Russian River Valley hotel rooms a the Motel 6

"Just a one night stay, everything was great. Room was excellent, small bar with food and dining room, and staff were friendly."

"Room was very clean, small, but cozy. Ample storage space. Property was quiet and well maintained. Pool was closed but I suspect it's still early before the high season. Staff was excellent. S'mores in the evening was a fun touch. Light breakfast was an added plus. Overall a very pleasant stay and will stay again in the future. "

"Overall great hotel accommodations!"

"A bit noisy from the"

"We enjoyed our stay. The staff was friendly and accommodating. We loved the wine tasting in the lobby. We didn't take advantage of any of the amenities. It was very nice being able to open our balcony doors to enjoy the beautiful weather. I will say, we learned not to leave food out. CA ants are no joke. "

"There was no problem, checking in checking out. Everything was nice clean very friendly staff parking was easy to find parking no struggles"

"The room was super nice, lots of space, comfy bed. Even the fold out couch was super comfy, you would never know it wasn't just a regular bed. The free breakfast is decent, your typical one you would find at hotels that offer it. I would stay again if I was looking for a place in the area."

"Excellent stay, fully recommend "

"The Good: Our stay at Dawn Ranch had several highlights. The gardens are beautiful and well-maintained, providing a great atmosphere. The cottages are comfortable and "nice," and we found the on-site restaurant to be excellent. The Warning (The "Free" Wine Tasting): Unfortunately, the experience was marred by a very misleading "free wine tasting" partner event. Having done many tastings in Sonoma and Napa, we expected a standard flight or variety. Instead, it felt like a bait-and-switch: * Misleading Portions: The initial "tasting" was barely a drop. When we returned for a second round, the server poured a significantly larger amount (more than half a glass). We assumed she was being generous or finishing a bottle. * Hidden Charges: At no point were we informed of a fee. However, we were later charged $20 per glass for those second pours. * Poor Value: Paying $20 for a single glass of a wine that retails for $25 a bottle nearby felt fraudulent, especially when advertised as a complimentary guest perk. Verdict: Go for the scenery and the food, but be extremely wary of the "free" perks. Clarify every cost upfront to avoid the "weird" and unprofessional service we encountered at the bar."