It is definitely one of the best hotels in Valle de Guadalupe but I was expecting -for the price of the rooms- an excellent bedroom, clean and cozy but I was wrong.

The curtains of the bedroom were too dirty and I had to ask to have them changed. The cover of the bed seemed kind of dirty. The bathroom supplies were in containers and one seemed half empty. One of the containers didn't say what it was so we never touched it.
I was expecting disposal containers but it wasn't that way.
We did not like that we had to leave the door open when we were out. That didn't seem safe neither private.

In spite of that, we enjoyed the wine tour. We had the opportunity to taste all wines and that was a good experience.

The food was ok but not espectacular.
I would have tried the "Villa del Valle" which is a little bit more expensive but it seems that it would have been worth it.

This is a really special and beautiful place. We stayed for two nights on the way to and on the way back from climbing Picacho del Diablo, the high point of Baja. The winery and grounds are lovely; the rooms are spacious and comfortable; the owners, Don and Tru, and their wonderful staff are friendly, gracious hosts; and the food, well, it was absolutely exquisite. We loved being around the inn's many dogs and horses (a foal was born one night while we were there) and appreciated the peacefulness, quiet and comfort of the inn. It's quite magical, and we will definitely be back.

We just got back from a 1 night stay at Adobe Guadalupe and wish we could have stayed longer. The property is beautiful and the views are terrific. Karla brought our complimentary glass of rose out to the pool when we first arrived so we could enjoy the pool and scenery. The wines are terrific as well. Our room was large and clean and great water pressure in the shower! We did not have dinner there, but we will next time. Breakfast is served in the large kitchen with one big table so you all eat together. We shared our breakfast with the owner, Don, who is very welcoming and friendly. We enjoyed our huevos rancheros, beans, wonderful fresh fruit, fresh orange juice and coffee. The eggs are fresh from their chickens. The 4 dogs are big, but sweet and love to be scratched on their tummy. I would definately recommend this B & B to anyone. It is an easy drive from Orange County, California by way of Tecate - a much easier border crossing.

A group of five couples stayed for a long three day weekend of wine tasting. The Adobe is the best place to stay in the valley, although there are finally a few other choices popping up. The rooms are large, comfortable but spartan. No TV, just R&R. The center fountain and patio are gorgeous, as are the grounds. The vineyards and stables are wonderful for walking around, and the new wine tasting room is to behold.
It's great to hit some of the up and coming wineries in the Guadalupe Valley, they're putting out some good wine. And the wine from the Adobe Guadalupe is some of the very best in the Valley.
We would heartily recommend this place, and we will be back.
Thanks, Mark.