Sonoma Coast Villa and Spa

2010/2011 Guestroom Cancellation Policy

Due to our intimate size, cancellations affect us significantly.

An "Advance Payment" equal to one nights stay will be charged to your credit card on all reservations, per room, at the time of booking.

Notice of cancellation is 14 days prior to check-in date. The advance payment is refundable, less a $35 processing fee per room, if we are notified at least fourteen (14) days prior to your reservation date

Cancellations of multiple room reservations require a thirty (30) day notification prior to check-in date, at which time the advance payment will be refunded less a $35 processing fee per room.

If you need to cancel or change your reservation, for whatever reason, please do so fourteen (14) days prior to your scheduled arrival date to avoid forfeiture of advance payment. Check-out before your scheduled departure date will constitute a cancellation and will be subject to the aforementioned cancellation policies.

A "No Show" will be responsible for full payment of all nights reserved.

Balance is due at time of Check-out.

2010 Courtyard Spa Cancellation Policy

Cancellations or changes to spa treatments must be made directly with an innkeeper at least twenty-four (24) hours prior to treatment time or the full amount will be charged.

We can not be responsible for delayed flights, weather conditions or traffic. Please schedule treatments with that in mind.

Check in: 3pm to 6pm - Check out: 11am

Please call if arrival will be later than 6:00 p.m.

Two Night Weekend Minimum - Double Occupancy - 11% Occupancy Tax

Activities
Take a Virtual Tour of our Putting Green

Your day might include a stroll on the beach, bird watching, coastal fishing, a winery tour or browsing in the many local antique shops. Our nine-hole putting green is available to all guests and will prepare the golfer for the challenge of the nearby Bodega Harbour Golf Links, Nine-Hole Putting Green designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr. A less strenuous approach to your getaway might be to enjoy a book in the Tower Library, a walk within the serenity of our extensive grounds or just sunbathe by the pool.
Things to do:

Bodega Bay:
Sonoma Coast State Beach, Camp at the Beach, Go Scuba Diving, Bodega Marine Labortary, Go Horseback Riding, Children's Bell Tower, Surf/Kayak the Sonoma Coast, Charter a Fishing Boat, Go Whale Watching, Go Fly a Kite on the Beach, Play a Round of Golf, Indulge Yourself in our Courtyard Spa, Wine Country Cooking Class,Tour the Wine Country, Attend The Theater, Attend a Festival or Fair, See Local & National Art, Take A Hot Air Balloon Ride, Hear Live Classical Music, Go Skydiving, Go to a Casino, Visit Drake's Bay Oyster Farm, Take a Guided Electric Cart Wildlife Tour, Get Married, Visit the school house from the classic Alfred Hitchcock's Thriller, The Birds

Valley Ford
Sky Horse Ranch, Valley Ford, CA
Beautiful ranch with panoramic views, gardens, sheep, horses and goats. We offer unique educational programs incorporating animals, land and nature, guided tours, seasonal produce, fruit, organic lamb and wool bedding products. (pillows, comforters, mattress pads, etc.).
Things To Do In & Around Santa Rosa

