling with practical insight, helping readers experience destinations more deeply. Based in Spearfish, South Dakota, Susan covers travel, food, and wine with a focus on meaningful experiences. She is a member of the Society of American Travel Writers (SATW) and the International Food, Wine & Travel Writers Association (IFWTWA), and is a Certified California Wine Appellation Specialist (CWAS).

3 Comments

  1. Shirley Lanier

    Susan, these articles are just fantastic!! There are so many places I have seen from your articles that I think would be so very much fun to visit! The articles are so very informative and the pictures are great! I just want to go everytime I look at one of them!! Keep writing, maybe a lot more people will see them.

  2. chris

    To bad Healdsburg IS NOT in the Sonoma Valley, nice article though.

  3. Susan Lanier-Graham

    Chris – thanks so much for pointing out the “valley” error. It was definitely a slip. I put County in the title and slipped Valley into the text. It has been corrected in the text. I really appreciate it.