Napa Valley Expands Stays Ahead of 2028 Opening

Kimpton, belonging to IHG’s luxury and lifestyle collection, has announced it will open a hotel in Napa Valley, California, an area noted for its vineyards and landscapes. Attracting over four million visitors annually, the area is a key destination on the West Coast for wine tourism and outdoor exploration. The hotel is expected to open in 2028 and will be the brand’s first property in Napa Valley, expanding its presence in California alongside ten existing hotels.

The hotel will be located in a central area along First Street and the Napa River, between Main Street and the Oxbow Public Market. It will consist of two four-story buildings housing 123 guest rooms. Key features and amenities for visitors include:

• Morning coffee and tea service
• Evening refreshments
• Pet-friendly accommodations for animals of all sizes

The hotel is situated close to restaurants, shops, and riverside walkways, offering practical access for travelers in the city.

Travelers staying nearby can explore several notable attractions on foot. Visitors can explore local food stalls and artisanal goods at the Oxbow Public Market, sampling regional flavors. The Napa Riverfront Promenade provides a scenic path for walking and observing the river and surrounding landscapes. The Napa Valley Wine Train allows guests to tour vineyards and countryside while enjoying regional dining, presenting a distinctive way to see the area.

Additional points of interest include Fuller Park, which features walking trails, picnic areas, and green spaces for outdoor recreation. The Riverfront Marina allows visitors to take part in boat rentals and organized tours on the Napa River. The Historic Napa Mill hosts craft vendors and local markets, offering insight into the area’s artisanal and culinary culture without requiring entry to a museum.

The opening of Kimpton in Napa Valley adds more accommodation choices and enhances the city’s ability to welcome visitors. Located near the heart of the city and close to major sites, the property provides convenience for trips of any length. For visitors, the new hotel makes it simpler to reach Napa Valley’s popular attractions and open spaces, offering opportunities to enjoy the local scenery, food, and leisure options.