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Mendoza Show on mapSet against the vast, sunstruck sweep of Mendoza’s Uco Valley, The Vines Resort & Spa is the kind of place that makes wine country look almost indecently beautiful. The resort sits among 1,500 acres of private vineyards in Los Chacayes, with the Andes rising behind it, and everything here is arranged around that landscape. From the breathtaking views, to the wines, the stillness, and the sense that you have been dropped into the most cinematic version of Argentina possible... The incredible accommodation is part of the magic. The resort’s 33 villas are spread across the vines and built for proper lingering, with private decks, spa-style bathrooms and interiors in wood and stone that keep the mood warm rather than flashy. Some of them also feature outdoor fireplaces, soaking tubs and even private swimming pools - which is exactly the sort of over-the-top detail that works perfectly when the backdrop is this dramatic. And then there is restaurant Siete Fuegos by Francis Mallmann, which gives the whole place a second heartbeat. Mallmann’s open-fire cooking is central to the experience, turning dinner into part theatre, part feast, all grounded in local produce and Argentine wine culture. Add the spa, the vineyard experiences and that endless mountain horizon, and this is the sort of stay people start planning another trip around before they have even checked out. Read moreGuest rating: 9.2 (superb)Price from: HUF 353,578 /night
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Mendoza Show on mapRosell Boher Winery Lodge & Spa is where sparkling wine meets the Andes in full flourish. Perched in Alto Agrelo near Mendoza, this boutique vineyard retreat serves more than views - it pours passion. From afar, you’ll spot 11 stunning villas dotted among vine rows; up close, interiors echo the estate’s craft - fireplaces, open terraces, and wine coolers stocked with house cuvées... Their cellar holds up to 25,000 bottles, and tastings feel like initiation into a family’s sparkling-wine legacy. Guests can also enjoy gourmet dinners where local organic produce meets effervescent pairings, and spa treatments infused with vineyard aromas made the land part of every moment. Book a stay here if you crave wine immersion, boutique luxury, and remote romance! Read moreGuest rating: 8.9 (fabulous)Price from: HUF 146,077 /night
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Mendoza Show on mapIf you're drawn to immersive vineyard escapes, Chozos Resort delivers a dramatic Mendoza experience you'll hardly forget. Set on the vast Dragonback Estate - the largest privately owned vineyard globally - it cultivates bold signature wines like Malbec and Cabernet Sauvignon. And in this rocky, sandy terrain you'll not only find the vines - but also some very cool accommodation... They come in dome-shaped chozos - intimate cabanas with private plunge pools, fire pits, patios, and stunning floor-to-ceiling windows. Daily delights here include wine-tasting sessions and tours in the resort’s own winery, plus wine-release events that feel festive and exclusive. Outdoor options are equally rich: horseback or mountain-bike vineyard rides, spa treatments, and evenings under star-spattered skies. Go here for a stay in one of the world’s most iconic wine regions! Read moreGuest rating: 8.7 (fabulous)Price from: HUF 132,690 /night
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Valle de Uco Show on mapIn the heart of Argentina’s wine country, where the Andes rise dramatically behind endless rows of vines, Finca Rosablanca offers an intimate take on the classic Mendoza wine lodge. It’s the kind of place where mornings start with golden light spilling over the vineyards and evenings end with a glass of Malbec in hand while the mountains glow in distance... The lodge is small and personal, with rustic-chic rooms that blend natural textures and modern comfort, many opening straight onto the vines. What really makes it shine is its connection to Mendoza’s wine culture-tastings of estate-grown varietals, vineyard walks guided by passionate winemakers, and long, leisurely meals where each course finds its perfect pairing. We love this place and think you'll too! Read moreGuest rating: 9.9 (exceptional)Price from: HUF 31,893 /night
