The 11 Best Wine Country Hotels You Can Book Using Points [2024]

Nothing is more romantic than a trip to wine country. And to make it extra special, staying at a hotel that matches the romance and beauty of the location is a must.

Wine-themed hotels are becoming a fast favorite among wine lovers. Not only do these hotels have gorgeous decor, but they are also surrounded by vineyards, usually a spa, and amenities any couple or family will enjoy.

From the stunning sights of Napa Valley to the elegant chateaus of France, we’ve compiled the best wine and vineyard hotels you can book with points.

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1. Alila Napa Valley (California)

Alila Napa Valley. Image Credit: Alila Napa Valley

Located just minutes from St. Helena, Alila Napa Valley is the third Alila resort in the United States. This hotel used to be known as the Las Alcobas, a Marriott Property before it was taken over by Alila.

The Alila Napa Valley is a 68-room boutique hotel designated as an adults-only property. Getting here is easy. If you’re flying in from SFO, the hotel is only an hour and a half drive away. And if you’re bringing a car, there’s valet and self-parking in the hotel too.

All the rooms here are private escapes. They’re decorated in a modern design with warm, stylish interiors decked in neutral colors. They have large king beds or 2 queen beds in comfortable down duvets and hypoallergenic sheets. There’s a large bath area with marble vanity, tub, and glass-enclosed showers.

Outside you can enjoy a swimming pool with a view of the vineyards. There’s also a fitness center, bikes for rent so you can roam the property, as well as an in-house restaurant, Acacia House, that guests can enjoy.

This is a Category 7 World of Hyatt property so booking with points is possible. A night’s stay here on the off-peak dates will require 25,000 points per night, 30,000 points during standard dates, and 35,000 points on peak dates. 

The cash price for a night’s stay at the Alila Napa Valley luxury hotel is $1,200 in the average season. In the low season, the cash rate is $670 while in the peak season, the price can go to $1,800.

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2. Fess Parker Wine Country Inn (California)

Fess Parker Wine Country Inn. Image Credit: Fess Parker Wine Country Inn

Intimate yet stylish, Fess Parker Wine Country Inn sits in the vine-covered hills of Los Olivos, California.

Within 5-minutes of the property is Bridlewood Winery while 1o-minutes out is the Old Mission Santa Ines. Other nearby attractions include the Hans Christian Andersen Museum and the Hans Christian Andersen Park.

Current owners, the Parker family, recently renovated the hotel and it now features 19 gorgeous boutique rooms.

The standard room is 375 square feet. It contains a plush king bed with hypoallergenic sheets and bedding. Beautiful glass-enclosed showers, as well as twin marble vanities, are in each bathroom. There’s even a cozy gas fireplace to create a romantic ambiance.

On the property, there’s an outdoor pool, a fitness center, and concierge services. Complimentary wine tasting is available with each booking. Plus, you can enjoy outdoor activities like horseback riding close to the grounds as well.

The Fess Parker Wine Country Inn is a Choice Privileges-Preferred Hotels partner, which means you can redeem Choice Privileges points for reward nights here, specifically around 55,000 Choice Privileges points per night. 

The average season rate for a stay at the Fess Parker Wine Country Inn is $980. The peak season rate is $1,070 while the low season rate is $970.

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3. Domaine des Etangs (France)

Domaine des Etangs. Image Credit: Domaine des Etangs

Domaine des Etangs is like a beautiful fairy castle located close to the Village of Massignac in France. This French château has stunning turrets, a forest, a lake, and sweeping grounds. 

History and science buffs will also love the fact that Domaine is located close to the site of a prehistoric asteroid impact site. The crater is still visible and makes your stay in Domaine extra special.

This stunning château has 29 rooms. Seven are on the main property while the other 22 are located around the main château. Every room is individually decorated to echo French elegance.

Standard rooms come with a large king bed and are filled with antique furniture. Artworks from the likes of Picasso and Matisse, taken from the owner’s collection hang on the wall.

Around the hotel, you can enjoy amenities like an indoor playroom, a large pool table, and an outdoor pool. There’s also a tennis court and fitness center with a spa along with thermal baths.

There’s also a single restaurant on the property. Dyades Restaurant is a Michelin-starred restaurant offering tantalizing dishes for guests.

You can spend a night at Domaine des Etangs, a World of Hyatt Category 8 property, starting with 35,000 points to 45,000 points per night. 

