Hyatt Regency Sonoma Wine Country borders the Prince Memorial Greenway trail, which spans one mile from Olive Park to Prince Gateway Park along the Santa Rosa Creek. Walk one block to historic Railroad Square to visit antique shops, and discover what gives the region its name, with more than 425 wineries in Sonoma County.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Railroad Square is brimming with shops, dining, and more. Discover the area, just one block from our hotel.
This locally owned-and-operated steak house is five blocks from our hotel, with a lengthy menu offering an array of steak cuts as well as fresh seafood.
Authentic Italian dishes fill the menu at this local favorite; walk two blocks to dine here for lunch or dinner, but keep in mind that the restaurant is closed on Mondays.
Housed on 400 acres of land, this wildlife preserve is home to more than 400 animals. Go on a safari through the landscape, or spend the night in one of 30 luxury tents that were brought to Sonoma County from Botswana.
Opened in 1968, TrainTown offers visitors a chance to ride a historic railway train that meanders through 10 acres of a pristine landscape. Additionally, enjoy traditional theme park rides and a petting zoo.
This historic plaza in Sonoma’s downtown features restaurants, longstanding stores, and an old-school movie theatre as well as special events like festivals.
This state park spans 805 acres of towering redwood trees. Protected and untouched, this preserve has allowed room for trees to grow since the 19th century.
