Luxury Hotels Atlas / Places / United States / Sonoma / MacArthur Place Hotel & Spa

MacArthur Place Hotel & Spa

Sonoma, California, United States · Independent · High Luxury

MacArthur Place Hotel & Spa: At a glanceMacArthur Place Hotel & Spa: AmenitiesMacArthur Place Hotel & Spa: Bedroom

MacArthur Place is a Sonoma estate whose Victorian manor, built in the 1850s with wooden pegs and square nails, is among the town's oldest houses. Gold Rush miner David Burris founded Sonoma's first bank and ran it from the library after 1869, and his 1857 barn was modeled on Jefferson's at Monticello. Five Burris generations lived here until 1971, and Suzanne Brangham opened it as a country inn in 1998. Forbes rates it Four-Star.

About MacArthur Place Hotel & Spa

History

MacArthur Place stands on grounds established in 1869 as the private estate of David Burris, a Gold Rush miner, rancher and founder of Sonoma's first bank, who ran the fledgling Sonoma Valley Bank from the library of his home. The two-storey Victorian manor house that fronts the property is one of the oldest Victorian homes in Sonoma, built in the 1850s using wooden pegs and square nails, and the estate's barn dates to 1857, fashioned after Thomas Jefferson's barn at Monticello. Five generations of the Burris family occupied the ranch, vineyard and orchards until 1971.

In 1997 the local developer Suzanne Brangham converted the estate into a luxurious country inn, which opened the following year with the Manor House and newly built Victorian-style cottages. Sold to IMH Financial Corporation in 2017, the property underwent a comprehensive renovation in 2019 by SFA Design and RDC Architecture, emerging as a six-acre, 64-room luxury resort and spa.

Restaurants and bars

Amenities

Awards

Open MacArthur Place Hotel & Spa in the atlas for live weekend rates, photos, and the full folio.

More hotels in Sonoma

All luxury hotels in Sonoma

How the six LHA Tiers work