Accommodation in Argentina

Legado Mítico is a small, luxury hotel situated in the Palermo SoHo district. The 11 rooms are all named after icons from Argentine history. You can, for example, stay in the Che Guevara or Evita Perón room.

This boutique hotel, situated in the stylish Recoleta district, is housed in a historic building dating from 1912 and features a classic French design. The wines and ingredients used in the refined dishes served here come from the Algodon winery in Mendoza.

Alvear Palace is Buenos Aires’ most iconic hotel, situated in the upmarket Recoleta district on Avenida Alvear. This historic hotel opened its doors in 1932. Experience the golden age of Argentina, which at the time was one of the ten most prosperous countries in the world.

This luxury hotel, with just 17 rooms, is set amidst the sweeping landscape of the Anita Valley and is the perfect base for visiting Los Glaciares National Park with its majestic Perito Moreno Glacier, whilst ensuring you don’t have to compromise on luxury and comfort.

This unique hotel is situated in a former estancia, a typical Argentine farm, which can only be reached by boat. A visit to the on-site museum will certainly give you an insight into farm life in this rugged and desolate landscape. Estancia Cristina is the perfect base for walking and horse-riding excursions in these spectacular surroundings.

The hotel is situated in Tierra del Fuego, just outside the Argentinian city of Ushuaia, and overlooks the Beagle Channel. From the hotel, you can go on excursions to Tierra del Fuego National Park. The king crab served in the restaurant here is an absolute must-try.

An enchanting hotel and eco-lodge, situated in Nahuel Huapi National Park, around 35 kilometres from Bariloche. The charming lodges are set amidst a breathtakingly beautiful landscape of mountains, forests and lakes. This place comes highly recommended for families, as you can have your own cottage with your family, allowing you to feel like a true local for a few days in this enchantingly beautiful landscape. You’ll be treated to culinary delights here and the service is top-notch! From the lodge, you can enjoy a variety of activities to explore the beautiful surroundings.

If you want to experience the authentic rural life of the Argentine ‘gaucho’, then a stay at La Bamba de Areco comes highly recommended. At the estancia and the surrounding estate, you can relax and unwind, and of course, an asado – a traditional Argentinian barbecue – accompanied by a good Malbec is not to be missed. A visit to the nearby historic town of San Antonio de Areco is well worth it.

This fully operational estancia in the rugged mountainous countryside of Córdoba is an absolute must for any horse-riding enthusiast. You’ll be welcomed here like an old friend and, during your stay, you’ll experience the life of a real gaucho.

This sleekly designed wine hotel overlooks the highest peaks of the Andes and is surrounded by vineyards. The accommodation is part of a winery. You’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to the cuisine here. If you’re a classic car enthusiast, this place comes highly recommended. The owners have a great passion for classic cars and are happy to share this love. One of the owners has won the famous Mille Miglia in Italy no fewer than twice. Read more >

Experience the phenomenal cuisine under the guidance of renowned chef Francis Mallman, or treat yourself to some pampering at the resort’s spa, inspired by the beautiful surroundings of the Uco Valley.

This charming posada, overlooking the spectacular Andes Mountains, forms part of Bodega Salentein. This bodega was founded by the leading Dutch entrepreneur Mijndert Pon. The beautiful winery and the Killka Museum, which houses works by Dutch masters and talented Argentine artists, are certainly worth a visit.

Just 14 luxury villas, each with a private guide and a 4WD vehicle. During the day, the best guides are on hand to show you not only the waterfalls, but also the stunning natural beauty of the Atlantic Rainforest.

A charming ‘finca’ situated just outside Salta in lovely green countryside. Here you can go for walks, enjoy excellent horse riding and, in the evening, savour a traditional ‘parilla’ (grilled meat) with a good glass of wine.

Few hotels boast such a spectacular setting as the Llao Llao. This iconic hotel dates back to the 1930s and overlooks Lake Nahuel Huapi. If you’re a golf enthusiast, a round on the hotel’s 18-hole golf course is an absolute must.