Located in Sonoma Wine Country, the town of Healdsburg announces its seasonal merriment and time-honored traditions. Festive décor, with new murals from local artists and holiday lights, Santa sightings and more ensure it’s the most wonderful time of year for the California community. Families will particularly enjoy Santa Sightings on Saturdays and an Elf Scavenger Hunt.
At Hotel Healdsburg, the Christmas Eve Home Sweet Home package starts at $1,950 and includes a two-night stay, Iron House Sparkling Cuvée, a Christmas tree and tree-trimming kit, Christmas Eve dinner for two in the form of a $160 credit and a Christmas Eve table at Dry Creek Kitchen for up to six guests.
Nov. 27–Dec. 31, a cherished tradition, the Holidays in Healdsburg tour, continues. Wine Country Walking Tours includes a guided tour of downtown and private seated tastings during four-hour day and two-hour night tours.
At Camellia Inn, the Afternoon Tea To-Go experience, available Dec. 4, 11 and 18, includes a selection of teas, scones, savory sandwiches and chocolates. The $100 set serves up to four people.
Receive 15 percent off stays at Hotel Vinea Dec. 1–31. For those staying Dec. 24, 25 and 31, guests also receive a special gift.
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