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Sebastopol, CA 95472
Description

The Sebastopol Guest House is a casual, fun and comfortable home that’s within walking distance to town and short drives to the legendary vineyards of Sonoma County and the stunning beaches of Bodega Bay.

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Sebastopol Guest House

Featured Trip Ideas

traveler enjoying the pool at dawn ranch
Trip Itineraries

“We in Sonoma!” I picked up this unofficial anthem when I swapped the hustle of San Francisco for the charm…

person working on this laptop while having a glass of wine in sonoma county
Trip Itineraries

Now that remote work is seemingly here to stay, many of us can get the job done just about anywhere. Inevitably,…

Group of women and one man on a trolley riding through the vineyards at St. Francis.
Food & Wine

In a world of go, go, go, more and more travelers are seeking a “slowcation” – time to slow down,…

Hamel Family Wines, wine tasting and non-alcoholic tasting
Wineries

With a massive flood of zero-proof beverages recently hitting the market, it’s become fairly easy to find nonalcoholic alternatives on…

handmade pizza at Glen Ellen Star
Trip Itineraries

As a Sonoma local, I’ve had the pleasure of experiencing Sonoma County’s finest offerings and generally end up with the…

Wine tasting at sunset.
Trip Itineraries

Fall is a busy time in Sonoma County — from colorful hikes to the perfect pumpkin patch, discover what locals…

Yellow wildflowers covering field
Outdoor Activities

Springtime offers a brilliant array of things to see and do in Sonoma County, from wildflower walks to cheese crawls!…

Trip Itineraries

It’s not hard to find something going on somewhere on the weekends, but what about when your trip stretches into…

Activities

This portion of our guide to the Russian River Valley follows the lazily meandering river on its journey through northern Sonoma County as…

where the Russian River meets Bodega Bay ocean
Activities

This final portion of our guide to the Russian River Valley continues west to where the Russian River meets the coast…