Luxury properties are found from Salta, in Argentina’s arid north, through the wine growing regions of Mendoza, it’s beautiful capital, Buenos Aires and Ushuaia in the Tierra Del Fuego (end of the world).
A holiday staying at Argentina’s finest luxury and boutique properties should include fine dining, excellent wines, learning about the Gaucho way of life, horse whispering, expansive landscapes and of course Buenos Aires, the Paris of South America.
Lavish properties come in the form of lodges, haciendas, excellent wineries and a combination of luxury and boutique hotels. An individually tailored itinerary by our experts can combine any of these properties together to create an authentic and deluxe Argentinian experience.
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Style: Colonial, rural chic, elegant
Location: La Merced Chica, Salta, Argentina
Just a few minutes from Salta, at the base of the Andes resides the House of Jasmines Hacienda, an elegant 100-year old mansion rewarding its guests with an authentic Argentinian experience in a superb location. Nestled among a beautiful 100 hectare park, House of Jasmines effortlessly combines relaxation with refinement. Featuring a spa and heated pool on the property, along with the La Table restaurant, serving regional produce and unforgettable Argentinian cuisine that is equipped with a fireplace and clay oven. The outstanding hospitality of the Fenestraz family who run the Hacienda will have you feeling at home immediately in one of their rooms or suites. The colonial charm is complimented with the wide range of daily activities offered on the property and throughout its local surroundings.
Image: House of Jasmines, Argentina
Number of Rooms: 32
Style: Rustic, comfortable, authentic
Location: Cafayate, Salta, Argentina
Amidst the vineyards of the El Esteco winery with the stunning backdrop of the Calchaquí Valleys, lies the original homestead of this estate founded in 1982. Old world charm meets sophistication to bring you the Hotel Patios de Cafayate. All rooms boast spectacular views whether they be of the winery or the hills, ample space, generous-sized bathrooms and heavenly bedding. Each room has a different colour and decor scheme whilst they keep the style and essence of the historical charm of Patios de Cafayate. No details have been forgotten in this authentic Argentinian luxury hotel. The restaurant on the property, La Rosa is run and served by the owner of the hotel and they strive to produce authentic Argentinian cuisine paired with world class wines.
Image: Hotel Patios de Cafayate, Argentina
Number of Rooms: 24
Style: Luxurious, Modern, Sleek
Location: Lujan de Cuyo, Mendoza, Argentina
Wine lovers and appreciators of fine places will rejoice when they reach the Malbec vines which surround the Entre Cielos Luxury Wine Hotel & Spa. Renowned as one of Argentina’s most luxurious properties, it does not take long to find out why. Colonial charm perfectly coexists with modern architecture to create something truly spectacular beneath the snow capped Andes. Each room features a private terrace with sweeping views of the Malbec vines, which have made Mendoza one of the world’s leading wine capitals. Relax in Latin America’s first and only authentic traditional Hamam (turkish spa) providing a tranquil sanctuary to follow a day of enjoying the excursions on offer. The Katharina Bistro on the property provides its guests with dishes which explore the regional flavours of Mendoza with a modern and international twist.
Image: Entre Cielos, Luxury Wine Hotel & Spa, Argentina
Number of Rooms: 207
Style: Sumptuous, classical, high-end
Location: La Recoleta, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Offering unparalleled luxury in the heart of La Recoleta, Buenos Aires’ most elegant neighbourhood, the Alevear Palace Hotel certainly should not be missed on your luxury Argentinian itinerary. With a touch of glamour around every corner, the hotel is rightfully known as a symbol of opulence in an otherwise bustling city. The classical style in which the eleven story, 1932 hotel pays homage to remains the same today, only changed to add the highest expression of refinement. The lobby and public areas boast crystal chandeliers, gold leaf detailed walls and works of art by famous artists. With both a lobby and rooftop bar along with the Alevear Grill and L’orangerie restaurant there are no shortages of gastronomic delights waiting to surprise you. Offering a combination of both lounge and grand suites, the Alevear Palace Hotel is bound to have you feeling like royalty with most offering a butler service, fresh fruit basket on arrival, marble bathrooms with toiletries by Hermès de Paris and Egyptian cotton sheets. No detail has been spared in the production of this breathtakingly beautiful, luxury hotel.