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Mendoza Show on mapSome stays are about the room. Boutique Hotel Bodega CICLO ANDINO is about the setting. The property sits in Perdriel, at the foot of the Andes, and builds the whole experience around century-old vineyards, tastings in a historic villa and private lodges looking directly over the vines toward the mountains. It is one of those places where the phrase “wine and hospitality at the foot of the Andes” sounds suspiciously like an understatement... A fun detail we really like is that the vineyards here are a century old, which gives the project more gravitas than the average shiny boutique newcomer. The lodges themselves are modern, but the wine story underneath them is not. That contrast - old vines, fresh design, serious scenery - is what makes the whole thing stick in your mind. Read moreGuest rating: 9.8 (exceptional)Age limit: 18+ yearsPrice from: HUF 68,511 /night
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Mendoza Show on mapThe Mendoza region is world-famous for its Malbec, but what really makes it special is the way boutique wineries here let you feel part of the story. Boutique Vineyard and Wine Lodge in Maipú captures that spirit beautifully. Set in the foothills of the Andes, the lodge is surrounded by rows of vines that seem to stretch right up to the mountains. The atmosphere is intimate and personal, with just a handful of rooms designed to make you feel at home... But what really stands out, though, is the winemaking. Guests can tour the cellar, taste Malbecs and other varietals straight from the barrel, and enjoy food pairings that showcase Argentina’s bold flavours. It’s quiet, authentic, and incredibly scenic. A true Mendoza experience, made for wine lovers who want more than just a hotel stay. Read moreGuest rating: 9.8 (exceptional)Price from: HUF 28,743 /night
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Valle de Uco Show on mapIf your idea of a vineyard stay includes sweeping Andes views, boutique comfort, and a wine-country host who treats you like a friend, then Casa de Huéspedes in the Uco Valley has your name on it. Tucked amongst vineyards in Tupungato, this guesthouse offers just six beautifully styled rooms-each opening to mountain vistas and the estate’s own boutique winery... The wines - especially the estate’s Malbec blends-are poured with warmth, and reviewers rave about evenings on the terrace, poolside sunsets, and the sense of being part of something special. Book this place! Read moreGuest rating: 9.7 (exceptional)Price from: HUF 122,059 /night
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Mendoza Show on mapIn Mendoza’s Maipú wine region, surrounded by century-old olive trees and vineyards, you’ll find Posada Verde Oliva. A fantastic boutique stay that is both authentic and refined. The first thing you'll notice is the historic 19th-century house that has been carefully restored, while adding the comforts of a modern inn. Here, life moves at a slower pace... Days start with a homemade breakfast in the garden, shaded by olive branches, and unfold with visits to nearby wineries, cellar tours, and tastings of Malbecs and blends that define the region. Returning in the evening, you can relax by the pool and sip a glass of wine produced on-site. The atmosphere is warm and personal, with hospitality that makes every guest feel part of the estate. Highly recommended! Read moreGuest rating: 9.7 (exceptional)Price from: HUF 32,680 /night
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Valle de Uco Show on mapHigh in Argentina’s Uco Valley, where the Andes rise dramatically behind rows of sun-soaked vines, Casa de Uco Vineyards & Wine Resort offers one of the most immersive wine stays in South America. This is Mendoza, but far from the crowds. Raw, refined, and surrounded by some of the country’s most celebrated terroir. Set on a 320-hectare estate, the resort blends sleek, modern architecture with vast natural beauty... Each room feels like a front-row seat to the landscape, with floor-to-ceiling windows, earthy tones, and minimalist design that lets the mountains and vineyards do all the talking. Guests can explore the estate by bike or horseback, take part in wine tastings of high-altitude Malbecs and fresh, mineral-driven whites, or even help harvest grapes and make their own wine! A true Mendoza dream. Read moreGuest rating: 9.6 (exceptional)Age limit: 10+ yearsPrice from: HUF 183,482 /night
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Mendoza Show on mapWe were immediately sold on the name alone: Finca Boutique Un Buen Año - “a good year” - is exactly what you want a vineyard hotel to promise. Out in Eugenio Bustos in the Uco Valley, the property combines a vineyard and attached winery with a much more intimate hotel mood than the bigger Mendoza names. It is close to serious neighbours too, including Zuccardi Piedra Infinita and Alfa Crux, which tells you the wine address is no accident... What makes it especially appealing is that it sounds built for lingering. Vineyard views, an outdoor pool, grilling areas and that feeling of being in the middle of one of South America’s most talked-about wine regions without needing a huge resort around you. Read moreGuest rating: 9.5 (exceptional)Price from: HUF 44,493 /night
