Any B&B/Inn/Motel/Shanty recommendations north of S.F.

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Old 01-11-2006, 11:55 PM
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Any B&B/Inn/Motel/Shanty recommendations north of S.F.

Well I am hoping to take the GF away for a few days in the coming weeks. I initially wanted to find a place on the coast, but it seems like you have to go pretty far north and pay more. Some other interesting B&B's I have been finding are on the Russian River, which seems pretty nice.

I am looking around the sonoma/sacramento area, and was hoping that some of you have been to any of the B&B's in that area. I have never been to a B&B before, but it should be cool cause I love sleep and breakfast is my favorite meal.

My price range is around $150 a night, and judging by the websites I've seen that seems pretty reasonable.

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take her to napa and get her drunk .. chicks love napa and wine will get u laid
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The places in Napa seem to fetch quite a premium and neither of us drink wine
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I second Napa. Just went there with the lady last weekend and had a great time. We stayed at the Napa Vally Inn (B&B) and I would deffinately recomend it. Not drinking wine might be a bit of a problem though
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The places in Napa seem to fetch quite a premium and neither of us drink wine
Hmm, if she's more of a Bacardi 151 type of girl, you guys should just goto Cache Creek. Play some Hold Em, eat some buffet, and have a blast there instead. They got a nice hotel now...
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Some friends of mine own the River's End B&B on Highway 1 in Jenner (Sonoma Coast).

http://www.rivers-end.com

Depending on how far north you are willing to go, Mendocino is always a hit with the gf/wife. Plus it's a fun drive.
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The russian river was about 14 feet over flood level just a couple weeks ago, might not be the nicest place to stay for a while yet.....
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rent a cabin in tahoe for the weekend , u can get a good one for less than $150 a night easily... there's a great japanese place to eat somewhat close to the casino's. u could take her there for drinner then go to the casino's... take her to a b&b in the morning then go snowboarding or on a hike?
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Originally Posted by psoper
The russian river was about 14 feet over flood level just a couple weeks ago, might not be the nicest place to stay for a while yet.....
werd... the roads are washed out, there's still debris everywhere, and many places might not even be open because they were completely flooded out. Same goes for Napa btw, they got hit even worse than the Russian River area.
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Sonoma to Sacramento is kind of a big range. What do you want to do? There's nothing fun to do up here except get drunk.
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Some advice...

Here's a good place to start if you're looking for accomodations.
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Originally Posted by Egan
Some friends of mine own the River's End B&B on Highway 1 in Jenner (Sonoma Coast).

http://www.rivers-end.com

Depending on how far north you are willing to go, Mendocino is always a hit with the gf/wife. Plus it's a fun drive.
Thanks, I'll check out their website
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Originally Posted by psoper
The russian river was about 14 feet over flood level just a couple weeks ago, might not be the nicest place to stay for a while yet.....
Yikes, I did not think about that. Plus isn't there another storm coming in?
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Originally Posted by 06suba
rent a cabin in tahoe for the weekend , u can get a good one for less than $150 a night easily... there's a great japanese place to eat somewhat close to the casino's. u could take her there for drinner then go to the casino's... take her to a b&b in the morning then go snowboarding or on a hike?
Tahoe is a good suggestion, but I am actually trying to stay away from there because the car I am currently driving isn't ideal for snow.
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Originally Posted by HomerJay
Sonoma to Sacramento is kind of a big range. What do you want to do? There's nothing fun to do up here except get drunk.
We would be happy with somewhere that's scenic. I have enough money for the B&B, but not for other activities! I'm sure that we'll end up either hiking, or driving to sacramento for the day.
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