Image: Alevear Palace Hotel, Argentina
Number of Rooms: 11
Style: Historical, bohemian, sleek
Location: Palermo Soho, Buenos Aires, Argentina
This sophisticated, boutique hotel in the trendy neighbourhood of Palermo Soho delights its guests with its unique design and exquisite finishings. Each of their 11 suites honour the legacy of an important Argentinian (hence the name) whilst also paying homage to rustic and chic designs. A stones throw away from designer shops, hip bars and indulgent restuarants, the Legado Mitico is the perfect sanctuary in the busy city of Buenos Aires.
Image: Legado Mitico, Argentina
Number of Rooms: 11
Style: Urban, refined, luxurious
Location: Recoleta, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Once you step inside the walls of Hub Porteño the old-world glamour strikes you as you arrive in your Buenos Aires oasis in the heart of Recoleta. The small boutique hotel more feels like a luxurious town house as none of the eleven rooms are numbered and there is no reception when you enter. There is a ‘living room’ for guests to relax and enjoy afternoon tea in along with a comfortable and fully furnished rooftop terrace with a cocktail bar, a fitness centre, sauna and spa treatment room. Whatever your interests, the exceptional staff members at Hub Porteño can tailor make an itinerary during your stay to delight all of your senses. However you may never want to leave with one of Buenos Aires most popular restaurants, Tarquino on site. The suites are all exquisitely furnished with large marble bathrooms offering jacuzzi baths and walk in showers. The rooms all have large windows offering guests relaxing views of their surroundings.
Image: Hub Porteno, Argentina
Number of Rooms: 15
Style: Cozy, authentic, personalised
Location: Villa La Angostura, Argentina
In one of the most privileged locations in Latin America and quite possibly the world, Las Blasas Resort & Spa is perched upon the shore of the Nahuel Huapi Lake. The enchanting hotel is back-dropped by the Patagonian mountains of the Nahuel Huapi and Arrayanes National Parks from which it is situated between. The three suites and twelve rooms all capture the essence of the immense natural beauty of Patagonia. The rich wooden decor and infrastructure of the building to the deep blue facade, this lakeside property harmoniously fits in with its surroundings. Las Blasas offers a sanctuary and a place of pure relaxation for those whom they are looking to replenish their body and minds but also an array of activities for those looking to enjoy the beauty of Patagonia. The onsite restaurant combines creativity with experience to bring its guests local tastes and flavours representative of tradition whilst still breaking boundaries.
Image: Las Balsas Resort & Spa, Argentina
Number of Rooms: 20
Style: Remote, authentic, ranch-style
Location: Lake Argentino, Los Glaciares National Park, Argentina
Only accessible by boat on Lake Argentino and then on the Cristina Channel, Estancia Cristina stands alone in a remote corner of the world in this beautifully picturesque region. Built where the Uspala Glacier once occupied, the glacier valley on which it stands offers a spectacular view of snow-capped mountains, lakes, rivers and hanging glaciers. The history of the Estancia dates back to 1913 and spreads across 22,000 hectares showing the story of one families dream to settle in this stunning region, later becoming a reality which they chose to share with those willing to make the rewarding journey. Each room is housed in one of five lodges, which contain four bedrooms and a common living area. The rooms are simplistic and true to their surroundings, encouraging guests to switch off from the out side world and immerse themselves in the beauty that engulfs them. The main lodge, known as the “Octagon” houses the reception area and a cosy fireplace.
Image: Estancia Cristina, Argentina
Number of Rooms: 117
Style: Contemporary, elegant, luxurious
Location: Cerro Alarkén Natural Reserve, Ushuaia, Argentina
Arakur offers it’s guests much more than a luxury hotel, which it certainly does not fall short of. It rewards its visitors with an unforgettable experience, which will be etched in their memories forever. Extending on a natural balcony inside the Cerro Alarkén Natural Reserve, the highly acclaimed architectural design allows the building to blend in synonymously with the landscape on which it resides. The reserve is an area totaling 247 acres of native woods, flora and fauna with the land dedicated to the preservation of nature. Wood, stone and natural fabrics contribute to the ambiance of this truly remarkable hotel, with 360° views of the surrounding reserve and the city of Ushuaia. With heated pools totaling a space of 300 sq metres, a fitness centre, two bars and the on-site ‘La Cravia’ Restaurant, you may never want to leave to participate in the properties extensive outdoor excursions that they offer.
Image: Arakur Hotel, Argentina