MIRA Earth Studios
Valle de Guadalupe
Vibe
Rammed-earth structures with native green roofs tuck into granite boulders, creating a quiet desert hideaway above the vineyard valley.
“Rammed-earth desert hideaway”
Rammed-earth studios with native green roofs built directly into the granite hillside overlooking vineyards.
Every studio features a private two-person infrared sauna and a sunken outdoor hot tub.
Open-fire dining celebrating Baja ingredients alongside classic car tours through local Valle vineyards.
Among the granite boulders of Valle de Guadalupe, overlooking vineyards across the valley floor.
Rooms
Each standalone studio pairs floor-to-ceiling mountain views with a private terrace, gas firepit, and an outdoor hot tub.
Wellness
A heated hillside infinity pool looks out over the valley, while every studio holds a private two-person infrared sauna.
Backstory
Architect Juniette Patricia Bermúdez Zarruk sculpted the low-slung structures using compacted soil harvested directly from the rocky hillside.
Eat & drink
Chef José Luis Hinostroza commands the open-fire kitchen at Fireside, accompanied by house-made vermouth spritzes at the pool lounge.
The neighborhood
Tucked along the northern ridges of Valle de Guadalupe, the property overlooks sweeping vineyards a short drive from coastal Ensenada.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand. This is the flat version of it.
