OUR VISION

Our vision is to continue the beautification of underutilized commercially zoned land by introducing a boutique inn celebrating the agricultural heritage of Napa Valley and historic Freemark Abbey property. At its peak, this unique property was a vibrant hub of activity and has been home to various commercial businesses over the past 50+ years. With this project, we aim to reinvigorate a dynamic commercial and agricultural property that is historically significant to Napa Valley. Freemark Abbey is a special place; a quintessential and accessible up valley location with a legacy brand providing our family with a unique project that embraces all the pillars of our business: hospitality, viticulture, winemaking and sustainability.

OUR PROPOSAL

• 79 luxury guest rooms

• Six new buildings within two underutilized commercially zoned parcels

• A new valet entry courtyard and relocation of 54 surface parking spaces to a new underground garage

• Project planned within previously developed areas. No impacts to existing agricultural uses on the property

• Current restaurant will continue to operate as the sole on-site restaurant serving both the hotel and public guests

• Reception for hotel guests to be located in the historical stone building

• A boutique spa exclusive to hotel guests

• Two pools with supporting hardscape and landscape amenities

• Retail support spaces for hotel

• Pedestrian and bicycle connections with new landscape and hardscape

• Integration of future Napa Valley Vine Trail

PUBLIC BENEFITS

• Dedication of land and easements for Vine Trail and Shelter

• Onsite, affordable housing units for employees

• Five new off-site residential dwelling units

• Graywater reclamation and water conservation

• Lodi Lane & Highway 29 At Grade Crossing Improvements

• Participation in GSA Pilot Program by installing two evapotranspiration monitors

• Establishment of a Lodi Lane Area Fire Safe Council

• Staging of a private fire truck on property

• Project to be designed to LEED Gold standards

• EV charger stations to meet150% of code requirements

• No vineyard or agricultural removal

• Installation of an air quality monitoring station

• E-bike charging stations

• Transit Oriented Tax revenue for County

• Establishment of a Hotel Safety Committee

• Fallowed agricultural lands converting to productive agricultural uses