Waking up in a vineyard, with the tasting room a short walk away, is the most immersive way to experience wine country. Across the US, 116 wineries in our catalog offer on-site lodging - guest cottages, estate suites, and vineyard inns where you can stay overnight. Use the region guides below to find wineries you can stay at near you, and learn how vineyard stays work.
Find Wineries with Lodging by Region
Missouri
Missouri (3)
New York
New York (6)
North Carolina
North Carolina (3)
Ohio
Ohio (5)
Other
Texas Hill Country (12) · Paso Robles (12) · Sonoma County (5) · Georgia (5) · Illinois (4) · Kentucky (4) · Oregon (4) · Sierra Foothills (3) · Washington (3)
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania (6)
Virginia
Virginia (3)
What to Expect from a Vineyard Stay
On-site winery accommodations range from rustic farm cottages to polished estate suites. Most put you right in the vineyard with views from your room, a quiet evening among the vines, and early or private tasting access. Many include a tasting or breakfast, and some sit within walking distance of the crush pad. Because rooms are limited, they book fast - especially on summer weekends and during harvest.
Vineyard Stays for RV Travelers
If you travel by RV or campervan, memberships like Harvest Hosts open up self-contained overnight stays at hundreds of wineries that do not offer traditional rooms. It is a flexible, popular way to string together a wine-country road trip, parking overnight at working vineyards between tastings.
Plan Your Trip
Ready to plan? Browse every winery on the winery browser and map, time your visit with the harvest season guide, or save on tastings with the wine tasting deals guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you stay overnight at a winery?
Yes - many US wineries offer on-site lodging, from guest cottages and estate suites to bed-and-breakfast rooms right in the vineyard. It is one of the most immersive ways to experience wine country. Rooms are limited, so book directly with the winery well ahead.
What is a vineyard stay?
A vineyard stay means sleeping on a working winery estate rather than at a hotel nearby. You get vineyard views, a quiet evening among the vines, and often early or private tasting-room access. Accommodations range from rustic farm cottages to luxury suites.
How do I find wineries with lodging near me?
Use the region guides below to find wineries with on-site lodging by state and wine region. For RV travelers, memberships like Harvest Hosts add self-contained overnight stays at participating wineries.
On-site lodging availability and pricing change often. Always confirm room availability and booking details directly with the winery.