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Company Name First Last Name Title Address City State ZIP Code Company Name First Last Name Title Address City State ZIP Code Website Alexander Inn Cindy Wolter Owner 119 W 3rd St Cloverdale CA 95425 Teagardeninn.Com Americas Best Value Inn Santa 1800 Santa Rosa Ave Santa Rosa CA 95407 Americasbestvalueinn.Com An Inn 2 Remember Leslie Waller Owner 171 W Spain St Sonoma CA 95476 Aninn2remember.Com Andrea's Hidden Cottage Andy Tommasi Owner 138 E Spain St Sonoma CA 95476 Applewood Inn & Spa Carlos Pippa Owner 13555 Hwy 116 Guerneville CA 95446 Applewoodinn.Com Autocamp Russian River 14120 Old Cazadero Rd Guerneville CA 95446 Autocamp.Com B & B Precision Wire Edm Inc 1976 Laguna Rd Santa Rosa CA 95401 Bbwireedm.Com Bella Luna Inn Daniel Padilla Owner 530 Healdsburg Ave Healdsburg CA 95448 Bellalunasonoma.Com Bella Villa Messina Gerald Messina Owner 316 Burgundy Rd Healdsburg CA 95448 Bellavillamessina.Com Belle De Jour Inn Tom Hearn Owner 16276 Healdsburg Ave Healdsburg CA 95448 Belledejourinn.Com Best Western Cloverdale Inn Sue Patel Manager 324 S Cloverdale Blvd Cloverdale CA 95425 Best Western Dry Creek Inn Aaron Krug General Mgr 198 Dry Creek Rd Healdsburg CA 95448 Drycreekinn.Com Best Western Plus-Wine Country Steve Johnson Partner 870 Hopper Ave Santa Rosa CA 95403 Bestwestern.Com Best Western Sonoma Johnny Hamnitt General Mgr 6500 Redwood Dr Rohnert Park CA 94928 Book.Bestwestern.Com Best Western Sonoma Vly Inn Norman Krug Owner 550 2nd St W Sonoma CA 95476 Sonomavalleyinn.Com Best Western-Garden Inn Donna Rentrea Manager 1500 Santa Rosa Ave Santa Rosa CA 95404 Bestwestern.Com Best Western-Petaluma Inn Bob Everheart Manager 200 S Mcdowell Blvd Petaluma CA 94954 Bestwestern.Com Billa Hotels Madera Corp 3562 Round Barn Cir # 220 Santa Rosa CA 95403 Bodega Bay Inn Ted Dechant Manager 1588 Eastshore Rd # One Bodega Bay CA 94923 Bodegabayinn.Com Bodega Bay Lodge Chris Costas Vice President 103 Coast Highway 1 Bodega Bay CA 94923 Bodegabaylodge.Com Bodega Coast Inn & Suites Kevin Kingsley Manager 521 Coast Highway 1 Bodega Bay CA 94923 Bodegacoastinn.Com Bodega Harbor Inn Karen Stone Manager 1345 Bodega Ave Bodega Bay CA 94923 Bodegaharborinn.Com Brookside Lodge 1972 Dennis Ln Santa Rosa CA 95403 Budget Inn Don Desai Owner 6298 Redwood Dr Rohnert Park CA 94928 Bungalows 313 313 1st St E Sonoma CA 95476 Bungalows313.Com Calderwood Inn Laurie Souza Manager 25 W Grant St Healdsburg CA 95448 Calderwoodinn.Com Camellia Inn Lucy Lewand Owner 211 North St Healdsburg CA 95448 Camelliainn.Com Case Ranch Inn Diana Van Ry Owner 7446 Poplar Dr Forestville CA 95436 Chileno Valley Ranch Michael Gale Owner 5105 Chileno Valley Rd Petaluma CA 94952 Cinnamon Bear Creekside Inn 19455 Highway 12 Sonoma CA 95476 Cinnamonbearcreeksideinn.Co Cloverdale Oaks Inn Jay Patel Manager 123 S Cloverdale Blvd Cloverdale CA 95425 Contract Hotels Inc Angela Persinger President 6045 Ross Branch Rd Sebastopol CA 95472 Contracthotels.Com Cottage Inn & Spa Zac Weinberg Owner 310 1st St E Sonoma CA 95476 Cottageinnandspa.Com Country Inn Santa Rosa Ramesh Sharma Owner 2363 Santa Rosa Ave Santa Rosa CA 95407 Countryinnsantarosa.Com Courtyard By Marriott Santa