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Rancho Caymus Inn

Rutherford, California, United States · Independent · High Luxury

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Mary Tilden Morton, a Morton Salt heiress and the first female grape grower in Napa Valley, completed this Spanish-hacienda inn in Rutherford in 1985 and named it for the 1836 Mexican land grant given to George C. Yount, Napa's first American settler. The 26-room house now holds a MICHELIN One Key, its walls still carrying Ecuadorian textiles and a 1987 Guillermo Wagner Granizo tile mural titled Grape Harvest.

About Rancho Caymus Inn

History

Rancho Caymus Inn in Rutherford was completed in 1985 by Mary Tilden Morton, a Morton Salt heiress, artist and the first female grape grower in the Napa Valley. Its name comes from the 1836 Mexican land grant, Rancho Caymus, made to George C. Yount, the first American settler in the valley.

Built in Spanish-hacienda style, the inn was crafted with 19th-century barnwood beams from Yorkshire and Ohio, nine stained-glass windows by Gaye Frisk, Ecuadorian textiles and a Guillermo Wagner Granizo tile mural, "Grape Harvest" (1987). The 26-room property was fully renovated between 2015 and 2017 under Stonehouse Capital.

The setting

4 miles from Lake Hennessey. 9 miles from Silverado Trail.

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