Hotel Healdsburg has anchored the western edge of the town plaza since 2001, its restrained, gallery-like architecture a modernist counterpoint to Healdsburg's Victorians. Fifty-five rooms feature soaking tubs and floor-to-ceiling windows, alongside a spa and a 60-foot heated pool. Charlie Palmer's Dry Creek Kitchen is the culinary anchor. The Piazza Hospitality flagship shares sensibilities with sister property H2 nearby.
Sleek Healdsburg Plaza luxury anchored by Charlie Palmer's Dry Creek Kitchen.
Set on the western edge of Healdsburg's historic town plaza, Hotel Healdsburg has anchored the city's downtown lodging scene since 2001. The contemporary architecture is restrained and gallery-like — a modernist counterpoint to the Victorian and Craftsman buildings that define much of Healdsburg. Spacious guest rooms feature soaking tubs and floor-to-ceiling windows; the spa offers full-service treatments; and the 60-foot heated pool is one of the largest in town. Complimentary bicycles allow guests to easily explore the Plaza, the Russian River, and the surrounding wineries.
The property's culinary anchor is Charlie Palmer's Dry Creek Kitchen, which has helped shape Healdsburg's contemporary dining scene since the hotel opened. The lobby bar offers a stylish setting for cocktails, and a casual wood-fired pizza restaurant rounds out the on-site dining. Sister property H2 Hotel — also part of the Piazza Hospitality portfolio — is just down the block and shares aesthetic and operational sensibilities, including a strong commitment to sustainable design.
Circe Sher is co-founder and president of Piazza Hospitality, the company she launched in 2001 with her late father Merritt Sher and partner Paolo Petrone. Hotel Healdsburg was their first project — the property that helped launch downtown Healdsburg's modern era. A full-time Healdsburg resident and civic leader, she lives on a farm with her partner, chef Mateo Granados, and remains the most visible local face among the town's founding hoteliers.
Joe Johnson is the Concierge at Hotel Healdsburg, the in-house guide for guests planning vineyard appointments, restaurant reservations, and curated Sonoma County itineraries. With more than five years of luxury hotel concierge experience, he is the on-property resource that turns Hotel Healdsburg's plaza-facing address into a launching pad for the surrounding Alexander, Dry Creek, and Russian River Valleys.
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Set on the western edge of Healdsburg's historic town plaza, Hotel Healdsburg has anchored the city's downtown lodging scene since 2001. The contemporary architecture is restrained and gallery-like — a modernist counterpoint to the Victorian and Craftsman buildings that define much of Healdsburg. Spacious guest rooms feature soaking tubs and floor-to-ceiling windows; the spa offers full-service treatments; and the 60-foot heated pool is one of the largest in town. Complimentary bicycles allow guests to easily explore the Plaza, the Russian River, and the surrounding wineries.
The property's culinary anchor is Charlie Palmer's Dry Creek Kitchen, which has helped shape Healdsburg's contemporary dining scene since the hotel opened. The lobby bar offers a stylish setting for cocktails, and a casual wood-fired pizza restaurant rounds out the on-site dining. Sister property H2 Hotel — also part of the Piazza Hospitality portfolio — is just down the block and shares aesthetic and operational sensibilities, including a strong commitment to sustainable design.
Circe Sher is co-founder and president of Piazza Hospitality, the company she launched in 2001 with her late father Merritt Sher and partner Paolo Petrone. Hotel Healdsburg was their first project — the property that helped launch downtown Healdsburg's modern era. A full-time Healdsburg resident and civic leader, she lives on a farm with her partner, chef Mateo Granados, and remains the most visible local face among the town's founding hoteliers.
Joe Johnson is the Concierge at Hotel Healdsburg, the in-house guide for guests planning vineyard appointments, restaurant reservations, and curated Sonoma County itineraries. With more than five years of luxury hotel concierge experience, he is the on-property resource that turns Hotel Healdsburg's plaza-facing address into a launching pad for the surrounding Alexander, Dry Creek, and Russian River Valleys.
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