Room prices at Domaine des Etangs cost $412 to $703 per night with an average of $535. 

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4. Hotel Marqués de Riscal, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Elciego (Spain)

Hotel Marqués de Riscal. Image Credit: Hotel Marqués de Riscal

There’s a reason why Hotel Marqués de Riscal looks like an amazing art piece it’s the only hotel designed by architect-extraordinaire, Frank Gehry.

Unleashing his creativity, the hotel features gold, silver, and even bright pink-purple billowing steel and titanium sheets.

Matching the outdoor grandeur is an interior filled with luxurious touches. There are designer details everywhere and almost every corner of this hotel is Instagram-ready.

There are 43 rooms on the property, divided between the Gehry wing as well as the new modern building attached to the hotel. Standard rooms in the Gehry wing are stylish with unique tilted walls, uneven ceilings, wood trims, and large windows giving you a vista of the neighboring Spanish vineyard.

A large king bed with a 480-thread count sheet sits invitingly in the middle of each room. There are marble and wood accents, along with a tub and shower area, which is outfitted with a rain showerhead. Caudalie toiletries are also provided.

For amenities, there’s plenty to enjoy inside and outside of the hotel. There’s a large indoor pool with a black bottom so it looks like you’re diving into the depths of the ocean. There’s also an award-winning spa, Spa Vinothérapie.

Aside from that, guests can enjoy a fitness center and several restaurants including the flagship, Restaurante Marqués de Riscal, and 1860 Tradición.

The best part though is the wine. The village surrounding the hotel is called Ciudad de Vino (City of Wine) and plays host to some of the best wines in the region. Each reservation comes with a guided tour of the wine bodega as well as wine tasting.

Hotel Marqués de Riscal is a premium resort which means you can book a free night starting with 53,000 to 70,000 Marriott Bonvoy points per night. 

The average season cash rate for a standard room is $422 to $1,350 per night (average $699). 

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5. Hotel Lungarno (Italy)

Hotel Lungarno. Image Credit: Hotel Lungarno

Hotel Lungarno is an institution in Florence.

The hotel first opened in 1967. It received a recent renovation in 2017, bringing it into the 21st century without sacrificing any of its elegant old French charms.

As the hotel sits right in front of the Arno River, there’s no denying it puts you right in the middle of a tourist spot. But don’t worry, you won’t even feel like you’re in the middle of the city.

The moment you step inside, you know you’re in for prime luxury. A mixture of elegant blues and whites decorate the lobby, from furniture, curtains, and lamps. Stunning artworks from the likes of Picasso and Cocteau are among the 450 paintings and sculptures in the hotel.

All 65 rooms are equally cozy and sophisticated. A standard room features a king bed with plush sheets and more stunning artwork on the walls. Hues of blue and white like the lush checked blue and white chairs and cream blankets are also echoed in the room.

Bathrooms include white and grey marble for a calming and crisp feel. Thick white robes are provided as well as a host of Tuscan Soul toiletries.

Impeccable service is another highlight here. While there’s no gym or spa, you can request an in-room massage anytime including weights or yoga items if you need them. City bikes are also provided so you can explore the city.

For food, the white linen restaurant BSJ has a stunning view of the Arno from its terrace. Meanwhile, Picteau Lounge is great for salads and sandwiches. You can also grab cocktails from its bar.

To book a night at the stunning Hotel Lungarno, this Category 8 World of Hyatt property requires 35,000 points to 40,000 points per night. 

A standard room at Hotel Lugarno is $496 to $756 per night (average $560).

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6. InterContinental Bordeaux – Le Grand Hotel (France)

InterContinental Bordeaux – Le Grand Hotel. Image Credit: InterContinental Bordeaux – Le Grand Hotel

First designed by Victor Louis in 1789, Le Grand Hotel de Bordeaux and Spa is a truly historic building.

It first opened its doors as a hotel in 1909, welcoming celebrities of its time like Victor Hugo. InterContinental Bordeaux bears a beautiful Neoclassical exterior with stunning marble floors, large columns, red drapes, and big windows.

The hotel is found in Bordeaux’s historic district and right in front of the Grand Theatre – another building designed by architect Victor Louis.

It’s within walking distance of the Bordeaux River Cruise or the Pont de Pierre bridge. What’s more, just less than an hour’s drive are private vineyards in Saint-Émilion you can explore.

