Wineries with lodging on US wine trails

36 of the 211 wineries on the 10 trails we cover offer rooms or lodging on site. Grouped by trail.

Checked October 1, 2026 on each winery’s own website and the trail’s member listing.

Book rooms directly with the winery or through the hotel links on the trail guide.

Monticello Wine Trail (Virginia, 9)

  • Barboursville Vineyards

    Barboursville

    Founded in 1976 by the Zonin wine family of Italy; known for its Octagon Bordeaux-style blend, Cabernet Franc and Nebbiolo, on an estate with ruins of a Jefferson-designed mansion.

    • $20 per person
    • food
    • lodging
    • dog-friendly
    • event venue
  • Eastwood Farm & Winery

    Charlottesville

    Women-owned, multi-generational winery making wines, ciders and beers; a second tasting room, the Virginia Wine Collective, is at 1585 Avon Street Ext.

    • food
    • live music
    • lodging
    • dog-friendly
    • brewery/cidery
  • Glass House Winery

    Free Union

    Winery with a tropical plant conservatory tasting room; also makes chocolates and beer.

    • lodging
    • dog-friendly
    • picnic
    • live music
    • brewery/cidery
  • Lovingston Winery

    Lovingston

    100% estate-grown wines since 2003 from 11 acres and eight grape varieties, including Pinotage.

    • lodging
    • dog-friendly
    • picnic
    • food
    • event venue
  • Mount Ida Farm & Vineyard

    Charlottesville

    Tasting room and taphouse opened in 2018 at Mount Ida Reserve, with just over 20 acres of vines and farm-brewed beer.

    • food
    • brewery/cidery
    • lodging
    • dog-friendly
    • event venue
  • Mountain & Vine Vineyards and Winery

    Faber

    Terraced vineyard making French-inspired wines near Wintergreen.

    • lodging
    • dog-friendly
    • picnic
    • event venue
  • Pippin Hill Farm & Vineyards

    North Garden

    Vineyard with a farm-to-table kitchen and event venue on Bundoran Farm; wines made by Michael Shaps.

    • food
    • lodging
    • dog-friendly
    • event venue
  • Trump Winery

    Charlottesville

    Large estate with 227 acres of vines, known for traditional-method sparkling wines.

    • $25-$45 per self-guided flight
    • food
    • lodging
    • dog-friendly
    • event venue
  • Veritas Vineyard & Winery

    Afton

    Family-owned winery for about 25 years; winemaker Emily Pelton makes sparkling, white and Bordeaux-style red wines.

    • food
    • lodging
    • dog-friendly
    • picnic
    • live music

Wineries with lodging on the Monticello Wine Trail · full trail guide

Seneca Lake Wine Trail (New York, 6)

  • Belhurst Estate Winery

    Geneva

    Winery on the historic Belhurst estate that also makes Mabel's Oat Soda Co. beer and hard cider; two restaurants and hotels on site.

    • $10 for a flight of 5 wines
    • food
    • lodging
    • brewery/cidery
    • event venue
    • lake view
  • Glenora Wine Cellars

    Dundee

    Seneca Lake's first winery, opened in 1977; also runs a restaurant and a 30-room inn.

    • $10 for 5 wines of your choice
    • food
    • lodging
    • dog-friendly
    • event venue
    • picnic
  • Idol Ridge Winery

    Lodi

    East-side ridge-top winery that shares its tasting room with Alder Creek Distillery; makes dry, sweet and sparkling wines.

    • From $10 for 6 samples
    • dog-friendly
    • picnic
    • lodging
    • distillery
    • lake view
  • Miles Wine Cellars

    Himrod

    Lakeside mansion winery reachable by boat, known for its Ghost Wine; also pours beer, cider and spirits and runs an inn.

    • dog-friendly
    • lodging
    • event venue
    • picnic
    • brewery/cidery
  • Three Brothers Wineries and Estates

    Geneva

    One estate with three wineries and a brewery, plus a cafe.

    • Single tasting pass $40; shared pass $55
    • food
    • dog-friendly
    • picnic
    • lodging
    • brewery/cidery
  • Ventosa Vineyards

    Geneva

    100% estate winery focused on older-vintage dry reds, including Italian varieties Sangiovese and Tocai Friulano; has Cafe Toscana.

    • $10.30 per person ($10 cash) for 5 wines
    • food
    • dog-friendly
    • event venue
    • picnic
    • lodging

Wineries with lodging on the Seneca Lake Wine Trail · full trail guide

Texas Hill Country Wineries (Texas, 5)

  • Arch Ray Winery

    Fredericksburg

    Winery inside the 72-acre Arch Ray Resort on the Pedernales River, alongside a brewery, distillery and restaurant.

    • food
    • lodging
    • brewery/cidery
    • distillery
    • dog-friendly
  • Carter Creek Winery

    Johnson City

    Winery resort with villas, a restaurant, the Old 290 Brewery and a spa on site.

