“Sossego em belo hotel.”
The hotel room is beautiful, the view over the Nevados is amazing, and the silence is wonderfully pleasant! The building’s architecture is a perfect 10. You’re entitled to unlimited water, which is essential in the dry climate, and you receive a bottle of their 75‑year‑old vineyard wine. It’s a place to rest amid a small village and vineyards, just as the photos show. The vineyards and restaurants are not far away—usually a half‑hour drive suffices. Watch the roads: sometimes there are potholes, so drive carefully. Not always is someone at the reception; the owner lives in the hotel, and sometimes it’s awkward to call him. When you do, he appears and is very friendly. During the day, the manager is present and very helpful, chatting with you when you want to talk. It seems they have a no‑disturb policy for guests. There is no restaurant on the property. For breakfast, you can order eggs that are very well made; otherwise you serve yourself from what’s displayed. The fruit isn’t always fresh, but when it is, it’s excellent. When we travel, we usually have one meal at a restaurant and a lighter one, often at night, preferably at the hotel. There’s no stove access; only when we ask the owner, he prepares instant soup. The nearest village has very basic supermarkets; if you share our habit and come by car, bring your favorite ingredients from Mendoza for a quick meal.
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