Therapy Vineyards Guesthouse — Lodging in Naramata

Reviews of Therapy Vineyards Guesthouse

• Evan

  Added 2016.07.23

  You know, like alcoholism.
• Emma

  Added 2016.06.15

  Well, that got awkward real fast. The irony for those oblivious being that overindulgence of Therapy may require one to seek therapy. Before someone claims I am disparaging a serious addiction (refuting the claim of a disease), I’ll add that wine is the last choice for those addicted to alcohol with vodka being number one…and here is my segue to praising a winery.
• Aaron

  Added 2016.06.05

  Had an absolute blast at this winery. Bought 5 different varieties. Staff were very friendly and ended up giving us more tastings than the 5. Definitely recommend!
• Elijah

  Added 2016.05.29

  What an adorable concept to model a winery after therapy, that is according to Wikipedia, the attempted remediation of a health problem…
• Kaylee

  Added 2016.05.11

  Regardless of how you approach a tour to the region, Therapy is a definite destination, and worth more than as a signpost.
• Asher

  Added 2016.02.14

  Staff was great, property is beautiful. The wine was awful and the photo booth wasn't working.
• Colton

  Added 2015.12.29

  Therapy had the first sparkling I don’t utterly despise, and that says a lot.
• Anthony

  Added 2015.10.14

  THERAPY VINEYARDS
• Kaylee

  Added 2015.04.20

  Seriously, Therapy is a great wine and a great winery, more so because the location is as much a marker for distance traveled than anything else.
• Sophia

  Added 2014.09.01

  I have been told there are strong wineries past that, but none with the name recognition of Therapy. The parking is ample with a sizeable tasting room boasting considering merchandise outside the assumed bottles of good wine. And good they are, not just the Fume Blanc I still have in my collection from last year but the Freudian Slip and Pinot Gris as well. The tasting room and overall decor is nothing to extol off the mountaintop, mind you, your typical dominant stained wood with diamond wine rack behind the bar—obviously inspired by Mission Hill in Kelowna. The host was more delightful than expected, showing both charisma and product knowledge. And I was impressed at least on this day their wine is poured into a decanter before passed onto tasters—the only place I have ever been to that did that. It might have been situational, but ultimately every review is.
• Nolan

  Added 2014.04.14

  The guest house was a truly an experience that you don't want to miss out on! From the rooms to hot tub and the comfort of the mattress -the coffee was very unique and of course the wine absolutely relaxing atmosphere!
• Grace

  Added 2013.10.25

  My girlfriend and I were on vacation through Okanagan wine country. Over six days, we visited sixty wineries. You can follow our various locations with this disclaimer. That’s sixty wineries, not an exaggeration. We ended the trip with 120 bottles acquired. Several were from Therapy. We had a hotel in Penticton, a common choice rather than the alternative in Naramata. On two occasions, we elected the former as our base of operations. It’s way easier than to work from the latter given there is no-through-road past Naramata. This leaves two options. One, you start close and work away from Penticton, or you start at the end and work your way back. Given this review encompasses two winery trips in the region (the second only a few weeks ago), I can declare we have done both, and each time, Therapy was the furthest winery reached, making it also a mile marker. A wine mile marker…a wile marker…cough.
• Samantha

  Added 2013.05.22

  Kim was great, discussed the tasting process without being condescending. Was a fun time