Nancy Einhart | March 2, 2011 5:05 pm"Ecotourism" usually makes me think of treehouse dwellings in remote jungles, but it can also be done in style and close to home. Just a short drive from the city (hey, rent a Prius), Yountville's Bardessono is a 62-room luxury resort that's LEED platinum certified and seriously eco-chic. Bookend your stay with dinner at Thomas Keller's Ad Hoc and breakfast at Sonoma's Fremont Diner, and you've got yourself a seriously sustainable and sophisticated mini vacay.Read More
Nancy Einhart | March 2, 2011 5:05 pm
"Ecotourism" usually makes me think of treehouse dwellings in remote jungles, but it can also be done in style and close to home. Just a short drive from the city (hey, rent a Prius), Yountville's Bardessono is a 62-room luxury resort that's LEED platinum certified and seriously eco-chic. Bookend your stay with dinner at Thomas Keller's Ad Hoc and breakfast at Sonoma's Fremont Diner, and you've got yourself a seriously sustainable and sophisticated mini vacay.
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