Sonoma's Best is four individually styled cottages behind a 1913 eastside landmark — the former Buena Vista Grocery, now a mercantile with a sommelier-curated wine program under Anidel Hospitality. A mile from Sonoma Plaza and surrounded by historic wineries, the cottages sleep two to four each — book a single cottage like a room, or reserve all four as a private compound for up to 14. The mercantile next door covers morning coffee, provisions, and Tock-bookable tastings, making the compound self-contained.
Four cottages behind a century-old Sonoma mercantile, a mile from the Plaza
The four cottages at Sonoma's Best sit behind a genuine eastside landmark — a building that opened in 1913 as Buena Vista Grocery and has served Sonoma for over a century, today restored as a modern mercantile with a sommelier-curated wine program and garden patio under Anidel Hospitality's stewardship. The cottages put guests a mile from Sonoma Plaza and in the middle of vineyard country, with some of the valley's oldest wineries minutes away in every direction.
Rooms
Four individually styled cottages: Cottage One sleeps four with a queen bedroom, two twins upstairs, and private patio; Cottages Two and Three sleep four with queen beds plus pull-out sofas (Cottage Three adds a fully equipped kitchen and dining area); Cottage Four is a cozy retreat for two. Premium linens throughout. Book one cottage like a room, or reserve all four as a compound for up to 14.
Distinctions
Set behind a genuine 1913 eastside landmark — originally Buena Vista Grocery — restored as a modern mercantile under Anidel Hospitality; one mile from Sonoma Plaza and surrounded by historic wineries.
Specialty Offerings
Sommelier-curated wine shop and Tock-bookable tastings on site, garden patio, wine club, morning provisions from the mercantile starting at 7am, semi-private outdoor dining areas at select cottages.
Each cottage has its own character: Cottage One, the largest, sleeps four with a tall-ceilinged queen bedroom, two twins upstairs, and a private outdoor patio; Cottages Two and Three also sleep four, the latter with a fully equipped kitchen, dining area, and semi-private outdoor dining space; Cottage Four is the snug two-person retreat. Premium linens run throughout, and the mercantile next door covers the essentials — morning coffee from 7am, provisions, and wine tastings bookable through Tock — making the compound a self-contained base for a wine-country stay, whether the day's plan is cycling the valley or working through the Plaza's tasting rooms.
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Rooms
Four individually styled cottages: Cottage One sleeps four with a queen bedroom, two twins upstairs, and private patio; Cottages Two and Three sleep four with queen beds plus pull-out sofas (Cottage Three adds a fully equipped kitchen and dining area); Cottage Four is a cozy retreat for two. Premium linens throughout. Book one cottage like a room, or reserve all four as a compound for up to 14.
Distinctions
Set behind a genuine 1913 eastside landmark — originally Buena Vista Grocery — restored as a modern mercantile under Anidel Hospitality; one mile from Sonoma Plaza and surrounded by historic wineries.
Specialty Offerings
Sommelier-curated wine shop and Tock-bookable tastings on site, garden patio, wine club, morning provisions from the mercantile starting at 7am, semi-private outdoor dining areas at select cottages.
The four cottages at Sonoma's Best sit behind a genuine eastside landmark — a building that opened in 1913 as Buena Vista Grocery and has served Sonoma for over a century, today restored as a modern mercantile with a sommelier-curated wine program and garden patio under Anidel Hospitality's stewardship. The cottages put guests a mile from Sonoma Plaza and in the middle of vineyard country, with some of the valley's oldest wineries minutes away in every direction.
Each cottage has its own character: Cottage One, the largest, sleeps four with a tall-ceilinged queen bedroom, two twins upstairs, and a private outdoor patio; Cottages Two and Three also sleep four, the latter with a fully equipped kitchen, dining area, and semi-private outdoor dining space; Cottage Four is the snug two-person retreat. Premium linens run throughout, and the mercantile next door covers the essentials — morning coffee from 7am, provisions, and wine tastings bookable through Tock — making the compound a self-contained base for a wine-country stay, whether the day's plan is cycling the valley or working through the Plaza's tasting rooms.
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