The gourmet-centric town of Yountville in California’s famous Napa Valley is launching a town-wide “Moveable Feast” program of hotel packages and restaurant deals from December 1 to February, 28, 2010.
Visitors to Yountville, which boasts that it has more Michelin stars per capita than anywhere on the planet, must present a free “Moveable Feast” passport to obtain redemptions at the special menu and offer rates.
The free “Moveable Feast” passports can be downloaded at www.yountville.com. Hotel packages are subject to availability and blackout periods apply.
From the new Bardessono inn to a range of Thomas Keller restaurants, the passport links visitors to a line-up of hotel packages and restaurant deals including three-course prix fixe dinners for as low as $70.00 per couple, 50 per cent off VIP winetasting and up to 25 per cent off hotel-and-dining packages, starting at $165.00 per double room.
Top picks include a night’s stay at the Bordeaux House with breakfast, a VIP wine tasting at Domaine Chandon and a three-course lunch at Bistro Jeanty for $200.00 per double room.
For an Italian twist, the new boutique Hotel Luca offers breakfast, a Neapolitan-style lunch, two-for-one bicycle rental, a 10 per cent spa discount and a triad of wine tastings for $365.00 per double.
Yountsville, in the heart of the United States' most famous wine country in California's Napa Valley, is known as a mecca for gourmets because of its large selection of high-quality restaurants and winemakers
Napa Valley Railway Inn is offering a stay in a classic 100-year old railcar suite on the original 1870-vintage Napa Valley Railroad track combined with a three-course lunch at Hurley’s Restaurant and a VIP wine tasting at Domaine Chandon at $195.00 per double.
The Four Sisters Inns’ historic Maison Fleurie (1873) is offering a deluxe king guestroom, a $50.00 certificate at Hurley’s Restaurant, a VIP tasting and gourmet breakfast from $215.00 per double. The new Bardessono is providing a king spa suite, couple’s massage, gourmet repast and amenity for $725.00 per double.
Villagio Inn & Spa is offering an elegant Tuscan-style guestroom, a champagne breakfast buffet, a three-course lunch at Bottega Restaurant, a VIP tasting and a $50.00 retail shopping certificate for $325.00 per double.
At Bistro Jeanty, the three-course-dinner-with-wine menu spotlights such signature dishes as escargot with pastis butter, sole meuniere and chocolate mousse for $70.00 per couple; a lunch menu is also a bargain at $55.00 per couple.
Nearby, Ad Hoc is serving its family-style three-course menu for just $39.00 from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., while Bottega Restaurant is offering its three-course Italian lunch menu for $24.00.
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