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Valle de Uco Show on mapWelcome to the lovely Gaia Lodge. A wine focused accommodation nestled in Argentina’s Uco Valley near Tupungato. This is where vine rows, mountain views, and boutique comfort meet beautifully. Your backdrop here includes organics-grown grapes, and you can expect tastings and estate tours to feel relaxed and genuine. The 7 guest rooms are modern and spacious, with balconies or patios offering vineyard and mountain views. Perfect for a weekend getaway!Guest rating: 9.5 (exceptional)Price from: HUF 72,842 /night
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Valle de Uco Show on mapImagine waking up in a vineyard with the Andes mountains as your personal backdrop. This is exactly what you get at La Morada Lodge in Argentina’s Valle de Uco. Set amid 270 hectares of vines in Los Chacayes, this boutique lodge brings vineyard life front and center... The 19 guest rooms are super stylish and consists of suites, chalets and villas with premium details and either a private hot tub or a pool! Many of them open up onto terraces where your morning coffee or sunset glass of Malbec pairs naturally with sweeping views of the Andes. Wine is naturally part of the atmosphere here. While La Morada focuses on comfort and scenery more than being a massive working cellar, the vibe here is still deeply rooted in winemaking: stroll through vines, ask about varietals, enjoy your meal with a carefully chosen bottle from the region. In short: if you want vineyard serenity with a exclusive lodge feel - and don’t need the full-on cellar-tour every three hours - La Morada Lodge is a standout. Wine country, yes - but mellow, beautiful, and perfectly set for your next escape. Read moreGuest rating: 9.5 (exceptional)Price from: HUF 54,730 /night
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Mendoza Show on mapAt the foothills of the Andes in Mendoza’s Luján de Cuyo region, Posada Finca Garciarena offers an experience where wine, history, and hospitality come together beautifully. Set within a restored 19th-century estate, the posada surrounds guests with vineyards and the unmistakable charm of Argentine wine country. The boutique property balances rustic character with comfort: high ceilings, antique furnishings, and inviting rooms that open onto gardens and mountain views... Days naturally revolve around the region’s renowned wineries – with Malbec at the forefront. But many guests also choose to linger on the hotel itself, enjoying Garciarena’s own wines paired with seasonal cuisine at the restaurant. If you ask us, that's something you shouldn’t miss! Whether it’s a tasting in the cellar, a walk among the vines, or simply a quiet moment by the pool with a glass in hand, you'll almost feel like you're part of Mendoza's winemaking tradition. Read moreGuest rating: 9.4 (superb)Price from: HUF 44,493 /night
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Mendoza Show on mapWe recently got the chance to stay at Posada Mawida during a trip through Lunlunta, and it quickly became a favourite. Set on a 10-hectare estate that combines hospitality with winemaking, the property has a much more intimate scale than many of the region’s larger wine resorts. It contains of just four double rooms, one triple room and three lofts set above the vineyard, all surrounded by gardens, vines and mountain views. What we liked most was the balance... The rooms are warm and unfussy, the lofts come with private decks looking out to the Andes, and there is a pool, wine cellar and generous outdoor space that make it very easy to slow down. The wine connection is what ties it all together. Mawida is not just a pretty countryside inn near wineries; it is part of a wine estate in Maipú, one of Mendoza’s classic wine areas, so the vineyard setting feels central rather than decorative. The result is low-key, personal and deeply connected to the land around it - exactly the kind of place that turns a simple wine trip into something much more memorable. Read moreGuest rating: 9.4 (superb)Age limit: 14+ yearsPrice from: HUF 35,437 /night