    • lodging
    • food
    • brewery/cidery
    • dog-friendly
    • live music
  • Fall Creek Vineyards

    Driftwood

    Makes wines from Texas-grown grapes; a second winery is in Tow.

    • $30 per tasting
    • lodging
  • Messina Hof Hill Country Winery

    Fredericksburg

    Nearly 10-acre Hill Country site pouring over 50 Texas wines; the Manor Haus B&B is on the same property.

    • lodging
  • Pontotoc Vineyard Weingarten

    Fredericksburg

    • lodging

Wineries with lodging on the Texas Hill Country Wineries · full trail guide

Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail (Michigan, 4)

  • Black Star Farms (Suttons Bay)

    Suttons Bay

    160-acre estate making varietal wines and fruit brandies, with an inn and walking trails.

    • lodging
    • distillery
    • food
    • event venue
  • Dune Bird Winery

    Northport

    Winery and espresso bar on M-22 north of Leland, with cool-climate wines and non-alcoholic options.

    • food
    • live music
    • lodging
  • French Valley Vineyard

    Cedar

    Estate-grown Pinot Noir, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Chardonnay, Riesling and cold-hardy grapes like Marquette.

    • food
    • live music
    • kids area
    • lodging
  • Silver Leaf Vineyard & Winery

    Suttons Bay

    Small-batch, hand-bottled estate wines including a cherry wine; a rental cottage on site.

    • lodging

Wineries with lodging on the Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail · full trail guide

Shawnee Hills Wine Trail (Illinois, 4)

  • Blue Sky Vineyard

    Makanda

    Tuscan-style winery on a 13-acre vineyard at the eastern end of the trail, with wines such as Chardonnay, Seyval, Concord and rosé.

    • food
    • lodging
    • picnic
    • event venue
  • Honker Hill Winery

    Carbondale

    Family-owned winery since 2008 in a former hunting lodge, pouring sweet fruit wines to dry reds and whites from Illinois grapes such as Chambourcin and Traminette.

    • lodging
    • dog-friendly
    • live music
    • event venue
  • StarView Vineyards

    Cobden

    Family-owned winery established in 2006, pouring dry reds through sweet sangrias.

    • Guided tasting of 5 wines; price not listed
    • food
    • lodging
    • dog-friendly
    • live music
    • picnic
  • Von Jakob Winery & Brewery

    Alto Pass

    Winery and brewery in one, with nearly 20 Illinois wines, German-style beers and hard ciders from its own apples.

    • Flights of wine, beer and cider; price not listed
    • food
    • lodging
    • brewery/cidery

Wineries with lodging on the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail · full trail guide

Cayuga Lake Wine Trail (New York, 3)

  • Buttonwood Grove Winery

    Romulus

    Governor's Cup winner growing Chardonnay, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Riesling, with newer Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Noir and Gewurztraminer plantings.

    • food
    • lodging
    • live music
    • lake view
  • Hosmer Winery

    Ovid

    Family estate winery making wine since 1985 from 70 acres of vines, known for Riesling and Cabernet Franc.

    • dog-friendly
    • lodging
    • picnic
    • live music
  • Six Eighty Cellars

    Ovid

    Small winery founded in 2020 that ages wines from certified sustainable grapes in terracotta, clay, concrete and sandstone vessels.

    • not listed (5 wines of your choice)
    • food
    • lodging
    • picnic
    • lake view

Wineries with lodging on the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail · full trail guide

Old Mission Peninsula Wine Trail (Michigan, 3)

  • Brys Estate Vineyard & Winery

    Traverse City

    Family-run 155-acre estate with a tasting room, upper deck and guesthouse.

    • food
    • lodging
    • picnic
  • Chateau Chantal

    Traverse City

    Hilltop 65-acre estate with views of both bays; makes more than 40 wines from dry to sweet, and runs a B&B.

    • Spirit tastings from $3; wine by the glass from $9
    • lodging
    • dog-friendly
    • live music
    • food
    • event venue
  • Chateau Grand Traverse

    Traverse City

    Making wine on Old Mission Peninsula since 1974; has an inn and offers walk-in and reserved tasting experiences.

    • lodging
    • food
    • live music
    • dog-friendly

Wineries with lodging on the Old Mission Peninsula Wine Trail · full trail guide

Hermann Wine Trail (Missouri, 1)

  • Hermannhof Winery

    Hermann

    Downtown winery in an 1848 building with ten stone cellars on the National Register of Historic Places; makes dry to sweet and sparkling wines.

    • food
    • lodging
    • live music
    • picnic

Lake Erie Wine Country (New York, 1)

  • Sparkling Ponds Winery

    Ripley

    Family-run winery just over the PA/NY line off I-90 exit 61, with wine slushies, local craft beer on tap and two cottages on site.

    • not listed (small flat fee)
    • lodging
    • picnic
    • dog-friendly
    • event venue