* Charles M. Schulz Museum & Research Center
* Redwood Empire Ice Arena
* Luther Burbank Home & Gardens
* Embark on an adventure at Safari West, a wildlife preserve and tent camp.
* Visit Canine Companions for Independence where assistance dogs are trained.
* Get a taste of history at the Sonoma County Museum.
* Enjoy fishing, sailing and duck feeding at Howarth Memorial Park. For kids, a carousel, pony rides and train rides are available during the summer months.
* Challenge yourself to one of the local public golf clubs, Oakmont Golf Club, Foxtail Golf Club and Tayman Park Golf . Charlies at the Windsor Golf Club is a great place to enjoy a delicious meal while watching the players tee off.
* The Historic Railroad Square offers antiques, coffe houses, vintage shops and restaurants.
* Celebrity entertainers fill the house at the Wells Fargo Theater For The Arts.
* Catch a movie at The Roxy Stadium 14 Theater.
* Be amazed by some of the tallest and oldest trees in California at Armstrong Redwoods State Reserve. Enjoy the 805-acre park with multiple picnic groves, an outdoor amphitheater and self-guided nature trails.
* Visit Korbel Champagne Cellars for a tour or a gourmet lunch from their deli.
* Experience a hot air balloon ride over the vineyards followed by a champagne brunch with Up and Away Ballooning.
* Get inspired at the Sonoma County Museum of Contemporary Art by contemporary artists through painting, sculpture and photography.
* The Pacific Coast Air Museum represents more than 50 years of aviation with aircraft, artifacts, and restoration projects on display.
* The Paradise Ridge Winery in the Fountain grove area, has a fascinating sculpture.
* Go treasure hunting at Whistleshop Antiques located in the Historic Railroad Square.
* Take a scenic bus tour with Sonoma County Tours.
* Take a picnic to Lake Sonoma, or one of the other many beautiful Sonoma County Regional Parks.
* Go shopping at the Coddingtown Mall, Montgomery Village or the Santa Rosa Plaza.
* Enjoy a fun night out with music, dining and dancing at The Cabaret Lounge at the Flamingo Resort Hotel.

Description	Distance
Free Stone Vineyards	5 miles

16702 Coast Highway One, Bodega, California 94922

Directions
Sonoma Coast Villa & Spa
16702 Coast Highway One, Bodega 94922
888-404-2255 | 707-876-9818

The Sonoma Coast Villa is conveniently located just sixty minutes North of the Golden Gate Bridge on Highway One, five miles South of Bodega Bay.

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San Francisco and SFO: Approximately 1-1/2 hours

* SFO Airport: take Hwy. 380 to Hwy. 280 North following signs to Nineteenth Avenue, Golden Gate Park and the Golden Gate Bridge.
* From Golden Gate Bridge go North 32 miles on Hwy. 101 to the Central Petaluma / East Washington Blvd. exit, then west (left at stop light) (over freeway) on East Washington Blvd.
* Continue 22 miles on the same road, which will become Hwy. One.
* Our signs and entrance are two miles past the small town of Valley Ford on the right hand side at the bottom of a long hill.

Sacramento: Approximately 2-1/2 hours.

* South on Hwy. 80 to Napa / Sonoma / Hwy. 12 exit by Fairfield.
* Hwy. 12 merges with Hwy.29 and crosses the Napa River.
* After the bridge turn left on Hwy 121 and follow signs for Hwy. 116 and Petaluma. Ultimately reaching Hwy. 101.
* Turn north on Hwy. 101 and go one exit to the Central Petaluma / East Washington Blvd. exit, then west (left at stop sign) on East Washington Blvd.
* Continue 22 miles on the same road, which becomes Hwy. One.
* Our signs and entrance are two miles past the small town of Valley Ford on the right hand side at the bottom of a long hill.

East Bay and Oakland Airport: Approximately 1-1/2 hours.

* North on Hwy. 80 / 880 past the San Francisco Bay Bridge and follow signs for Sacramento.
* Follow signs for Hwy. 580 West and the Richmond / San Rafael Bridge.
* After crossing San Rafael/Richmond Bridge follow signs for Hwy. 101 North. Head North to Petaluma.
* At Petaluma take the Central Petaluma exit, then west (left at stop sign) on East Washington Blvd.
* Continue 22 miles on the same road, which becomes Hwy. One.

Our signs and entrance are two miles past the small town of Valley Ford on the right hand side at the bottom of a long hill.

Northern California and Sonoma Airport hour

When traveling south on Hwy. 101 take Hwy 12 at Santa Rosa and go west towards Sebastopol. This road is also referred to as Bodega Highway and will dead-end into Hwy. One. Go left at the stop sign and down the hill one mile to the Villa on your left.