Rio Nido Lodge at the Russian River, nearly 100 years young, offers guests a different view of Sonoma Wine Country. Tucked into a hillside within a redwood forest, the Lodge still offers convenient access to western Sonoma County’s lush wine region. Personalized hospitality awaits each guest of the Lodge. However, it’s the step into history that keeps guests coming back for more. Rio Nido attracted the top big-band names in the ’30s-50s: Harry James, Woody Herman, and Ozzie Nelson, among others. Visitors are now attracted to Rio Nido Lodge for a peaceful respite in a picturesque spot with the redwoods providing a serene backdrop.
Rio Nido Lodge at the Russian River
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