Napa Valley's SENZA Hotel Re-Opens Historic Parker Mansion After Extensive Renovation

SENZA Hotel, located on highway 29 just south of Yountville in Napa Valley, has completed the renovation of its eight-room historic Parker Mansion in its continued effort to offer guests world-class comfort and elevated features in Napa Valley.  The Parker Mansion was built by local naval boatman, Harry C. Parker, in 1870.

“We’re excited to bring the historic Parker Mansion back to its former glory”, says owner Ambassador Kathryn Walt Hall. “Some of our valley's greatest treasures are its historic buildings, so it is with pride that we reopen this beautiful 19th century building. We hope this will enhance the one of kind experiences we strive to deliver at SENZA for our guests.”

The five-month renovation projection, designed by Leslie Wilks Design in partnership with More Associates and Bowman Construction, was the last part of a three year renovation of the entire 41 room SENZA property. Guestrooms now boast heated floors, custom modern furniture, and beds adorned with 300-count Italian linens. Technology is also at the forefront; Parker rooms feature an Opti-V premier virtual fireplace, large Smart TVs, a Bluetooth audio station, and six USB ports in each room. Bathrooms feature oversized showers, and a custom amenity line from Marin-based Prima Fleur.

The Parker Mansion’s seven Parker King Rooms and the Parker “Queen Queen” Room are now available for booking at: http://www.senzahotel.com/Accommodations/Parker-Mansion