Luxury Argentina Explorer

Set in the fashionable and leafy district of Palermo, Legado Mitico is a beautiful boutique hotel within easy reach of the city's main attractions and restaurants.

Legado Mitico

With beautifully decorated and well equipped rooms and communal areas, the sense of quality and refinement is pervasive throughout the hotel.

Four Seasons Buenos Aires

Hub Porteño is a historic property set on a quiet street in the heart of Recoleta, and feels more like a home than a hotel.

Hub Porteño

The Faena Buenos Aires is a striking design hotel in the waterside neighborhood of Puerto Madero, the brainchild of local empresario Alan Faena and designer Philippe Starck.

Faena Hotel Buenos Aires

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Private city tour

Enjoy a fascinating half-day private tour of the elegant districts that earned Buenos Aires the sobriquet of the Paris of South America. Visit La Boca district in the south and then the charming cobbled alleys of San Telmo. Along to the Plaza de Mayo, up the leafy Avenida de Mayo towards the imposing grandeur of the Palace of Congress and then on to the fascinating Recoleta Cemetery.

Rojo tango show

Enjoy the best tango show in town, set in the exclusive environs of the Faena Hotel. The Rojo tango is the smallest and most stylish of tango salons. Your evening includes soft drinks and alcoholic drinks such as wine and champagne, and transfers to and from the venue.

Days 3–5

Two nights exploring the glacier region around El Calafate

Next, it’s on to the Glacier Region around El Calafate. There are a variety of tours to do in this area, but not to be missed is a private tour of the Perito Moreno Glacier. On the way there, keep your eyes open for wildlife like red and grey foxes, guanaco deer, Patagonian horses and armadillos.

Where you could stay

Eolo sits on a 10,000-acre estancia in the Patagonian steppe between the town of El Calafate and the majestic Perito Moreno glacier.

Eolo

Perched by the edge of the Brazo Rico area of The Perito Moreno Glacier is where you'll find Pristine El Calafate Luxury Camp. The camp is comprised of six wooden eco-domes that feature king-size beds that can be separated into twin beds, along with armchair-type sofa beds for a third person, as all domes can accommodate a maximum of three people.

Pristine El Calafate Luxury Camp

Accessed by crossing the Cristina Channel of Lago Argentino by boat, Estancia Cristina enjoys a truly stunning setting. The journey to the lodge allows excellent viewing of the Upsala Glacier, one of the largest in the region.

Estancia Cristina

Xelena Hotel & Suites

On a steep bank overlooking Lago Argentino a little way outside of El Calafate, Xelena Hotel & Suites enjoys a quiet, majestic location. It is the perfect base from which to explore Argentina’s breathtaking Patagonia area. Comfort and warmth defines the hotel’s personality, and the team pride themselves on the attentive and personalised service offered to guests. Many of the 70 rooms have lake views, and all are extremely spacious with contemporary features. There’s also a large heated indoor-outdoor swimming pool and spa – a real highlight of the hotel – two large dining areas and a bar.

A private tour of the Perito Moreno Glacier

With your private guide and vehicle take the beautiful drive to the Los Glaciares national park. Enjoy the view, including the Corner of Sighs, where you get your first full view of the Glacier. During the drive you might catch a glimpse of red and grey foxes in the heather, cinnamon-coloured guanaco deer on rocky crags and large Patagonian hares leaping from bushes and across streams.

Arriving at the humbling sight of the vast Perito Moreno Glacier, your guide will take you on a tour along the walkways. These give you superb viewpoints and photo taking opportunities while your guide brings to life the environmental and local importance of the glacier.

Days 5–8

Three nights in the Lake District

Explore the wonderfully scenic lakes area, the Argentine Lake District, from one of our selection of luxury lodgings. You can enjoy a variety of activities depending on which property you choose for your stay. Some of the ways you might choose to fill your days include mountain biking, boat trips, guided treks, fishing, skiing or simply enjoying the region’s excellent cuisine.

Where you could stay

Built in 1988, this Relais & Chateaux property sits on the shores of Lake Huapi, in the heart of Nahuel Huapi National Park. Its iconic blue facade cuts a striking figure across the verdant landscapes, reflecting onto the serene lake water below.

Las Balsas

Villa Beluno

Located above the shimmering Lago Nahuel Huapi, Villa Beluno is a five-star sanctuary in the heart of the Argentine Lake District. Inspired by the charm of Tuscan villas, this boutique retreat provides an opulent haven for guests to immerse themselves in the region’s natural splendour. With just thirteen well-appointed rooms flooded with natural light and adorned with locally sourced lenga wood furnishings, each space offers a tranquil lakeside view. Culinary delights await at the hotel’s acclaimed restaurant, Avellana, where ingredients sourced from the onsite hydroponic greenhouse and orchard elevate every dish. Indulge further at the patisserie or unwind with a signature cocktail on the enchanting outdoor terrace. Unwind in the spa complete with a sauna, fitness studio and infinity pool, all offering breathtaking panoramas of the surrounding landscape.

