Where to Stay in Healdsburg
Coming to Healdsburg for the Jazz Festival, or some other time? You’ll find a welcome, attractive town of about 12,000 that’s bursting with great restaurants, unusual places to shop and plenty of local wineries.
Healdsburg is on the Russian River a little over an hour north of the Golden Gate Bridge. Here, you can go shopping, antiquing and wine tasting around the Healdsburg Plaza. Take a walking tour of nearby historic homes, or get a soothing massage at one of our spas. Or head out of town to meander through the Russian River, Dry Creek and Alexander valleys to the vineyards, farms, studios and galleries that express the area’s essence.
Visiting a place as colorful and interesting as Healdsburg invites accommodations just as colorful and interesting. Fortunately there’s no shortage of such places, from homey B&Bs to world-class hotels. Here are some of our favorites:
Hotel Healdsburg – As a special for the Healdsburg Jazz Festival, the Healdsburg Hotel is offering 10% off weekend reservations and 20% off mid-week reservations during the period of the festival, from May 29 – June 7.
With three stories of beautifully appointed guest rooms, a landscape of country gardens, pool, and the luxurious spa, plus Sonoma County’s bounty of extraordinary wines and fresh seasonal ingredients at acclaimed chef Charlie Palmer’s Dry Creek Kitchen, the Hotel Healdsburg is the first choice for in-town accommodation. Visit this page to make your reservations.

Healdsburg Lodgings Coalition offers more variety, with hotels, lodges, spas and inns priced from $ to $$$. As well as local hotels, the member businesses offer Victorian inns to Grandma’s cottage, riverside cabins to rooms overlooking the Plaza, plus other community information. Check it all out at www.healdsburglodgings.com.
One of their member hotels, the Dry Creek Inn, offer the following two-night package: If a person stays on Saturday night, the Sunday night rate will be 50% off (in the Tuscan building only). This offer is valid on those two consecutive nights only, and is available for both festival weekends. Be sure to ask for the Healdsburg Jazz Festival Special when you call to make your reservation (707) 433-0300.
Finally there’s the Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau. As their web site says, they invite you to “explore beyond the town square and you’ll find incredible hiking, biking, canoeing, camping, redwoods, rowboats and hot air balloons for aerial views of it all.” Plus, they have listings for hotels, inns, vacation rentals and camping/RV parks. For more information, call 707 433-6935 or visit www.healdsburg.com.


Marilyn McQuinn
on May 12th, 2009
@ 4:59 pm:
Are there places for RV’s (we have a 21′ motor home).
admin
on May 13th, 2009
@ 12:14 pm:
RV? Contact the Healdsburg Chamber, their site has info – http://www.healdsburg.com/lodging/#cr. There are two close to Healdsburg on that page, the one in Windsor and one on the Russian River — http://www.alexandervalleyrvpark.com/ — great place to camp and enjoy.
WILLIAM HOOKER
on Jun 11th, 2009
@ 3:23 am:
HI JEANNETTE! i WOULD LOVE TO PLAY IN THE AREA.i WILL BE IN THE BAY BETWEEN JULY 19 – 26. PERFORMING AND VISITING. I HOPE YOU WILL COM INTO THE BAY AREA TO SEE ME.
THANKS,
WILLIAM HOOKER