Adobe Guadalupe

Adobe Guadalupe is a winery and bed & breakfast nestled in the Guadalupe Valley near Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico. Established in 2008, it occupies 60 acres of vineyards where varieties such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Nebbiolo, Tempranillo, Shiraz, and Viognier are cultivated. The estate continues the viticultural tradition introduced by Russian immigrants in 1904, with a climate and size comparable to notable wine regions like Napa Valley and the French southwest.

The venue combines rustic and elegant cultural styles, offering views of the surrounding valley and vineyards. It features six guest rooms with king-size beds, each accommodating up to two people, and includes amenities such as full breakfast and wine tasting. Adobe Guadalupe also provides additional services like multi-course meal pairings, massages using grapeseed extract, guided horseback riding through the vineyards, and romantic packages.

The event space is limited to an outdoor garden area adjacent to the cave and vineyards, separate from the private hotel courtyard. Events can be held from noon until midnight, with alcohol provided by the venue or allowed as bring-your-own for certain spirits. Portable restrooms and an electricity generator are recommended for events with music or sound systems. The venue supports various celebrations including weddings, corporate events, and social gatherings, with a maximum capacity of approximately 150 guests.