Napa relaxation at its finest at Silverado Resort

Such a sweet, comfortable place in a residential area with amenities such as a private pool, small grocery store, restaurants and golf course. Its location was perfect for us for the places we wanted to visit.

We love the location at Silverado, close to Oxbow, downtown Napa and the actual property was perfect for us ! We have stayed in Napa often and this place is one of the best values we have experienced. It has everything we want and need. A cozy family room, nicely equipped kitchen and well furnished.

Romantic wine tour with all our favorites close by!

The best things about this condo were the location, the layout, the kitchen & your assigned parking space. The only part that was remodeled was the kitchen. We appreciated the choice of coffee makers, the supplied fresh coffee, k-cups & creamers. There was an uneven amount of silverware, but only one teaspoon in the drawer! The bathroom, particularly the walk in shower is in desperate need of an upgrade. The shower walls are stucco, and look dirty! A few coats of paint would go a long way, but tile would look better. I pulled out long strands of hair & gunk from the shower drain! Ugh! I was simply trying to get my few strands from around the drain & got so much more that was disgusting! Out of 4 bath towels, only one was decent. The other 3 were old and quite thin. The vanity had several available drawers, but the top left one rolled opened & didn't close completely. Two of the drawers on the bedroom dresser also didn't sit right. One you couldn't open & the one below it wouldn't close completely. The bed pillows were old, flat and you couldn't lean on them vertically as they wouldn't stay up! The drapes in the bedroom were missing the wand stick, so they couldn't really be opened to enjoy the nice golf course view. The one wall clock had not been changed to standard time. Details matter... The TV remotes were challenging & there were no directions! Both TV's were LG, but the remote in the bedroom was for a Phillips TV, which actually turned on both TV's.