Melitta Station Inn Reviews

My husband and I stayed with Jackie and Tim August 2009. It is a home away from home. This was our second stay at Melitta Inn. The first time was Oct. 2007. We stayed in one of the wonderful rooms on the first floor. This time we stayed in the Creekside Suite. If you are looking for romance that is ideal. Comfy king size bed, big bathroom, a sitting area, and a kitchenette. The room is downstairs and accessble from the back at ground level. Outside the French doors there is a sitting area in a garden setting. Lavender and rosemary and roses blooming on the trellis. You feel like you are in your own world. The hot tub is just outside the door so you can sneak away and massage your cares away in the spa. My only complaint would be the breakfasts. They were so good and filling, a different experience every morning. But they were so filling and satisfying that we were never hungry for lunch until late in the day. Jackie is a magnifient cook. We chose Melitta Inn for the hospitality but also for the location. It is in the heart of wine country, both Sonoma and Napa. Santa Rosa is a beautiful little city and close to everything, the coast, the redwoods, parks and of course the many wineries. After a day of sipping wines it was nice to come "home" to Melitta Inn and open a bottle of our favorite wine and snack on cheese and crackers in our little kitchen. Plus Jackie always has some little sweet in the evening, a cake, torte or cookies to finish off a beautiful day. Jackie is very accomidating as to the breakfast. She checks to make sure of any dietary needs or just plain likes and dislikes. The food is as much as possible organic and local. That is very possible in that area of California as there is a lot of excellent locally grown food. The Inn is also very environmentally friendly. Tim and Jackie also have the hospitally down to a art. They are very helpful in making recommendations but also know enough to give their guests their privacy. It is quiet and charming and my only complaint is that we had to leave and go home at the end of our stay.