Kenwood Inn & Spa is a 27-room Tuscan-inspired retreat along Highway 12 in Kenwood, its Mediterranean architecture — stucco, terracotta, fountains — built around a central courtyard pool. A recent redesign updated every guest space while preserving the character. Rooms feature fireplaces and private terraces; the spa, daily complimentary wine tastings, and included breakfast anchor an adults-focused, romantic stay.
Tuscan-inspired 27-room luxury, recently redesigned in the heart of Kenwood.
Kenwood Inn & Spa is a 27-room Tuscan-inspired retreat tucked between Sonoma and Santa Rosa along Highway 12, in the quaint town of Kenwood. The Mediterranean architecture — stucco walls, terracotta roofs, classical fountains, and a courtyard organized around a central pool — evokes Italy in the heart of Wine Country. The property recently completed a comprehensive redesign that updated every guest space while preserving the architectural character that defines the experience. The result is luxurious without being overdone — contemporary aesthetic that captures the natural beauty of Sonoma.
Each guest room features a fireplace, private terrace, and elevated bath fixtures; the spa offers holistic services and full body treatments; and the central pool with cabanas (with poolside service) is the social heart of the property. Daily complimentary wine tastings introduce guests to Sonoma producers; a gourmet breakfast for two is included with each stay; and the on-site concierge greets each new arrival with freshly baked cookies. The intimate 27-room scale and adults-focused environment makes Kenwood Inn a favorite for romantic getaways and small group retreats.
Shelley Post is the founder behind Four Sisters Inns, which has managed Kenwood Inn & Spa since 2017. The Mediterranean-style property — originally developed by Terry and Roseann Grimm in 1989 — fits the Four Sisters pattern: small-scale, deeply local, and run with the personal touch the company built its reputation on.
David Jessup is General Manager of Kenwood Inn & Spa, having shepherded the Mediterranean-villa property through its multi-million-dollar Four Sisters renovation. He runs the 29-room retreat hands-on — known for walking the meticulously landscaped grounds with guests and staff alike.
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Kenwood Inn & Spa is a 27-room Tuscan-inspired retreat tucked between Sonoma and Santa Rosa along Highway 12, in the quaint town of Kenwood. The Mediterranean architecture — stucco walls, terracotta roofs, classical fountains, and a courtyard organized around a central pool — evokes Italy in the heart of Wine Country. The property recently completed a comprehensive redesign that updated every guest space while preserving the architectural character that defines the experience. The result is luxurious without being overdone — contemporary aesthetic that captures the natural beauty of Sonoma.
Each guest room features a fireplace, private terrace, and elevated bath fixtures; the spa offers holistic services and full body treatments; and the central pool with cabanas (with poolside service) is the social heart of the property. Daily complimentary wine tastings introduce guests to Sonoma producers; a gourmet breakfast for two is included with each stay; and the on-site concierge greets each new arrival with freshly baked cookies. The intimate 27-room scale and adults-focused environment makes Kenwood Inn a favorite for romantic getaways and small group retreats.
Shelley Post is the founder behind Four Sisters Inns, which has managed Kenwood Inn & Spa since 2017. The Mediterranean-style property — originally developed by Terry and Roseann Grimm in 1989 — fits the Four Sisters pattern: small-scale, deeply local, and run with the personal touch the company built its reputation on.
David Jessup is General Manager of Kenwood Inn & Spa, having shepherded the Mediterranean-villa property through its multi-million-dollar Four Sisters renovation. He runs the 29-room retreat hands-on — known for walking the meticulously landscaped grounds with guests and staff alike.
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