The Inn at Sonoma is a Four Sisters property a short walk from Sonoma's Plaza, its twenty-seven rooms each fitted with a fireplace for cool wine-country evenings. The signature service brings daily breakfast, afternoon tea, and an evening wine reception, with complimentary bicycles for the nearby bike path or the Plaza's tasting rooms. It offers Plaza-area access without commercial formality.
A Four Sisters property near Sonoma Plaza with a fireplace in every room.
The Inn at Sonoma is a Four Sisters Inn property a short walk from Sonoma's historic Plaza, where the chain's signature blend of warm hospitality and small luxury touches has anchored the property as a Sonoma favorite for years. Twenty-seven guest rooms each feature a fireplace for warming up in the cool wine country evenings, plush bedding, and contemporary baths. The architecture is unfussy California country, with public spaces designed to encourage conversation and quiet reflection alike.
The Four Sisters experience includes a full daily breakfast, afternoon tea, and an evening wine reception with cheese in the parlor. Complimentary bicycles allow guests to ride along the nearby 1.5-mile Sonoma bike path or directly to the Plaza for tasting rooms and restaurants. Freshly baked cookies await returning guests in the afternoon. The pricing tier and the Four Sisters service ethos make this an exceptional value for travelers wanting Plaza-area access without commercial-hotel formality.
Shelley Post is the founder behind Four Sisters Inns, the family company her parents Roger and Sally launched in 1975 from a Pacific Grove Victorian — and the namesake (along with her three sisters) of the brand. Inn at Sonoma is part of the collection she built over four decades into an 18-property California portfolio. After stepping back from day-to-day operations in 2018, she remains the family's senior consultant and the brand's institutional memory.
Brian Whitmer joined Four Sisters Inns as General Manager of the Inn at Sonoma and the nearby Sonoma Creek Inn, bringing more than two decades of hotel and food-and-beverage leadership across Northern California. He oversees both small-property operations from the Inn's perch two blocks off Sonoma Plaza.
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The Inn at Sonoma is a Four Sisters Inn property a short walk from Sonoma's historic Plaza, where the chain's signature blend of warm hospitality and small luxury touches has anchored the property as a Sonoma favorite for years. Twenty-seven guest rooms each feature a fireplace for warming up in the cool wine country evenings, plush bedding, and contemporary baths. The architecture is unfussy California country, with public spaces designed to encourage conversation and quiet reflection alike.
The Four Sisters experience includes a full daily breakfast, afternoon tea, and an evening wine reception with cheese in the parlor. Complimentary bicycles allow guests to ride along the nearby 1.5-mile Sonoma bike path or directly to the Plaza for tasting rooms and restaurants. Freshly baked cookies await returning guests in the afternoon. The pricing tier and the Four Sisters service ethos make this an exceptional value for travelers wanting Plaza-area access without commercial-hotel formality.
Shelley Post is the founder behind Four Sisters Inns, the family company her parents Roger and Sally launched in 1975 from a Pacific Grove Victorian — and the namesake (along with her three sisters) of the brand. Inn at Sonoma is part of the collection she built over four decades into an 18-property California portfolio. After stepping back from day-to-day operations in 2018, she remains the family's senior consultant and the brand's institutional memory.
Brian Whitmer joined Four Sisters Inns as General Manager of the Inn at Sonoma and the nearby Sonoma Creek Inn, bringing more than two decades of hotel and food-and-beverage leadership across Northern California. He oversees both small-property operations from the Inn's perch two blocks off Sonoma Plaza.
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