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The Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn & Spa
18140 Sonoma Highway
Boyes Hot Springs, California 95416
Phone: 800-862-4945
FAX: 707-938-4250

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		Saturday Mostly sunny. Mild.		76/45 °F 25/8°C

		Sunday Sunny. Pleasantly warm.		81/48 °F 28/9°C

		Monday Passing clouds. Pleasantly warm.		86/51 °F 30/11°C

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About Napa Valley / Sonoma Valley, CA

The story of the Wine Country can be traced to the mid-19th century, when the grandfather of California viticulture, Hungarian-born Agoston Haraszathy de Mokcsa, concluded that his 500-plus-acre Buena Vista estate in modern Sonoma County could produce winemaking grapes to rival those of Europe. Indeed, in addition to a Mediterranean climate of moderate temperatures and ample year-round rainfall, this part of Northern California boasts a landscape where two verdant valleys are cleft by rolling mountains. The result is an environment not unlike that of Tuscany – and one that yields excellent pinot noir, chardonnay, merlot, and sauvignon blanc, not to mention terrific olives. Napa Valley, to the east, offers 200-plus commercial vineyards, most of which were founded after 1975. It extends from the San Pablo Bay's fertile Carneros region northward to Calistoga; its inviting hamlets and villages offer fine dining, shopping, and sightseeing opportunities. To the west is Sonoma County, the less touristy sibling of Napa. Sonoma extends to the coast, and its jagged cliffs and dramatic vistas compose a photographer's dreamscape. Its quaint, family-owned wineries are more secluded than those of its Napa neighbor, giving visitors the sense that they've escaped from the bustle of the real world, if only for a little while.

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In 1857, Ohio native and entrepreneur Harmon Healdsburg came into ownership of northern Sonoma acreage and began laying plans for what he hoped would be the county's newest community. He started with a general store and post office, then sold off $15 parcels of land arranged around a Spanish-style plaza. Just 10 years later, the town of Healdsburg was incorporated. Today, its enchanting plaza and downtown shops, restaurants and festivals attract scores of tourists daily.

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