Vineyard Hacienda

The facility is lovely peaceful and quiet. The staff is top notch. Helpful kind respectful We visited the wine cellar and learned a lot about the facility and wines. We purchased wine for a family gathering and to bring home for Easter. We will return soon.

The staff did a nice job in cleaning after the big Feb 2023 rainfall, before we arrived. Vineyard Hacienda is a 1930s building, with the good and the quirky things that come with that. Big heavy solid wood doors are very cool, but noisy with every passage. Not a lot of sound insulation. It looks like a very nice wedding venue. It is a little hard to find without much signage, but a navigation app will take you right there.

Me and the wife like the fact that it's so peaceful and quiet. There is allot of property to walk around and enjoy nature. There is a pool area a game room next to the pool a jacuzzi a koi fish pond with allot of fish. The decorations of the house are beautiful plenty of art. The room we stayed in the Santa Fe room is very spacious and had a private balcony the restroom decoration is awesome. Over all I would be returning. Was here from a Friday to Saturday morning

Great price. Older Rustic Spanish style resort. Beautiful pool, carpets are out dated but clean. Linens worn but comfortable bed. Patty was great

Not sure where to start. We arrived after dark, the entrance from the road is hard to find since there is no light or sign. The hotel entrance was also dark and confusing. Upon finding the front door (in the dark) I called the phone number on the sign to check in. I was told to just walk in, os I walked through the door into a dark hallway and followed a voice telling me where to go through the dark maze of hallways until I managed to find the one lit room. I was told that my room (the Bordeaux king room I requested) was given to another group of people but I was assigned a different room upstairs. OK fine. The room was a oddly decorated room with a (smallish) queen size bed. Even though the blanket on the bed was black, it looked really dirty. The soap dispenser didn't work, the room smelled faintly of cigarettes. The hallways of the hotel are DARK and maze like. The door doesn't have a dead bolt and the knob is really hard to unlock, we almost had to call the staff member since we stood in the dark hall several minutes with a flashlight trying to unlock the door after we had gone out for dinner. I can't figure out why this place has so many great reviews.

The grounds are beautiful, the the inn is quaint being built in 1930. Only downside was lighting and modern conveniences were not up to our standards