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House of Jasmines

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House of Jasmines is a luxury countryside hotel in the Andean foothills of Argentina. 

This elegant hotel is set on a large century-old estancia with views over the Andean foothills. It is a luxurious and very romantic property in the distinguished Relais & Chateaux portfolio with extensive gardens and grounds of over 200 acres.

House of Jasmines has a gorgeous combination of cream walls, white linen and modern leather furniture. Guests enter straight into the welcoming living room area, made cosy with an open fireplace. There is a range of rooms in the historic main house and around the grounds. Many have private terraces and suites have separate living areas.

The food is a highlight; the large restaurant is set around a central fireplace and the menu has a regional Argentine bias complemented with an extensive wine list including wines from the local area.

There is also a spa (open to the public), a short walk away with a Finnish bath, sauna and massage as well as an outdoor pool. The hotel is quietly but conveniently located, only 10 minutes’ drive from Salta airport and 20 minutes from the centre.

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What our clients say

  • I have wanted to visit Argentina for years.  Journey Latin America helped by interpreting our desires and pulled together an excellent itinerary.  Our journey will be one of the most…

    LT, Wimborne Nov 2012
  • Most Memorable Moment: Iguazu falls were amazing - much better than exepcted

    DM, London May 2016
  • The whole trip was memorable!  The excursion to Estancia Cristina was amazing, trekking Laguna Torre and Laguna de los Tres were awesome too.  And nothing beats being able to see…

    LB, London Oct 2017
  • An excellent holiday to a fantastically varied country inhabited by charming people. An absolute must.

    CF, Sutton Jun 2013
  • Highlights?: The guides Laura, Rami and Roberto were tremendous. Highlights among many definitely include the Salta Trip to the Clouds Day, the Iguazu Falls (esp the Argentine side)and the Bariloche…

    JD, London May 2017
  • Seeing the iguazu falls was unforgettable. The hotel was beautiful with a fantastic position.

    LD, London Feb 2016
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Hannah had an early introduction to Latin America when her family moved to Ecuador and she returned to study in Buenos Aires for a year before backpacking across the continent.

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