Mendoza Lodges - Reviews and Rates

All the good stuff in Argentina seems to come from Mendoza, like the best wines, mineral water, olive oil and other produce. Wherever we went, whether it was a supermarket or a restaurant in the south or in Buenos Aires, we spotted the name 'Mendoza' printed proudly on the labels. So we arrived in this small city at the foothills of the Andes wi...

Hola, As our time in Mendoza comes to an end, Dustin & I knew we had to take a trip to Aconcagua. Aconcagua is the tallest summit in all of the America´s and is one of the seven summits within the world. Second only to Mount Everest, Aconcagua draws climbers and trekkers from all over the world. We did not climb the summit of course, but we ...

We arrived in Mendoza around 10am, having slept pretty well but still keen to have a shower and change clothes... The walk into town didn´t look far but Katie didn´t fancy another urban trek so we got a taxi, who seemed to overcharge us but neither of us were that fussed. We headed to the hostel Katie had circled in the guidebook, which looked d...

Ali: After a 7 hour bus journey and a 4 hour wait at the border, we finally arrived in Mendoza late at night. Although the journey was long, we considered ourselves lucky, as the border crossing had been closed for 2 weeks before because of snow. So, we set of to Simon´s choice of hotel, 'The Ritz' to see if they had a room. I was slightly dubio...

From Salta we spent 15 hours on a bus to Mendoza - the centre of Argentinian wine making. What else to do but take ourselves on a wine tasting tour, where we tasted lots of yummy reds, got ****** and bought lots of Malbec. Hic. Mendoza is another lovely town set around lots of leafy green plazas. We wandered around in the hot weather, Marcus enj...