Adagio Inn of St Helena

This a Bed and Breakfast located on a quiet street a few blocks from downtown St. Helena. We picked the location so we could walk to dinner and stumble home afterward. We spent two nights in the Prelude Suite (the one with a private deck and hot tub). We thoroughly enjoyed it. The house is beautiful. The place is clean. The bed was big and comfy with quality linens. There’s a common/​living room with a fireplace and piano. There’s also a nice wrap around porch.
The breakfasts were delicious. Each one was started with a fruit themed appetizer. One morning was a sliced grapefruit with a berry sauce, the other was pear with cream cheese and honey spread and fresh berries. The main course on day one was a asparagus and gruyère omlette, Niman Ranch bacon and a warm almond croissant. The second day was ham-​wrapped quiche like things, local bread, melon and croissant. The hostess is accommodating to your dietary neurosis (my companion eats no meat). Quality coffee and tea were also served along with fresh orange juice.
In the evening we were served wine and cheese. One night there was a tasty goat-​cheese and sweet-​peppery concoction and the other was a spicy artichoke spread. There was also another cheese choice and crackers, grapes, etc. One night was warm and we had it on the wrap around porch. The other we had it in the living room in front of the fire place.
The hostess is friendly, knowledgeable and accommodating. She checked in about dietary restrictions, times we were going to want breakfast or evening wine, etc. She also recommended some wineries and restaurants to check out. She provides turn down service (even offered for our afternoon nap).
We would definitely come back!