All the rooms here echo classic 19th-century decor. Expect to see lots of gold frames, heavy drapery, elaborate wallpapers, and even painted panels. Modern amenities like Nespresso machines and flatscreen TVs are also available.

Bathrooms contain separate shower rooms, bathtubs, and rainfall showerheads. Molton Brown toiletries are also provided for guests.

Fine dining is available at Le Bordeaux, the hotel’s brasserie. Meanwhile, L-Orangerie is where you go for drinks and cocktails. There’s also a 24-hour bar and a private club, Black Diamond.

While at the property, you can also enjoy the Bains de Lea Nuxe Spa in all of its Roman-designed glory. It also has an indoor pool surrounded by red columns and golden drapes. During hot months, there’s even a rooftop terrace with a tub.

You can redeem your IHG Rewards Club points here for a free night’s stay. Standard rooms will require anywhere between 61,000 to 76,000 points. 

A night’s stay at this elegant hotel costs $331 to $807 per night (average $550).

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7. Les Sources de Caudalie (France)

Les Sources de Caudalie. Image Credit: Les Sources de Caudalie

Les Sources de Caudalie is a 5-star hotel surrounded by a 600-yer old winery called the Château Smith Haut Lafitte.

While the hotel might feel like it’s miles away from civilization, it’s highly accessible and just a 20-minute ride from Bordeaux. Because of its proximity, it’s a favorite for local weekend getaways. 

The entire resort is designed toward the “French Paradox” that says the French lifestyle and diet are key to good health. Particularly, that wine consumption helps fight cardiovascular issues.

While Les Sources de Caudalie might look like it’s been standing for years, it’s a new structure built in 1999 using reclaimed materials taken from abandoned local farms.

All the rooms are whimsical and stylish. The standard rooms include wooden floors, antique furniture, a large bed with a quilted throw, and comfy sofas.

The bathrooms are marble-lined with pedestal sinks. A deep tub is ready for the soaking as well as monogrammed white towels and Caudalie-branded toiletries.

For amenities, guests can enjoy a treatment or two at the Caudalie Vinothérapie Spa. There’s an indoor heated pool as well as an outdoor pool. There are also free bikes you can use to explore the property.

When it comes to dining, La Grand’ Vigne serves a five-course meal while La Table de Lavoir is a bistro serving tapas and charcuterie. There’s also a breakfast buffet to enjoy each morning. All restaurants use organic vegetables grown at the estate while the rest are sourced from trusted local producers.

Soak in the grandeur of this World of Hyatt Category 7 property by redeeming 25,000 to 35,000 points per night. 

The cash rate for staying at the Les Sources de Caudalie is $302 to $471 per night (average $372).

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8. Grand Barrail Chateau Hotel & Spa (France)

Grand Barrail Chateau Hotel & Spa. Image Credit: Grand Barrail Chateau Hotel & Spa

The Grand Barrail Château Hotel & Spa gives you a storybook experience. First built in the 19th century, this stunning château sits outside Saint-Émilion and is a part of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World collection.

From Bordeaux Airport, the hotel is only a 40-minute drive. You can also take a car to the property, there’s parking available at the hotel. The entire atmosphere is elegant with the grounds neatly kept and vineyards surrounding the hotel.

Like any château stay, the rooms are refined and elegant with plenty of old-world touches. There’s a large king bed with a grand headboard and sweeping drapes. Beautiful artwork hangs on the wall with a lush carpet underfoot.

The bathrooms are large and spacious with twin vanity sinks. There’s also a glass-enclosed shower with a tub and patterned tiled flooring for that distinct French look.

In the courtyard is an outdoor pool. There’s also a spa with two indoor jacuzzis, a steam room, and a sauna. There’s a view of the vineyard from here with sun loungers for relaxing. You’ll also find manicured lawns, perfect for a morning or afternoon stroll.

You can also enjoy dining at the restaurants on-site or exploring the nearby town of St.Émilion. There are wineries nearby like Cheval Blanc and Petrus.

Grand Barrail Chateau Hotel & Spa is designated as a Category 6 World of Hyatt property which means you can redeem 21,000 to 29,000 points per night. 

The standard room cash rate is $236 to $470 per night with an average of $360.

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9. Hyatt Regency Sonoma Wine Country (California)

Hyatt Regency Sonoma Wine Country. Image Credit: Hyatt Regency Sonoma Wine Country

Located close to downtown Santa Rosa, The Hyatt Regency Sonoma Wine Country is an elegant retreat with easy access to wineries in the region.

