September 27, 2025 • Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California
Anette and Valentin
September 27, 2025 • Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California
Where to Stay + Transport Info
MYA Hotel
La Ruta de Vino Valle de Guadalupe, 22766 Ensenada, B.C., Mexico
646 388 2369
PREMIUM: Known for its exceptional design and service, MYA Hotel provides a boutique experience with amenities such as an outdoor pool and on-site dining. (1.9 miles to Clos de Tres Cantos)
México 3 Km. 90.8, Fraccionamiento Las Lomas, 22766 Villa de Juárez, B.C., Mexico
646 152 1284
Best for budget: Offers a serene atmosphere with amenities like an outdoor pool, spa services, and on-site dining options. (1.7 miles to Clos de Tres Cantos)
Luxury: This boutique hotel features 13 uniquely designed "casas," each paying homage to different regions of Mexico. Guests can enjoy private jacuzzis, a serene environment amidst vineyards and oak forests, and an on-site restaurant offering traditional Mexican cuisine. (right next door to Clos de Tres Cantos, 5 minute walk or brief drive)
Need help getting down to Valle de Guadalupe? We've got you covered!
Please contact Luis Elizalde Transporte for any transportation needs. He’s available to shuttle guests to and from the border for both arrival and departure. He can also assist with transport to the Welcome Party—just check with your hotel first, as many offer their own drivers.
📱 Luis Elizalde
+52 646 179 5717
Quick replies via WhatsApp!
Can I drive across the border?
Driving from San Diego to Valle de Guadalupe is one of the easiest and most popular ways to get there. The drive takes about 1.5 to 2 hours from the border.
Here’s what you need to know if you plan to drive:
🛂 Border Crossing:
Cross at San Ysidro or Otay Mesa
Have your valid passport with you
Make sure you have Mexican car insurance (required and can be purchased online or at the border)
U.S. driver’s license is valid in Mexico
🛣 Road Tips:
Use toll roads (CUOTA) for a smoother, safer drive—bring pesos or small bills
Drive during daylight for the best experience
Download Google Maps or Waze in advance in case of spotty coverage
Keep your vehicle registration with you
Border Crossing Tip!
If you're driving back to the U.S. after the wedding weekend in Valle de Guadalupe, consider signing up for Global Entry before the trip.
The border can get real crowded—especially on Sundays—and having Global Entry can save you from spending your post-wedding glow in a long car line.
Approval can take a few weeks, so if you’re interested, apply early!
More info here: cbp.gov/global-entry
Should I rent a car?
Renting a car is a great option if you’re comfortable driving in Mexico. Most roads are well-maintained, though some winery roads are unpaved. Alternatively, private drivers are available for hire and are a stress-free way to navigate the area.
Are there ride-sharing services like Uber?
Uber operates in Ensenada but is limited in Valle de Guadalupe. Pre-arranged drivers are recommended, and most can all be arranged from the Hotel.
