12 Reviews of Property 953314 in Boonville, California

Beautiful home! Delightful hosts. Deep rest. Loved the sound of rain on the tin roof. Will recommend this lovely place as one of the best B & B's ever.

Beautiful location and lovely home, design and overall warm wonderful setting. We hop to return in a few months with family.

We came to meet with a contractor and would normally have stayed at the Boonville Hotel, but as sometimes happens, it was short notice and they were booked. We were thrilled to find another option which has similar charm and authenticity and is conveniently on the way from the 101 freeway to Anderson Valley.

As an architect with an appreciation for details and finishes, I felt completely at home. The owners have done a terrific job, the innkeepers are friendly, and the Toll House Inn is a great asset to the region. My wife and I can't wait to return, hopefully to stay a little longer and explore the hiking trails on the property.

My husband and I stayed at the Toll House (the Red Room) over an exhausting working weekend in the area. Coming back in the evening after a long day to such a welcoming Inn and our comfortable room was a wonderfull treat. The simple breakfast was just what we needed to start our day - the scones were fantastic!
We look forward to our next stay - hopefully we'll have some time to explore the beautiful grounds and hiking trails.

Stayed here for a Wedding in Boonville. The Toll House is a great little place - the rooms are all unique. We specifically were in the Porch room which gives you a nice place to sit and enjoy the day as it comes to a close and just enjoy the cooler evening and the sounds of nature.

The Toll House Inn is a beautiful country house in a beautiful setting. It is small enough to feel intimate but big enough to not feel claustrophobic, and you have plenty of privacy. The decor of the place is spot-on if you like modern farmhouse. The living room is incredibly warm feeling, with rustic but modern wood and fabrics that are really nice to lounge around in. The fireplace is also a nice touch for cool nights. We actually cut our daytime activities short to go back and sit by the fire. :)

The surroundings are fantastic too - rolling hills and the farm. Within an hour are some of the best wineries in Northern California in the Anderson Valley and Ukiah areas, plus the state parks along the coast and the nice town of Mendocino.

Add to it some very friendly innkeepers and a delicious serve-yourself breakfast, it is a great place to stay. Highly recommended.

I was literally the FIRST guest to stay in this wonderful B and B upon is grand re-opening. The staff was very helpful and kind, if a bit nervous to see 4 bachelors descend on their newly retrofitted hotel on the eve of their opening.

The place is quiet, quaint and comfortable, but probably the superstar of the experience is the breakfast - awesome granola/yogurt/coffee and SCONES!

Ideally the house would be set a little further back from the main highway to reduce the minor amount of noise, but the grounds are great for hiking, relaxing and having said awesome breakfast outside on the deck.

You will be in cell phone no fly zone - probably a minus one star (or more) for most, but actually a positive in my opinion - this is true rustic Mendocino relaxation.

Go - and enjoy - but watch out for deer jumping in front of your car!

We took a last minute trip to Anderson Valley for wine tasting and hiking mid week between Christmas and New Years. We had no reservations and were deciding between Boonville Hotel and Toll House Inn. We decided to try something new - Toll House Inn. It was exactly what we were looking for. The entire house, the rooms and the bathrooms are beautifully done -- elegant, casual and cozy all rolled up in one. Everything feels very clean and new. The common living room is super warm and inviting. We spent the entire morning reading books in the living room after a delicious breakfast of fresh fruit, tea/coffee, yogurt, homemade granola and fresh baked scones. It was also an incredible value with rooms ranging between $150-$250 which included breakfast. There was a beautiful garden off the living room. It was raining otherwise it'd be a great place to hang out and enjoy a glass of wine. Each room comes with a half bottle of Handley wine. To get a better sense of the decor check out their website -- http://www.tollhousein....

The only slight con of Toll House Inn is that it's in Soda Springs about 5 miles east on HWY 253 from downtown Boonville. We felt it was well worth the extra drive time.

We learned that the previous incarnation of the location had a more Victorian look and feel and that it has changed owners. The new owners did a significant remodel that is contemporary, charming and warm. The new version just opened 6 months ago. It was a perfect setting to relax and get away whether you want to get out and do some wine tasting or curl up and read.