Auberge Resorts Collection has opened Stanly Ranch. The 700-acre resort completes a full Napa Valley takeover for Auberge, which now has high-end lodging and dining locations throughout the 40-mile-long valley.

Its 135 cottages and rooms designed by architecture firm Overland Partners (starting at $1,300 per night), line a 2.5-mile stretch of the Napa River frontage and have views of the Mayacamas Mountains. The one- and two-bedroom Arbor Cottages, Acre Rooms and Rambler Rooms all feature separate living areas and private terraces with fire pits, while the stunning three-bedroom Palomino Suite sleeps eight. The resort including a 200-seat restaurant serving spot prawns and bison tartare, a high-tech wellness compound and multiple pools.

The fine-dining restaurant Bear will feature multi-course meals, wine flights and live jazz. Director of wine and beverage Jean-Paige D’Huyvetter, will be offering wines from California and the Pacific Northwest as well as imports. She will also be featuring a number of verticals from Napa producers. Next door, Basin Bar, will have a charming outdoor area in view of the hotel’s pool and lavender lawn — and yes, they serve Ranch Water.

Finally, the spa, Halehouse, has a jaw-droppingly gorgeous pool with vineyard views. Organic juice bar and Springhouse Circuit with a hyperbaric oxygen chamber, tepidarium, salt room, cedar sauna and cold plunge bath complete the expansive facilities

Auberge Resorts Collection has 22 hotels and resorts around the world. Discover Opulentclub.com on the web.