Planning Your Visit

    Accessibility and Mobility Access

    Access varies considerably between a converted 1900s farmhouse and a purpose-built fourth-floor dining room. Requesting what you need at the time of booking is the difference between a smooth arrival and an awkward one.

    By The Reservation Desk Editorial Team · Published June 25, 2025 · Last updated · 5 min read

    Historic buildings versus modern rooms

    The Yountville properties occupy older buildings with multiple levels, courtyards and garden paths. Ground-floor seating is generally available and should be requested when booking.

    Per Se is reached by lift within a modern complex and is the most straightforward of the group for wheelchair users.

    What to request in advance

    State step-free access needs, wheelchair dimensions, transfer requirements, service-animal presence and any hearing or vision considerations at booking.

    Quieter table placement is a reasonable request for anyone using hearing aids; long tasting menus involve a great deal of spoken description of each course.

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