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Lares de Chacras Hotel

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Friendly and informal family-owned country house in the heart of Argentina’s wine region. A rustic place, not luxurious, but the service is exceptional.

This friendly and informal family-owned country house is 15km outside Mendoza in the heart of Argentina’s best-known wine producing region. The rich viticultural and gastronomic heritage of the area is much in evidence at Lares de Chacras. It’s a rustic place, not luxurious, but the service is exceptional.

The architectural style is rustic and cosy, combining stone with wood and other natural materials. There are just eight rooms; those on the ground floor have sliding glass doors opening on to the garden and first floor rooms have balconies.

There is a swimming pool and Jacuzzi, and a restaurant, bar, cavernous wine cellar and living room with a welcoming open fireplace. There’s also a traditional quincho where a typical Argentine barbecue can be prepared. In the surrounding vine-draped landscapes lie numerous vineyards which you can visit during your stay.

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What our clients say

  • "A lovely, family run hotel with very helpful staff."

    JLG, London Sep 2014
  • Liked the location / small size / excellent food very good place to relax

    JB, Mansfield Jan 2018
  • Just a great place to stay and see the wine country.

    CB, Kendall Feb 2016
  • This is a very pleasant place to relax and is convenient for vineyard visits. Nice pool, pleasant  and friendly staff. Family run.Good food. Bicycles provided on Christmas Day, but were…

    JH Newcastle upon tyne Jan 2015
  • Scores excellent because of the very helpful staff.

    JM, Wantage Apr 2016
  • "Much enjoyed all facilities on offer."

    MC, Liskeard Nov 2014
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