Trips SouthAmerica

Great hotel, clean and comfortable with a good range for breakfast. Across the road from the main plaza se be prepared for music/noise on Saturday and Sunday - this didn't go beyond 11pm though.

This was a request from me, as a mountain lover, and I was not disappointed. We had views all the way of Aconcagua, at 6962m the highest peak in the Andes, South America, and the Americas. A not too strenuous hike as it is a long steady climb with not too much altitude change. Our guide Frederico was very knowledgeable. Lunch and snacks were provided and were much appreciated :)

We went by car to the Venorum winery, an award winning boutique winery owned by the Altieri family, and were treated to a very informative tour followed by wine tasting (exceptional wines!). This was followed by a bike ride through vineyards and a small town to a delicious lunch at Terrazas de los Andes - another renowned winery with beautiful restaurant and surroundings.

Our walk through this beautiful area was peaceful and soul fulfilling, made all the better by our informative and thoughtful guide, Emiliano. The view from the final mirador was spectacular. There was a traditional Argentinian plancha at the end - we are vegan, the chef (and owner) Agustin went out of his way to create something wonderful for us which was very much appreciated.

Poor choice Staff very inexperienced and unwilling to help. Breakfast staff were really the best people working in this dump of an old and dated hotel. We did not even have a phone in our room and had to go down to reception if we needed anything. The only clean place was the lobby

In the middle of a forest. Too far from town

Very good staff A little out of the way but UBER was cheap Nice rooms but no windows

Not really a high end Malbecs. Expected boutique wines but ended up in a winery that produces 6 million liters of wine in a year. Found the wines to be expensive and not necessarily all that great.

Overall very enjoyable

Great location and away from tourist traps. Beautiful pool

TripAdvisor reviews are spot on - the hotel is in an incredible location, the rooms are clean and well maintained. My overall hotel rating is a 3/5 because of the service in the restaurants and pool bar. Each engagement was a challenge, from ordering a beer and waiting 30 minutes (at the pool tiki bar) or for 2 of our 3 breakfasts the buffet ran out of eggs and other items. This is unacceptable for a “5 star hotel”. The breakfast setting was chaos.

Fernando is wonderful! 2nd time with him!

The level of service at this boutique hotel is really exceptional. The staff wer delightful, helpful and attentive and the rooms are gorgeous with beautiful views. The breakfast was delicious and nothing was too much trouble.

Different to the Argentinian falls and well worth doing as well as the Argentinian side. Really showed the power and expanse of the falls. Great trip!

Informative guide. Very considerate, safety focused. Great way to see Buenos Aires.

Great experience, so much food, loved the dancing and the chance to join in!

Amazing opportunity to have a tango lesson and attend a milonga with our lovely guide who explained how everything worked. Out lesson was designed at a perfect level and we really enjoyed learning some basics which we still remember! We did get up an have a dance at the milonga, but with so many amazing dancers there, it was a little daunting! But just enjoyed watching everyone else and getting to understand the etiquette of the dance.

Hard to find the words to express how amazing this was. A fabulous trip with plenty of time to admire the glacier and an amazing treck on the ice. The colours are astonishing and photos do not do it justice.

Different to the ranch in Buenos Aires, this felt very authentic. Had an amazing horse ride and enjoyed seeing how the sheep are sheared by hand. Even got to feed a lamb! Saw Guanaco in the fields and a couple of Condors!

Well organised with enough free time in each location. Ran over as guide was trying to wait for decent weather for the Christ the Redeemer statue visit, which sadly didnt work out but we really appreciated the effort.

Great to have a day in the heat. On reflection, wish it had have been two days!

I nice personal trip which was adapted to our needs.

This was an interesting trip. We were pleased to have done it as it clearly marked out the intersection between Paraquay, Brazil and Argentina, however we were disappointed that there was no commentary at all to tell us what we were seeing - not even a 'welcome on board'. That said, we were the only English speakers on the boat as far as we could tell, so any commentary was likely to be in Spanish, however we understand a little! For instance, at some point the dancing, with a Tango demonstration, and singing, started downstairs, but we are not sure when that happened. As we travelled back we thought we would look downstairs, only to discover that the show had already started and we had missed a lot.

Unbelievable day! We were worried about the boat trip as it had rained a lot, the water was high, but it was an amanzing experience!

We were worried that this woud be really scary. It was exhilarating, but not scary and were so please to have done it!

Wow! What an experience. Beautiful venue, lovely food, and amazing dancers!

A bit too warm/hot in the rooms

Quaint hotel that is very unique in a middle of a national park.

The hotel was adequate but if you are local, you would need to know to ask the front desk to turn on heating.

Wonderful experience

Weather was poor and we could not see everything.