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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

  • Just a great place to stay and see the wine country.

    CB, Kendall Feb 2016
  • "V. helpful and pleasant staff who were very well informed and went out of their way to give us information and support."

    PK, Twickenham Feb 2014
  • “Viñas de Cafayate and Hotel Lares De Chacra in Argentina - both beautiful hotels, really high standards of service, wish we could have stayed longer!”

    CR, Finsbury Park Mar 2013
  • Lovely Country House style hotel. Excellent service. Chacres itself it also well worth a walk round.

    MW, Oldham Dec 2015
  • So lovely!!! A little out of town (as advised) but just a haven of quiet, lovely rooms and excellent food!

    RAF Wokingham Mar 2015
  • "A lovely, family run hotel with very helpful staff."

    JLG, London Sep 2014
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    Lina's passion for the continent where she was born really took off when she moved to Córdoba (Argentina) to study, spending the holidays travelling between Argentina and her native Colombia.

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