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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Salta – Based on 34,264 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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Stunning city , beautiful architecture. Recommend the free city walking tour, and hike up the hill instead of taking the funicular ! Also recommend El Solar del Convento for an amazing and well priced bife de chorizo. Spent 2.5 days and wish I had booked at least 1 more. City felt safe and we walked everywhere despite being about 10 blocks north of the main Plaza.
My family and I (2 adults, 2 kids aged 10 & 14) spent 4 days / 3 nights in Salta (with one full-day tour to Cafayate in the middle). Salta was wonderful! Very different from Buenos Aires, totally worth the side trip. (We flew from BA to Iguazú and then to Salta on Aerolineas Argentinas). Three nights was perfect.
Salta is a Beautiful city to visit and spend a few days trying typical food like Humita, tamales, empanadas. I tried some different icecream flavors which were interesting. The historic part is amazing. Going to Cafayate and visiting the vanyards and staying for a couple days is a must.
Give Salta some time, it really grew on me. I arrived on a Sunday afternoon and it was dead quiet but the city totally came alive during the week. I had 4 days, went on two excursions and spent two days exploring the city. I did the free walking tour which leaves from the main square daily and it's a great way to get a feel for the place, meet some people and get good tips from the guide on what to do and where to eat etc. I used Nordic travel for my excursions and they were very good - the excursions are long so it's worth going in a comfortable bus. You could hire a car but the organised excursions are a good way to meet people if you're traveling alone and the info from guide also makes the trips more enjoyable. We went to a local Pena a little out of the town centre but worth it - La Casona del Molino - delicious food, local musicians playing their folk music and everyone singing along. Nice vibe. Definitely walk up the hill if you are able, its long but not that long and the view from the top is spectacular.
C'est une halte pour faire la boucle nord et la boucle sud, nous y sommes restés en tout 1.5 jours et c'était bien suffisant, a part la Plaza avec sa Catedral et le musée d’archéologie de haute altitude qu'il ne faut pas louper , il n'y a pas grand chose à faire.
very nice city (please go to the telepheric hide on San Bernardo hill). Also, go do DONA SALTA and have the famous EMPANADAS SALTEÑAS (the best I ever taste). Also, Main Catedral is very beautiful inside. And Catedral San Francisco, very pretty on the outside and has a quick tour.
“The hotel is conveniently located in a nice area of town. It is prettier in person than the pictures show. The dining area is quaint and next to a nice family room area that opens to a stone patio. The rooms are inviting and have an authentic Argentinian feel. The bed and linens were comfortable.”
“Not a boutique hotel but a clean, quiet room with A/C for a reasonable price located in the city center up a flight of stairs. Staff was friendly and helpful. Stayed here twice....one night each time. Would stay again.”
“Great, great hotel. Pretty set-up, pretty and romantic rooms.”
“Very friendly staff, let us keep our bags at the hotel and use the facilities while we waited for our late night bus.”
“The location was very good, just a few blocks from Salta downtown. Even with the certain location, it was quiet to sleep. We were just like at home, totally free and undisturbed.”
