The 10 Best Valle de Guadalupe Airbnbs (#9 Shares Its Grounds with a Craft Brewery)
Looking for the best Valle de Guadalupe Airbnbs?
You’re in the right place as I’ve called Mexico home since 2018, and I’ve stayed in 50+ Airbnbs all over the country.
Valle de Guadalupe is Mexico’s best-known wine region, about 90 minutes south of the San Diego border — and some of Mexico’s best Airbnbs.
👀 Curious about my top pick? It’s the Luxe villa with a private vineyard and an infinity jacuzzi — check it out here.
The tricky part is that the valley is spread out, and many stays are down dirt roads, up to 20 minutes from the wineries. That’s where I come in!
I’ve hand-picked a list of places, all with nearly-5 star ratings, lots of glowing reviews, and either Airbnb’s Guest Favorite badge or a spot in Airbnb Luxe.
My Top 3 Picks: The Best Valle de Guadalupe Airbnbs
| Name | Neighborhood | Best for | See more |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1️⃣ Luxe Villa with a Private Vineyard and an Infinity Jacuzzi | Francisco Zarco | Luxury travelers, groups of up to 12 | ➡️ Check it out |
| 2️⃣ Romantic Cabana with a Soaking Tub on a Working Vineyard | Villa de Juárez | Couples, friends, solo travelers, digital nomads | ➡️ Check it out |
| 3️⃣ Country House with a Heated Pool among the Vineyards | Near Corona del Valle | Groups of up to 8, families, pet-friendly | ➡️ Check it out |
⚠️ If none of these work, browse all the Valle de Guadalupe Airbnbs here, and use their filters to narrow down your search to find your ideal place.
The 10 Best Valle de Guadalupe Airbnbs
1. Luxe Villa with a Private Vineyard and an Infinity Jacuzzi
- 📍 Neighborhood: Valle de Guadalupe (Francisco Zarco)
- ❤️ Best for: Luxury travelers, groups of up to 12
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An Airbnb Luxe property, Kasa Kascada is a private villa surrounded by its own vineyard, just for guests.
Picture yourself in the heated infinity jacuzzi at night, glass of wine in hand, looking out over the valley under the stars.
Breakfast is included every day, and the staff is on hand from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Guests rave about Luisa, the house manager, and her cooking.
Monte Xanic, Fauna, Animalón, Finca Altozano and Adobe Guadalupe are all just minutes away, and Solar Fortún is about a 10-minute walk.
The hosts can also set up a private chef, wine tastings, Mexican cooking classes or massages.
Back at the villa, there’s a fire pit, a ping pong table and a dedicated workspace.
It sleeps 12 guests in 4 bedrooms with 4.5 bathrooms, and one round-trip shuttle from Tijuana Airport is included per booking.
The secondary bedrooms are down a flight of stairs.
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2. Romantic Cabana with a Soaking Tub on a Working Vineyard
- 📍 Neighborhood: Valle de Guadalupe (Villa de Juárez)
- ❤️ Best for: Couples, friends, solo travelers, digital nomads
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This cabana sits on En’kanto, a 10-acre working vineyard that grows the grapes in its own wine.
Imagine sinking into the soaking tub, then stepping out to your private patio for a glass of wine by the chiminea.
From Friday to Sunday, The Deck serves breakfast with eggs from the farm’s chickens, plus wine tastings, pizza and cheese boards.
Stroll through the vines and orchards, or cool off in the vineyard-view pool.
Fresh French-press coffee, fruit from the orchard and your first bundle of firewood are included.
It sleeps 2 guests in a studio with 1 bathroom, and every winery in Valle de Guadalupe is within about a 15-minute drive.
There’s no kitchen, and during pruning and harvest, tractors and singing in the vines may wake you early.
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3. Country House with a Heated Pool among the Vineyards
- 📍 Neighborhood: Valle de Guadalupe (near Corona del Valle)
- ❤️ Best for: Groups of up to 8, families, pet-friendly
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Casa Zeuhary is a true country escape, with vineyard views, olive trees, fruit trees and a chicken coop.
Spend the afternoon in the heated private pool, which is open 24 hours, all year round.
As the sun goes down, fire up the country barbecue and gather everyone around the campfire.
The main house is upstairs, with a balcony, an outdoor dining room and a wood-burning fireplace.
Bikes are included, and there are hiking and biking trails right on the property.
Up to 2 pets are welcome, and every bedroom has AC.
It sleeps 8 guests in 3 bedrooms with 2 bathrooms, about a 7-minute drive off the Ensenada–Tecate road.
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4. Hacienda-Style Estate with a Pool and Three Private Casitas
- 📍 Neighborhood: Valle de Guadalupe (Villa de Juárez)
- ❤️ Best for: Groups of up to 14, pet-friendly
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Bringing the whole crew? At Baja Bliss, your group gets an entire gated, hacienda-style estate to itself.
Spend the day around the pool, then spread out between the main hilltop house and three private casitas.
Every one of the 6 suites has its own bathroom, and Casita Cava even comes with its own wine cave.
Picture cozy nights by the fireplace after a long day of wine tastings.
The hosts share their list of trusted partners, including a driver, a private chef and a mobile spa team.
Unlike many stays in the valley, it has paved-road access, with no dirt roads to deal with.
It sleeps 14 guests in 6 bedrooms with 6 bathrooms, and up to 2 pets are welcome.
Heads up: the pool isn’t heated, so it’s cold from November to April.