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Valle de Uco Show on mapIf there’s a place where high-altitude wine country opens out in full Andean grandeur, it’s at Posada Salentein. Set in the Uco Valley, among the first vineyards that gave rise to Bodegas Salentein, this is more than a lodge beside a famous winery - it is part of one of Mendoza’s most influential wine stories. Guests can visit the bodega, the Killka art gallery and even the estate’s Chapel of Gratitude, which gives the whole stay a cultural dimension as well as a vinous one... The accommodation keeps things intimate and spread out. The posada has 14 rooms plus 2 quadruple rooms, divided between separate houses, with gardens, a seasonal pool and wide views toward the vines and Andes. Peace and simplicity are clearly part of the design, but there is comfort too: some rooms come with kitchenettes, while reviews often praise the spacious layout and direct garden access. But (in our opinion) the wine connection is the real headline. Salentein helped redefine the Uco Valley as a premium wine destination, and staying here means waking up right inside that landscape before heading into tastings, art, architecture and long meals at the foot of the vineyard. Book this one if you want Mendoza with depth, scenery and a sense that the bottles around you have genuinely shaped the region. Read moreGuest rating: 9.3 (superb)Price from: HUF 69,692 /night
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Mendoza Show on mapEnlace Wine House is a very tempting find for those who wants a wine stay to come with actual vineyard life. Set inside Bodega Montequieto, right in the heart of Mendoza’s wine route, it puts guests among the vines and within easy reach of names like Catena Zapata, Pulenta Estate and Bodega Andalhue. Better still, the stay includes local wine tastings, so the wine story starts almost as soon as you arrive. What gives it extra appeal is the scale... This is not a sprawling resort but a smaller guest-house-style setup with a restaurant, gardens, a seasonal pool and spa services, which keeps the mood more intimate and relaxed. And then there is the food side. Enlace Resto leans into locally rooted cooking and thoughtful wine pairings, which is exactly what you want after a day in Mendoza wine country. In other words: this is the kind of place you book when you want vineyard immersion, easy gastronomy and the feeling that the next very good glass is never far away. Read moreGuest rating: 9.2 (superb)
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Mendoza Show on mapAfter a long-awaited stay at Posada Cavieres Wine Farm in Maipú, we can honestly say it exceeded all of our highest expectations. Nestled alongside its own Malbec vineyard and olive groves, the lodge invites to a genuine and unpretentious getaway with full focus on wine. Here, its seven individually decorated rooms boast vineyard views, memory‑foam beds, minibars, and private patios... Our room was even set right on the vines! Breakfast arrived daily with regional produce and pastries, while dinners were enjoyed at the on‑site restaurant. We also loved lounging by the pool with a glass (or two...) of their Cavieres Malbec, biking to nearby bodegas, and lastly - the warm, multilingual hospitality from owners Hans and Alina. We can't wait to return. Read moreGuest rating: 9.2 (superb)Price from: HUF 29,924 /night
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Valle de Uco Show on mapDreaming of wine, countryside, and something just a bit unexpected? Look no further than Posada La Celia in the Uco Valley of Argentina. Set among vines, this boutique guest house offers chic rooms with vineyard views, a pool for slow afternoons, and an on-site winery tour that feels more like hanging out with friends than a formal tasting... Guests staying here can enjoy personal touches such as a complimentary bottle on departure, extra-friendly hosts, and a sunny spot near the pool where glasses are never too full or too far away. In summary; the ideal escape for a wine-filled experience! Read moreGuest rating: 9.2 (superb)Price from: HUF 46,067 /night
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Mendoza Show on mapAfter reading so many great reviews about vineyard stays in Mendoza, we were very eager to try the Agrelo Vines Lodge. And how it delivered! Set amid endless vine rows with the Andes as your backdrop, this boutique retreat includes just four modern mini‑villas. Our had a fantastic, private terrace, fireplace, and heated floors. Days here begun with generous continental breakfasts - think local pastries and fresh fruit delivered to your suite... And then, with free-flowing wine or champagne in-room, it was pretty easy to unwind by the seasonal pool. The hotel is perfectly positioned for wine‑trail adventures - you can stroll to nearby Susana Balbo and Chandon vineyards, then return to a personalised, attentive service that we rarely find anywhere else. Read moreGuest rating: 9.1 (superb)Price from: HUF 118,515 /night
