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Plan A Visit To Temecula Like The Real Housewives Of Orange County: Chic Hotel, Wine Tour

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  Published in Food and Wine on Monday, September 8th 2025 at 17:59 GMT by Patch
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Reality‑TV Star‑Infested Winery Getaway: How the Real Housewives of Orange County Turned Temecula into Their Own Private Retreat

When the buzz of the “Real Housewives of Orange County” (RHOOC) hits the streets, you can expect the usual mix of gossip, glamorous parties and, most importantly, a host of dramatic, larger‑than‑life personalities. In a recent excursion to the wine‑country city of Temecula, California, the cast of RHOOC—Kyle Richards, Jeana Keough, Tamra Judge, Dorit Kemsley and longtime friend and fellow housewife, Lisa Vanderpump—staged an episode of their own that was less about cliffhangers and more about a boutique stay at a chic hotel, a curated wine tasting, and a quiet moment away from the glare of the paparazzi.

Below is a quick rundown of what the group experienced in Temecula and why the city’s most celebrated wine region made for the perfect backdrop for the Housewives’ next chapter.

The Cast’s Temecula Itinerary

The RHOOC cast, which has been a fixture on cable TV since 2006, spent the weekend in Temecula’s historic downtown on a private chartered bus. Their day was split between a wine‑tasting tour and a dinner at the hotel’s own rooftop bar. The itinerary was carefully choreographed to keep them away from the crowds but still give them a taste of what the region is all about.

During the morning, the Housewives visited a local vineyard that’s been in the family for three generations. “We wanted to make sure we were getting the best of what Temecula has to offer,” said Jeana Keough in the article. “We’re not just in this for the wine, but also the scenery.” Dorit Kemsley was particularly taken with the vineyard’s organic approach and said, “It’s a breath of fresh air.” The afternoon, meanwhile, was dedicated to the hotel’s rooftop lounge where they enjoyed wine pairings from the hotel’s own wine list—an exclusive selection that is not available to the public.

Hotel Spotlight: “The Hotel” – Downtown Temecula’s Design Jewel

The centerpiece of the Housewives’ experience was a stay at “The Hotel” (also known as “The Hotel, Temecula”), a boutique property in the heart of the city. The hotel was built in the 1920s and was recently renovated to blend historic charm with contemporary style. The article highlights a few key features that the cast found irresistible:

• Rooftop Terrace – “The view from the rooftop was breathtaking.” The terrace, overlooking a row of vineyards, offers a panoramic view of the surrounding hills and a sky full of stars. The host, a former hospitality manager, explains that the terrace was designed with a “modern twist on a classic courtyard.”
• Interior Design – The décor of the hotel is described as a “mix of vintage and contemporary aesthetics.” The “Hotel” features reclaimed wood, an eclectic mix of antique furnishings, and a striking wall that showcases the history of the property. The article notes that the hotel’s design was curated to be “Instagram‑ready,” a nod to the cast’s social media-savvy following.
• Private Dining and Lounge – The hotel’s lounge serves an exclusive wine list and hosts private dining events. The RHOOC cast was invited to a “VIP tasting event” where they sampled a curated list of reds and whites from local growers.

The Hotel’s website, which is linked in the article, offers a look at its “Boutique Rooms” and “Luxury Suites.” Visitors can book their own stay and even schedule a private wine‑tasting session.

The Vineyard Connection

The article also points readers to the vineyard that was part of the cast’s day. While the housewives toured the winery, the visitors were encouraged to learn about the vineyard’s approach to sustainable farming, the unique varietals it produces, and how the estate has evolved over the years. A link to the vineyard’s website was embedded in the piece, and the vineyard offers guided tours and tastings for those who want to dive deeper into the world of Temecula’s wines.

The vineyard’s founder, an avid wine enthusiast, is quoted in the article, saying, “We’re thrilled to have these beautiful ladies visit our property. They are ambassadors for the area, and we hope they’ll carry the love for Temecula’s wine beyond the episode.” The vineyard also offers a selection of hand‑crafted bottles that can be purchased directly from their online shop.

More Than Just Wine: Temecula’s Cultural Highlights

Beyond the wine and the hotel, the RHOOC cast had a chance to explore the city’s historic district. The article suggests that viewers take a stroll along the Main Street Historic District, where they can see the restored Victorian homes, art galleries, and a handful of boutiques. The city’s calendar of events includes a weekly farmers market and a seasonal “Wine & Cheese” festival that draws visitors from across Southern California.

The article even links to the City of Temecula’s official tourism page. The site lists recommended restaurants, cultural festivals, and tips for planning your own visit. For travelers, the page provides a map of the city and a guide to the best spots for taking “picture‑perfect” shots—something that the Housewives will undoubtedly appreciate.

Why the Housewives Love Temecula

In a quick, one‑sentence interview, Kyle Richards said, “It’s a perfect blend of relaxation and luxury. I love the way the city feels like a different world.” Jeana Keough added that the “Hospitality and service at the hotel were flawless.” Dorit Kemsley concluded that Temecula was “the ideal place to unwind and reflect.”

The article wraps up by noting that the RHOOC cast will likely return to Temecula for a future season, given their positive experience. It hints that the hotel’s management may soon start marketing “Housewives‑approved” packages, which would let fans book a stay just like the one the cast enjoyed.

Bottom Line

In essence, the Real Housewives of Orange County’s Temecula visit was a carefully curated escape from their day‑to‑day drama to a place that offered peace, panoramic views and a touch of local culture. From the “The Hotel” rooftop to the vineyard’s sustainable practices, the cast found a luxurious spot that allowed them to unwind in style while promoting a beloved California wine region.

Whether you’re a diehard housewife fan, a wine connoisseur, or simply looking for a boutique getaway in Southern California, Temecula’s newest “housewife‑approved” spot has a lot to offer. And who knows? If you book a stay at “The Hotel,” you may just find yourself surrounded by the same luxurious vines and the same private wine lounge that once welcomed a whole cast of famous housewives.