Hotels
Located in the heart of Buenos Aires, in the emblematic neighbourhood of Recoleta, this legendary building is a reference in Argentine architecture which will re-open its doors in mid-January 2024.
With views to the Electric Valley and the Marconi Glacier, Explora in El Chaltén opens its doors in 2021.
EOLO perfectly embodies the spirit of Patagonia, its indigenous roots, the experiences of European and Creole pioneers and those adventurers from all over the world who dream about this land.
Cavas Wine Lodge is an exclusive hotel with personalized service, born from nature, close to the wineries and with all the comfort of a luxury hotel. Just half an hour from the city of Mendoza.
Located in the heart of Buenos Aires city, it offers a wide variety of services and experiences that can be enjoyed at the hotel and at home as well.
A spacious residence located on the shores of the magical Nahuel Huapi lake, which has been hosting guests for more than 25 years.
Located just 20 minutes from the world’s largest waterfalls, Awasi’s new 14-room lodge is situated on the banks of the River Iguazú, surrounded by the Atlantic Rainforest.
Ideally located just 120 km from Buenos Aires, very close to San Antonio de Areco and in the heart of the Buenos Aires "Pampas", La Bamba is one of the oldest estancias in Argentina.
Just off the Andean Mountains and a few minutes away from the city of Salta, discover the luxury House of Jasmines hotel, member of Relais & Chateaux, and allow yourself to be carried away by the warm, romantic atmosphere of the Northwest of Argentina.
A magical family weekend, a charming wedding, an intimate encounter, a honeymoon from another world. These are all examples of superlative daily events in Villa Beluno for discerning travelers who choose this boutique hotel located on the shores of the Nahuel Huapi Lake.
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