The property was renovated in 2018 and a new four-story building, along with 89 rooms, was added. During its reopening, it was rebranded into the Hyatt Regency Sonoma Wine Country. With a new name and now modern design, this brought the hotel to the forefront as a luxury wine retreat.

All the rooms feature neutral colors with large king beds, wooden headboards, and beige blackout drapes. There’s a sitting area with a spacious bathroom equipped with a shower/tub combination.

While on the property, you can dine at the delicious Railroad Stop Bar & Kitchen, where they use local ingredients to serve tasty treats. There’s also Sonoma Cafe and the Pool Cafe for some quick bites and coffee.

Other amenities found on the property include a fitness center, complimentary wine tastings, an outdoor courtyard with a fire pit, as well as a biking area, and a jogging trail. Those looking for an event space, maybe a wedding, can also book the garden or the ballroom.

To book a rewards night here, this Category 4 World of Hyatt property requires you to redeem 12,000 to 18,000 points per night.

In the non-peak season, the cash rate for the standard room is $170 to $549 per night (average $245). 

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10. Auberge Du Vin, A Tribute Portfolio Hotel, Tupungato (Argentina)

Auberge Du Vin. Image Credit: Auberge Du Vin

Staying at the Auberge Du Vin is like having your own private vineyard with stunning views of the Andes Mountains.

The closest airport is El Plumerilo, about an hour and a half drive away. There are also nearby attractions to explore like Casa Palmero or the Bodega Salentein. If you want to go for natural beauty, Tupungato Square is worth checking out.

All the rooms in Auberge Du Vin are stylish yet simple. There’s a large king bed and comfy white sheets. The walls are kept neutral with black accents on the furniture, cabinetry, and windows. This is matched by a spacious bathroom fitted with a bidet and rainfall showerhead.

Amenities on-site include a fitness center, a golf course, and an indoor and outdoor pool. There’s plenty of wine to taste as well. Spa services are also offered as well as a restaurant and bar.

Auberge Du Vin is a Marriot hotel so a free stay here starts with 16,500 to 21,000 Marriott Bonvoy points.

Stay at the Auberge Du Vin for a night, the cash rate here is $190 to $310 with an average of $220.

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11. Park Hyatt Mendoza Hotel (Argentina)

Park Hyatt Mendoza. Image Credit: Park Hyatt Mendoza

Impressive just from looks alone, the Park Hyatt Mendoza features an elegant all-white facade.

This Spanish Colonial design is eye-catching, plus the location is also convenient. It’s found right on the popular Plaza Independencia, which is Mendoza’s main square.

Thanks to its prime spot, the hotel is surrounded by restaurants, shops, and bars within walking distance. There’s also the Museum Municipal de Arte Modern, a convenient 3-minute walk, and the Teatro Independencia, only a minute away.

However, the best part is there are several vineyards and wineries within a 20 to 30-minute drive from the property. This makes it convenient especially if you want to go on a wine tasting retreat.

All 186 rooms of the hotel feature a mix of classic with a modern twist. Think granite and stone mixed in with wood and glass. The rooms are kept neutral so the color comes mostly from the furniture accents.

For the standard rooms, the bed is king-sized with a wooden curved headboard and crisp white linens. A comfy lounge sofa and a bench are provided, along with appliances like a flatscreen TV and DVD player.

Bathrooms are decorated with marble tiles and a separate soaking tub, bidet, and shower. Slippers, robes, and toiletries are also provided.

Since the hotel is dedicated to both business and leisure travelers, the amenities are made to accommodate both. There are two bars and restaurants on the property.

Bistro M is the hotel’s signature restaurant. It serves Italian cuisine in an open kitchen so you can watch the chef prepare the meals. Grill Q – Parilla Argentina and the Uvas Lounge & Bar are also on the property. The hotel also has a casino, a swimming pool, a spa, a fitness center, and an event space. 

For free rewards, you can book a night at this Category 3 World of Hyatt property for 9,000 to 15,000 points per night. 

A standard room at the Park Hyatt Mendoza is $265 to $477 per night (average $340). 

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Wrapping Up

An escape into wine country could be what you need if you want to relax and go on a luxury retreat.

With nothing but delicious wine, expansive vineyards, and a stunning hotel to enjoy, you can sip away your worries and soak up the beauty of the region.

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