Rs Theresa Tommasi Manager 175 Railroad St Santa Rosa CA 95401 Marriott.Com Creekside Inn & Resort Lynn Crescione Owner 16180 Neeley Rd Guerneville CA 95446 Dawn Ranch Lodge-Agriculture Michael Clark Owner 16467 Hwy 116 Guerneville CA 95446 Dawnranch.Com Deerfield Ranch P J Rex Owner 1310 Warm Springs Rd Glen Ellen CA 95442 Doubletree Bob Petrie Director 1 Doubletree Dr Rohnert Park CA 94928 Doubletree3.Hilton.Com Duchamp Healdsburg Mark Luzaich Owner 421 Foss St Healdsburg CA 95448 Economy Inn MansukhPatel Owner 399 Business Park Ct # 202 Windsor CA 95492 Jobsbr.Info El Dorado Hotel & Kitchen Angie Bettinelli Director 405 1st St W Sonoma CA 95476 Eldoradosonoma.Com El Pueblo Inn Aranda Tynes Manager 896 W Napa St Sonoma CA 95476 Elpuebloinn.Com Extended Stay Amer-Santa Rosa Paul Schreiner Manager 100 Fountaingrove Pkwy Santa Rosa CA 95403 Extendedstayamerica.Com Extended Stay Amer-Santa Rosa 2600 Corby Ave Santa Rosa CA 95407 Extendedstayamerica.Com Fairfield Inn Jean Jee Sales Exec 1101 Gravenstein Hwy S Sebastopol CA 95472 Marriott.Com Fairmont Sonoma Msn Inn & Spa Ben Shih Director 100 Boyes Blvd Sonoma CA 95476 Fairmont.Com Fairview Inn & Suites 74 Healdsburg Ave Healdsburg CA 95448 Fairviewinnandsuites.Com Fajas Moldeadoras B & B Zulay Olivares Owner 655 Sebastopol Rd Santa Rosa CA 95407 Farmhouse Inn Catherin Bartolomei Owner 7871 River Rd Forestville CA 95436 Farmhouseinn.Com Fern Grove Cottages Jennifer Lamarre Owner 16650 River Rd Guerneville CA 95446 Ferngrove.Com Flamingo Conference Resrt-Spa FlorianneBynum Manager 2777 4th St Santa Rosa CA 95405 Flamingoresort.Com Flamingo Conference Resrt-Spa Christina Jensen Manager 4th & Farmers Ln Santa Rosa CA 95401 Flamingoresort.Com Flamingo Resort Hotel-Cnfrnc Brian Vokal Director 2777 4th St Santa Rosa CA 95405 Flamingoresort.Com Fonseca Properties 8500 Gravenstein Hwy Cotati CA 94931 Fort Ross Lodge Tina Romeo Manager 20706 Highway 1 Jenner CA 95450 Fortrosslodge.Com Fountaingrove Lodge Linda Fisher Exec Director 4210 Thomas Lake Harris Dr Santa Rosa CA 95403 Fountaingrovelodge.Com Gables Wine Country Inn William Willis Owner 4257 Petaluma Hill Rd Santa Rosa CA 95404 Thegablesinn.Com Gaige House & Ryokan Micah James Manager 13540 Arnold Dr Glen Ellen CA 95442 Thegaigehouse.Com Geyserville Inn Klinton Neufer Manager 21714 Geyserville Ave Geyserville CA 95441 Golden Coin Motel Khuncha Pliennikul Owner 2400 Mendocino Ave Santa Rosa CA 95403 Www6.Hotelringingbell.Com Good Nite Inn-Rohnert Park Aaron Lavota General Mgr 5040 Redwood Dr Rohnert Park CA 94928 Rohnertpark.Goodnite.Com Grandma's Victorian Cottage Brent Mortensen Manager 607 Johnson St Healdsburg CA 95448 Victorian-Cottage.Com Grape Leaf Inn 539 Johnson St Healdsburg CA 95448 Grapeleafinn.Com Guerneville Lodge Albin Cooper Owner 15905 River Rd Guerneville CA 95446 Guernevillelodge.Com H2hotel Emma Moverly General Mgr 219 Healdsburg Ave Healdsburg CA 95448 H2hotel.Com Hampton Inn-Suites Ronert Park Ja Nordman General Mgr 6248 Redwood Dr Rohnert Park CA 94928 Hamptoninn3.Hilton.Com Hampton Inn-Windsor Brandon Mrkvizka Manager 8937 Brooks Rd S Windsor CA 95492 Hamptoninn3.Hilton.Com Hawkes 18850 Hassett Ln # 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