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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Mendoza – Based on 48,074 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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Mendoza is one of my favourite places in Argentina. You can almost anything outside, from paragliding to horse riding, enjoy a spa day, visit incredible restaurants, enjoy the best wine and meat...if visiting the country I think this province is a must.
2 days for wineyards (bodegas), 1 day for city tour and 1 day for Aconcagua, 1 day for Thermas of Cacheuta (5 days total) were enough to me, as I´m not a wine expert as most of visitors. Also, we had a tour from Mendoza to Santiago, visiting Aconcagua and nearby attractions, but due to weather conditions, the aduana was close, so take weather into considerations. Very nice city, restaurants and squares. I would come back. Plaza Espana has very beaultiful architecture, but in poor conditions (could be better maintained).
Amazing place!! Don't leave without going to Bodega Camelo Patti and Bodega CarinaE! totally recommended. We did a tour for 3 bodegas in a car, best way to move around. Don't forget to call the bodegas before you go if you're planning on having lunch there. Definitely a place to go with friends or your couple.
A large city (800,000 in metro area) located in an arid climate. The tree-lined streets make it special. Other than San Martin park (970 acres) and the many trees, there is not much to make it special. The wine industry dominates the area. Wine stores on almost every street.
Must do Aconcagua tour. Walking in the center, squares is very pleasant and safe and like in any other place, there are areas where one must be careful. Mendoza keeps its streets very clean. I went for the Vendimia. A lot of people came to Mendoza. I was present for the parade, and I was surprised to notice that right after the last participant in the parade, street cleaning began, multiple men with brooms, followed by waste trucks, followed by street cleaning trucks and lastly trucks emptying clean water with cleaning chemicals. It was quick.
Cidade muito agradável, pessoas simpaticas boa gastronomia, vinicolas e entretenimento, passeios, vale visitar tanto em casal ou com familia levando parentes mais idosos, cidade plana de fácil acesso a todos pontos.
“Secret garden in Mendoza city centre, few blocks walk from main square. Comfortable, clean and friendly staff”
“Everything.. :) and on top of that the owner is one of few we encountered that are as friendly, funny and smiling throughout our 3weeks trip through Northern Argentina”
“Quiet location but near everything we needed, especially many vegetarian restaurants and a pretty easy walk from the bus station ( not quite as near as I thought) . Most staff was very helpful. Simple but had everything we needed. Kitchen, Internet, tour advice, sitting room, little courtyard. A good heater in our room was great. We got stranded in Mendoza when the pass back to chile was closed and eugenia was very helpful in this difficult situation.”
“They had amazing customer service. Very friendly and helpful. They helped make our visit to Mendoza a pleasure.”
“We were met warmly by Jorge and Gladys like long lost family. From helping us hire a car, recommending places for lunch (Bodega Lopez was great) and things to do in Mendoza. Their place is literally 2 blocks from the main street chocca full of great bars and restaurants. We stayed at 816 either side of a weekend trip to Valle de Uco and would highly recommend Jorge and Galdys' place if you love an easy going, warm, comfortable B&B.”
