Sonoma Holiday homes, 2026

Slow days in Sonoma

Holiday homes and apartments, each with a page of its own. Choose one, ask about your dates and book with the host.

Breakfast laid on a flowered tablecloth, on a balcony above green hills — Breakfast outside, and no reason to hurry it.

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The homes

No. 1 · Villa

Villa Alloro

A pool in the olive trees, a wide timber deck, and a parasol that gets moved around all day.

Sonoma · Sleeps 8 · 4 bedrooms

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No. 2 · Garden home

Casetta delle Rose

A stone cottage with blue window frames, hollyhocks up to the sills and a little table outside the door.

Sonoma · Sleeps 4 · 2 bedrooms

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The Lemon Apartment — The living room and French doors

No. 3 · Apartment

The Lemon Apartment

High ceilings, polished parquet and tall French doors that open onto a balcony.

Sonoma · Sleeps 4 · 2 bedrooms

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No. 4 · Villa

Villa Bianca

A low white villa with a lawn, a small pool and an olive branch hanging over the deck.

Sonoma · Sleeps 6 · 3 bedrooms

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No. 5 · Garden home

The Old Barn

A brick barn with a tiled roof, a gravel courtyard and white iron chairs set out for the evening.

Sonoma · Sleeps 6 · 3 bedrooms

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The Balcony Flat — The plant-filled balcony

No. 6 · Apartment

The Balcony Flat

A flat for two with a glassed-in balcony so full of plants that it feels like a garden.

Sonoma · Sleeps 2 · 1 bedroom

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A jug, bottles and glasses on a table beside a sunlit leaded window

A letter from your host

Which home is yours this year?

Every home here has a page of its own, with its rooms, its photos and its times. What a page can't tell you is which one suits your week. So tell me who's coming and what you're hoping for, and ask me which I'd choose.

Your host

The region

Around Sonoma

Rows of green vines on rolling hills under a blue sky — The vines run right over the hills, green all through early summer.

A basket of lemons and tomatoes on a table with green peppers — What lunch looks like after a morning at the market.

An old shuttered window in a wall covered with ivy — Old walls, and the ivy that has taken them over.

A yellow parasol over a tiled terrace, with vineyards beyond — A terrace, a parasol, and nowhere you have to be.

A blue-framed window in a wall of climbing vines — Blue paint and bare vines on a back lane.

Questions

How do I check if my dates are open?

Open the home you like and use the card on its page. If you can't see what you need, send your dates and ask.

Can I see the full total first?

Ask for the total on your dates, and what it covers, before you commit to anything.

What if I need to cancel?

Ask for the cancellation terms for your stay before you pay. If your plans change later, call the host.

Can I bring my dog?

It depends on the home. One that welcomes pets says so on its page. If you're not sure, ask.

When can I check in?

Each home's page lists its check-in and check-out times. Call if anything about your arrival isn't clear.

Tell us your week. Ask which home we'd pick.

Send your dates and who's coming. Your message goes straight to the host.

(707) 555-0174

A wooden table and benches set out on the grass beside a timber house