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Winery Hotels is now on the App Store.
It's a catalogue of hotels on working wine estates: 325 of them in 23 countries. Château rooms in Bordeaux, bodega hotels in Rioja, agriturismi in Tuscany, lodges in Mendoza and Napa.
No booking yet. This first version does one thing: makes it easy to find a room inside the vineyard, not just near it. Search by region, estate or grape, see what's in harvest now, and browse the estates on the map.
Designed and built by me with Expo + React Native, in English, Spanish and Chinese.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/winery-hotels-vineyard-stays/id6826378892
If you love wine travel, I'd really appreciate your feedback.
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