Cuyo Hotel Guide - Hotels with Air Conditioning in Cuyo, Argentina

"Although the accommodations and service were excellent, I have two negative points to highlight: 1. The room and bathroom, even with all the lamps turned on, are very dark. 2. The shower stall, with the shower head above the toilet, is very slippery. This is especially true for people with larger feet who tend to step on the curved sides of the tub. A non-slip flooring is necessary."

"Aendimento excelente, cafe da manha bom...."

"Great boutique hotel in a wonderful area of Mendoza. Nearby food options were fabulous and we enjoyed wondering the area. We felt very safe. Thw breakfast was quite good and the staff was always ready to help."

"Lindisimo hotel, muy comodo y con todas las atenciones. El staff muuuy amable!!! 100% recomendado!!"

"Beautiful place and workers are very friendly "

"Very well located hotel with a sensational breakfast. Exceptional service. Very comfortable."

"i liked the convenience to the town and surrounding area of the Uco Valley. "

"My husband and I stayed in Villa 2 The whole experience was truly magical and we felt very much at home. There were acres and acres of vineyards to explore, plenty of quiet spaces to enjoy the sunrise or sunset and the food and wine were exquisite. The resort is situated right at the foot of the Andes mountains and waking up to that stunning view everyday was incredible and absolutely breathtaking. The resort also offers a safe haven for rescued dogs and horses. We met Amiga, Sol, and Patroclo who were all so friendly and welcoming. You often see them wandering around the premise and their presence adds that extra charm to the property. By the end of our stay, we started thinking of maybe moving to Mendoza for our retirement! Such a beautiful place! We hope to return again to recharge and heal!"

"The hotel was nicely appointed, the room was spacious and comfortable. The staff were friendly and helpful. There was a fair amount of street noise, but rooms on the back were pretty quiet. The breakfast was typical for Argentina. There are several restaurants and shops just around the corner, and it's close to the center of town."