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5. Vineyard-View Home in a Gated Community
- 📍 Neighborhood: Valle de Guadalupe (El Porvenir)
- ❤️ Best for: Groups of up to 7, families, pet-friendly
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Casa Monte Cervino is a modern two-story home where every room looks out over the vines.
Wake up to the vineyard right outside your window, then take your coffee out to the patio.
In the evening, light the fire pit and grill dinner on the barbecue.
It’s inside Docepiedras, a gated residential area in the heart of Valle de Guadalupe.
Your host, Silvia, gets lots of love for her local recommendations and welcome touches.
There’s a dedicated workspace, a Sonos sound system and an EV charger, and up to 2 pets are welcome.
It sleeps 7 guests in 3 bedrooms with 4 bathrooms.
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6. Two-Bedroom Home on a Small Winery among the Vineyards
- 📍 Neighborhood: Valle de Guadalupe (San Antonio de las Minas)
- ❤️ Best for: Groups of up to 6, families, pet-friendly
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Ever wanted to stay at a real winery?
Casa Colorada is a small wine producer among the vineyards of San Antonio de las Minas, right at the start of the wine route.
Picture a long, lazy lunch at the table under the olive tree, with something sizzling on the grill.
In the evening, gather around the fire pit with a glass of local wine.
Inside, there’s a kitchen, a dining area, AC and heating, and up to 2 pets are welcome.
It sleeps 6 guests in 2 bedrooms with 2 bathrooms.
Heads up: it’s a working vineyard, so you may see workers in the yard, and the hosts suggest keeping the screens closed for mosquitoes.
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7. Two-Bedroom Vineyard Cabin with a Private Jacuzzi
- 📍 Neighborhood: Valle de Guadalupe (wine route)
- ❤️ Best for: Groups of up to 6, families, pet-friendly
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Both king bedrooms in this family-friendly cabin look out over the vineyard.
After a day of tastings, soak in the private jacuzzi on the patio while the fire pit crackles.
Movie night is covered, too, with a projector in the living room.
Breakfast is included at Restaurante Don Tomás, about 5 minutes away.
The valley’s best-known restaurants and wineries are about 10 minutes away, and one pet is welcome for a fee.
It sleeps 6 guests in 2 bedrooms with 2 bathrooms.
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8. Boutique Couples’ Cabin with Mountain Views
- 📍 Neighborhood: Valle de Guadalupe (El Porvenir)
- ❤️ Best for: Couples, friends, solo travelers, digital nomads, budget travelers
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Villa Loar was designed just for couples, with rustic-chic decor and warm lighting.
Imagine waking up to mountain views from your private balcony, in the heart of the wine route.
For an extra fee, the hosts can arrange local wine on arrival, breakfast in your cabin, a couple’s massage or a winery tour.
Planning a proposal or anniversary? They can decorate the cabin for you, too.
Your host, Gama, is known for going above and beyond.
It sleeps 2 guests in 1 bedroom with 1 bathroom, and there’s no kitchen.
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9. Cozy Cabin on the Grounds of a Craft Brewery
- 📍 Neighborhood: Valle de Guadalupe (between Monte Xanic and Encuentro Guadalupe)
- ❤️ Best for: Couples, friends, solo travelers, digital nomads, budget travelers
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Need a break from wine? This cabin shares its property with Cerveceria Bellinghausen, a craft brewery and tasting room.
Grab a pint brewed on-site, then end the night by the fire pit under the stars.
From here, you can walk to a grocery store, small shops, restaurants and wineries.
Inside, there’s strong AC, a full kitchen, a washer and dryer and a queen bed.
Your host, Erika, made her own guidebook of the places she and her husband go to.
It sleeps 2 guests in 1 bedroom with 1 bathroom, and both Monte Xanic and Encuentro Guadalupe are close by for tastings.
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10. Architect-Designed Cabin with a Rooftop Fire Pit
- 📍 Neighborhood: Valle de Guadalupe (near Arena Valle de Guadalupe)
- ❤️ Best for: Couples, friends, solo travelers, digital nomads
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Sonoro Valle was designed by one of Baja California’s best-known architects.
Head up to the rooftop terrace with a glass of wine, light the fire pit and watch the sun set over the valley.
On cool nights, the gas fireplace keeps the cabin cozy.
There’s a dedicated workspace, and the vineyards are just minutes away.
The hosts don’t accept children, so it’s a true adults-only escape.
It sleeps 2 guests in 1 bedroom with 1 bathroom, and Arena Valle de Guadalupe is less than 5 minutes away.
There’s no TV, so bring a good book.
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Best Valle de Guadalupe Airbnbs FAQ
Do you need a car in Valle de Guadalupe?
Yes, a car is the easiest way to get around, since wineries and restaurants are spread out across the valley.
One host on this list says Uber and Didi can be unreliable here, and several stays are down dirt roads, so drive slowly.
How do you get to Valle de Guadalupe?
Most visitors fly into Tijuana Airport and drive, since the valley sits along Route 3 between Ensenada and Tecate.
Kasa Kascada includes one round-trip shuttle from Tijuana Airport per booking, and Villa Loar can set up private transportation from the U.S.
Are Valle de Guadalupe Airbnbs close to wineries?
Yes, most stays on this list are a 5- to 20-minute drive from the valley’s top wineries.
En’kanto and Kasa Kascada even have their own vineyards, and the Bellinghausen cabin is within walking distance of wineries.
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