One the top locations in Valle de Guadalupe's and very near all the top wineries food venues. Just 15 minutes from Ensenada and the toll road to beaches, great coastal view and restaurants, essential services, shopping, local Wineries, Cervecerias and attractions including Casa Frida, LA Cetta, El Cielo, Vena Cava, Vinas de Garza, Deckman's, La Esperanza BajaMed, Bruma, XOLO, Jersey's Kids Zoo Park, Museum of the Vine and Wine, Arroyo Guadalupe.

Friendly host with 5 years of hosting experience focused on quality Tiny Home experiences. I love the ethos and concept of the Tiny Home movement which is on a certain level a social movement. Many people are choosing to downsize the space they live in or vacation in to simplify, try an easier approach and live with less complexity; even for just a weekend. People are embracing the tiny life philosophy and the freedom that accompanies the tiny house lifestyle. The tiny house movement is about more than simply living in a small space (although, a small house is certainly part of it). ECOVINO embraces the simplicity of the Tiny Home ethos but still delivers a lot value in a small footprint including a full kitchen and bathroom and Queen or King size bed space. Surrounded by nature and access to great views and tiny spaces and the Valle's incredible wineries, food establishments or the emerging cervecerias in the region.

Las Lomas is one of Valle de Guadalupe's best neighborhoods with multiple wineries, quality restaurants, bars, coffee houses, grocery and hardware stores located 5 minutes from the main roads leading to Ensenada or Rosarito and Tijuana. Las Lomas is neighborhood next to the town of San Antonio de las Minas which is located in the Municipality of Ensenada (in the State of Baja California). Of all the towns in the municipality, it occupies the number #1787 in terms of number of inhabitants. San Antonio de las Minas is at 304 meters of altitude. The town has a lots great restaurants, markets and shops, hardware and lumber stores, laundry and also a few miles from El Porvenir and the historic town of Guadalupe.