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Gather’s luxury vacation rentals in Napa Valley put you inside one of the world's most celebrated wine regions, where the pace is unhurried by design. Vineyard estates, Michelin-starred kitchens, and long afternoons on your own private terrace define the experience here. This is a destination built around doing less, but doing it extraordinarily well.

The valley runs roughly 30 miles from the town of Napa in the south to Calistoga in the north, and the drive alone is worth the trip. Vineyards line both sides of the Silverado Trail, and the towns along the way, Yountville, St. Helena, Calistoga, each have their own rhythm and their own reasons to stop.

Food here is treated with the same seriousness as the wine. The French Laundry put Yountville on the culinary map, but the valley's farm-to-table culture runs deeper than any single restaurant. Staying in a Napa Valley vacation rental means having a kitchen stocked from the local farm stands, a bottle from a vineyard you visited that morning, and a terrace to drink it on as the light fades over the vines.

Things to Do in Napa Valley

Wine Tasting and Vineyard Tour
From intimate family-owned estates to grand historic wineries, Napa's tasting rooms offer some of the most celebrated wines in the world poured right where they were made.
Hot Air Balloon Ride
Drift above the valley at sunrise with the vineyards laid out below, one of the most iconic and breathtaking ways to experience Napa from a completely different angle.
Farm to Table Dining
Napa Valley's culinary scene is among the finest in the country, anchored by Yountville's legendary restaurants and a valley-wide commitment to locally sourced ingredients.
Spa Day in Calistoga
At the northern end of the valley, Calistoga has built a reputation around its natural hot springs and volcanic ash mud baths, making it one of California's premier wellness destinations.

As a NorCal native, whenever I’m back in the Napa Valley area visiting family, I make a point to stop at the Sonoma Valley Farmers Market. Napa may be best known for its vineyards and wine, but some of the best produce in the state, and honestly the country, comes from this region. I love knowing I’m directly supporting the local growers and producers who make this area so special.

B Ross, Director, Learning & Development

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