Stays.
Small hotels, lodges and estancias that suit each place.
What we look for: character and a sense of place, owners or managers who know the area, a location that saves you time, and good beds after long days outdoors. We suggest specific properties when we plan your trip.
Iguazú.(01)
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Jungle lodge
Cabins in the forest near the falls.
Salta & Jujuy.(03)
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Colonial house
A courtyard hotel in the centre of the city.
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Adobe inn
Small rooms facing the hill of seven colours.
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Vineyard finca
Rooms among the vines, with tastings on site.
Mendoza.(02)
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Vineyard guesthouse
A family bodega with a handful of rooms.
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Wine lodge
Villas facing the Andes, with a restaurant.
Buenos Aires.(03)
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Townhouse hotel
A restored house on a quiet street, walkable to restaurants.
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Grand hotel
Belle Époque rooms close to the cemetery and museums.
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Pampas estancia
Horses, asado and a casco with a gallery, a couple of hours from the city.
The Lake District.(01)
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Lakeside lodge
Timber and stone, on the shore outside town.
Península Valdés.(01)
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Coastal inn
Close to the whale-watching boats.
El Chaltén.(01)
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Mountain inn
Trailhead location, drying room for boots.
El Calafate & the Glaciers.(02)
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Lake-view hotel
Big windows over Lago Argentino.
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Sheep estancia
A working ranch on the steppe.
Ushuaia & Tierra del Fuego.(01)
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Hillside hotel
Channel views above the town.
Now join the dots.
Tell us roughly what you have in mind. We will reply with honest advice on what fits.