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Mendoza Show on mapVilla Mansa hits that sweet spot between vineyard escape and style retreat in Argentina’s wine heartland. Set in Luján de Cuyo just 14 minutes from Mendoza city, this boutique hideaway is wrapped in vineyards, olive trees, and Andes-backdrops. The wine story here is genuine: the on-site cellar houses estate-grown Malbecs and other varietals, tastings are a relaxed affair, and the restaurant serves seasonal regional dishes with local bottles ready to pour... Rooms are spacious and bright, each with a balcony or terrace so you can savor your first morning coffee (or a glass at sunset) looking out over vines. You’ll find a pool, a spa with mountain views, and staff who make you feel like this isn’t just another hotel - it’s your base in Malbec country. Read moreGuest rating: 9.0 (superb)Price from: HUF 42,524 /night
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Valle de Uco Show on mapIf you’re looking for a wine accommodation stay that’s equal parts stylish and adventurous, head straight to Bodega Alpasión Lodge y Glamping in Mendoza’s Uco Valley. This is not your average winery with a guesthouse tacked on – it’s a bold, design-driven escape that celebrates both high-altitude winemaking and wide-open landscapes. The lodge is intimate, with just a handful of rooms, each offering knockout views of the Andes... Expect roaring fires, long communal tables, and the kind of atmosphere where you’ll quickly find yourself swapping wine notes with fellow guests. For something more offbeat, check into one of the luxury domes in the vineyard. Think starry nights, crisp mountain air, and a glass of Malbec within arm’s reach. Glamping doesn’t get better than this. Alpasión is indulgent, unconventional, and totally in tune with the rhythm of the Uco Valley. It’s the kind of place you arrive for a night and end up wishing you’d booked the whole week. Read moreGuest rating: 8.8 (fabulous)Price from: HUF 107,884 /night
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Mendoza Show on mapThere is a very specific pleasure in waking up with the Andes on one side and vineyards on the other, and Auberge Du Vin leans hard into it. Set in Tupungato Winelands in Mendoza’s Uco Valley, the hotel sits in the middle of vineyard country with open mountain views, fireplaces in the rooms and even kitchenettes, which gives the whole stay a more independent, long-weekend energy... The interesting twist here is that it is not really a winery hotel in the strict estate-owned sense, but a very stylish base inside one of Argentina’s most exciting wine landscapes. So the appeal is less “sleeping above the cellar” and more “having top wineries, Malbec country and those enormous Andes views right outside your door.” That is a pretty strong proposition in itself. Read moreGuest rating: 8.2 (very good)Price from: HUF 44,493 /night
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Mendoza Show on mapThis remarkable place has long been celebrated as one of the top winery hotels in Mendoza. We adore its adults-only atmosphere, the exceptional location in Ciudad Lujan de Cuyo, and the exquisite food options — perfect for wine enthusiasts and gourmet lovers. The with sweeping views over the surrounding landscape and the cozy suites make it a great spot for a relaxing getaway!Guest rating: 8.0 (very good)Age limit: 18+ yearsPrice from: HUF 29,924 /night
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Mendoza Show on mapImagine waking up with rows of vines stretching out in front of you and the Andes rising dramatically in the distance. That’s the daily view at Casa entre viñedo con vista a la Cordillera, a private getaway in Mendoza designed for travellers who want their own space right in the heart of wine country. The house is modern yet warm, with large windows that frame the vineyards outside and plenty of room to settle in... Cook a meal in the fully equipped kitchen, open a bottle from a nearby bodega, and enjoy dinner on the terrace as the sun sinks behind the mountains. Its location makes it ideal for exploring the Uco Valley or Luján de Cuyo, with some of Mendoza’s best-known wineries just a short drive away. It’s not a hotel, it’s not a lodge – it’s your own vineyard hideaway with a million-dollar view. Read more
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Hotels with winery in Argentina
Argentina stands tall in the wine world - especially in Mendoza, where Andes-backed vineyards and Malbec mastery form a story worth tasting. On this page, you'll find the very best winery hotels - where vines, cellars, and hospitality meet. We’ve carefully handpicked and personally reviewed each property. From dramatic accommodations at Chozos Resort to intimate lodges opening right onto Malbec rows. Whether you’re drawn to plush estates, rustic charm, or vineyard-front suites - we have found them all. Salud!
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