One of South America’s most prestigious hotels, Llao Llao’s esteemed reputation precedes it. First opening its doors in 1938, this grand hotel, built in the Canadian home style, has welcomed aristocrats, diplomats and the rich and famous across its cypress threshold.

Llao Llao

Estancia Puema Hue is a beautiful lodge nestled in the heart of Nahuel Huapa National Park – the country’s first and largest national park. This really is one of our absolute favorite properties in all of Argentina. The lodge is set within 500 acres of wilderness at the southern end of Lake Gutlerrez. The landscape is one of rolling hills, pristine forest, valleys, waterfalls and creeks. Estancia Peuma Hue means ‘house of dreams’ in local Mapuche language and we certainly think it’s a very special place. There are 14 rooms spread across five houses, all with views of the lake. Decor throughout the lodge is very traditional with wooden floors and beams, local textiles and warm colours. There are even fireplaces in the living rooms of each house. Poplar House is the main house of the estancia and as well as having rooms, it is also where meals are served. Food is a real treat here with many of the ingredients grown in their own kitchen garden and orchard. Alternatively, choose to stay in one of their luxury yurts. These canvas yurts are 16ft in diameter and are set on rasied decks. They feature king-sized beds and en-suite bathrooms, and are a wonderful way to really immerse yourself in the natural surroundings. There is so much to do during your stay at Estancia Puema Hue, from hiking, horse riding and kayaking to fishing, birdwatching and yoga. Children are very welcome here so this is a wonderful choice for active families.

Estancia Peuma Hue

Days 8–11

Three nights in Mendoza

In the beautiful Mendoza region, you can taste your way through some of the country’s best wines. Spend your time enjoying the natural landscapes, visiting wineries, sampling different restaurants or simply relaxing at your hotel. The breathtaking Andes are your constant backdrop.

Where you could stay

Cavas Wine Lodge is one of the most luxurious and romantic accommodations from which to explore the Argentinean wine region.

Cavas Wine Lodge

The Vines Resort & Spa

A chic and highly anticipated addition to Mendoza’s collection of boutique properties. A contemporary, low-lying structure, the hotel seems to have been built so as not to disturb the uniform horizon of the Uco Valley’s perfectly combed vineyards. The smart collection of twenty-two villas echo this style and with their exposed interior stone facades, wall-to-ceiling windows, earthy tones and simple elegance combine for an aura of modernistic calm. There are one or two bedroom sizes available, and each comes with its own modern kitchen, sitting areas and private patio. And there’s more. The hotel has additionally modeled itself on being a culinary resort as well, managing to secure a restaurant designed by the internationally renowned chef, Francis Mallmann. There is a Winery on the estate for tastings, wine making tours and activities, not to mention a full spa for expert pampering. Try some horse riding in the morning through the vineyards and high blue skies, followed by breakfast and a swim in the infinity pool that drops off into the combed lines of twisted vines beyond. In the afternoon, maybe some wine tasting with lunch and a spoiling treatment at the spa.

SB Winemakers House & Spa Suites

Nestled amidst Mendoza’s verdant vineyards, SB Winemakers House & Spa Suites embodies a culmination of oenophilic expertise and a fervent dedication to crafting indelible memories. With beautiful art pieces scattered throughout the property, each of the suites offer seclusion and a profound connection to nature, along with sophisticated design elements showcasing the finest materials from Argentina. State-of-the-art technology seamlessly integrates with the living spaces, offering a sanctuary where modernity meets comfort. In the spa suites, floor-to-ceiling glass walls frame panoramic garden views. Delight your senses with curated wines from the cellar, guided by seasoned sommeliers. Culinary excellence awaits at Winemaker’s House, where every dish is a celebration of Argentina‘s rich gastronomic heritage. From succulent Argentinian meats to artisanal empanadas and grilled delicacies, every dish is an ode to culinary mastery. Awaken to the tantalising aroma of freshly baked bread and indulge in artisanal teas and refreshing fruit juices. Retreat to the sanctuary of your suite and immerse yourself in tailored wellness rituals, designed to harmonise mind, body and spirit. Venture outside the property to explore the quaint Chacras de Coria, an artist-filled town overflowing with studios, galleries and locally-run boutiques selling a plethora of paintings, ceramics and handicrafts.