WITH EVERY REOPENING, and every good word that a business is once again saying hello to longtime customers, people who call Sonoma Valley home, and who have to visit it as often as they can, find hope. And while the Tubbs Fire that tore through the region happened just under six months ago, many places are still at various stages of recovery, with a focus on welcoming fans again, the regulars who've eagerly awaited updates on favorite spots. One such spot, Kenwood Inn & Spa, was damaged in the fire, and subsequently closed. A refresh to the property's 29 guestrooms and suits followed, and a gussy-up for the lobby and other spaces seen by visitors, and now, with a flourish, and a lot of heart, and a big ta-da...
THE HAPPY DAY HAS ARRIVED: The Four Sisters property made its much-desired redebut on Wednesday, March 28. Guests who've come to love the Mediterranean spread, and its highly strollable grounds (grounds that encompass well over two acres), will find the destination they remember and adore, while those travelers who've been wanting to support Sonoma County in the months following the fires will have an excellent reason to book a room at the elegant but not-fussy Kenwood. There's a brand-new package on, one that festively coincides with the reopening, and it is called the...
PASSPORT TO SPRING: On deck for this delight-filled offer? "Enjoy 20% off regular room rates, a $50 per person credit towards spa treatments (maximum of two credits per room booked), a bottle of wine, and a Sonoma Passport for two, providing exclusive offers at more than 60 premier wineries in the region (a $59 value)." It all starts April 1, and is available Sundays through Thursday, with a kick-off rate of $311 per room per night. Final date? Stay by June 28, 2018. You're surely eager to raise a glass to this lovely inn, to see the new millwork in the lobby, and the other remodel-nice touches, so start planning now. As for the remodeled spa? That's coming up, with an opening expected this summer; stay tuned.
