
From Montenegro to Singapore, we’re always on the hunt for gorgeous properties to complement our travels. And if you’re looking for the best boutique hotels in Argentina, do we have a treat for you?! From historic boltholes to trendy new builds, here’s where to stay when visiting this exceptionally beautiful country.
The best boutique hotels in Argentina
1. Legado Mitico | Buenos Aires
Hotel: Legado Mítico Buenos Aires
Location: Gurruchaga 1848, Palermo Soho, Buenos Aires, C1414DIL, Argentina
Neighbourhood: Palermo Soho, close to Plaza Serrano and its restaurants, bars and independent shops
Rooms: 11 individually themed rooms across Classic, Superior and Luxury categories
Style: Intimate boutique hotel celebrating Argentine history and culture, with hardwood floors, cowhide rugs and handcrafted furnishings
Family-friendly: Better suited to couples and adult travellers; children’s policies should be confirmed directly
Wellness: No full-service spa or fitness centre; guests can relax in the library and garden
Pool: No swimming pool
Dining: Breakfast and drinks are served onsite; numerous restaurants are within walking distance
Best for: Couples, design lovers and travellers seeking an intimate Palermo stay
Prices starting from: Approximately US$170 per night, depending on room and season

Legado Mitico
Home to just 11 designer rooms, Legado Mitico is a stunning hideaway in the heart of the Palermo Soho district. Inspired by the country’s colourful history paying homage to the likes of Eva Peron and iconic gauchos.
Expect a blend of hardwood floors, cowhide rugs, and hand crafted furnishings here. Chill out with a good book in the library, spend time in the garden, and indulge in one of the best breakfasts in town.
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2. Awasi Iguazu | Iguazu Falls
Hotel: Awasi Iguazú
Location: Selva Yriapú S/N, Puerto Iguazú, Misiones, N3370GOA, Argentina
Neighbourhood: Selva Iryapú rainforest reserve, around 20 minutes from Iguazú Falls
Rooms: 14 private villas, including a two-bedroom Master Villa; each has a terrace and private plunge pool
Style: Rustic-luxury rainforest lodge with natural materials and design influences from local Guaraní crafts
Family-friendly: The Master Villa accommodates families, but the property has a minimum guest age of 14
Wellness: Yoga and spa treatments are available on request
Pool: Private plunge pool in every villa
Dining: All-inclusive restaurant serving regional cuisine, with drinks included
Best for: Luxury nature escapes, private excursions and immersive Iguazú Falls experiences
Prices starting from: Approximately US$3,060 per night for two guests, fully hosted, depending on room and season
If you’ve always dreamed of seeing the world’s largest waterfall, then Awasi Iguazu is for you. Surrounded by verdant Atlantic Rainforest, this 14-room lodge has been designed for you to fully immerse yourself in natural beauty.
Each villa comes complete with a private guide and vehicle so that you can explore the region at your own pace. And after a day of taking in the sights, you can return to your own private plunge pool before enjoying a long meal at the onsite restaurant.
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3. SB Winemaker’s House & Spa Suites | Mendoza
Hotel: SB Winemaker’s House & Spa Suites
Location: Viamonte 5022, Chacras de Coria, Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza, Argentina
Neighbourhood: Chacras de Coria, a wine-focused suburb surrounded by vineyards and wineries
Rooms: Seven private spa suites, each with a garden or terrace and integrated wellness facilities
Style: Contemporary luxury residence blending Argentine art, wine culture and natural materials
Family-friendly: Primarily designed for couples and adults seeking a private retreat; confirm child policies before booking
Wellness: In-suite spa treatments, saunas or steam rooms, sensory showers and heated loungers
Pool: Outdoor swimming pool
Dining: La Vida serves contemporary Argentine tasting menus with wine pairings
Best for: Wine enthusiasts, couples and travellers seeking a private wellness escape
Prices starting from: Approximately US$920 per night, depending on room and season

SB Winemaker’s House & Spa Suites
Venturing to the renowned winemaking region of Mendoza? There’s nowhere better to stay than SB Winemaker’s House & Spa Suites. The brainchild of famed winemaker Susana Balbo, guests can partake in wine tastings, cooking classes, and blending games during their stay.
Discover a range of wellness activities designed around your needs and including massages and rituals infused with local herbs. A Chef’s Table experience can also be designed around your interests, complete with wine pairing of course.
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4. Hotel del Casco | San Isidro
Hotel: Hotel del Casco
Location: Avenida del Libertador 16170, San Isidro, Buenos Aires, B1642CKV, Argentina
Neighbourhood: San Isidro’s historic centre, near the cathedral and Mitre railway station
Rooms: 20 rooms and suites, including Garden Suites, Deluxe Rooms and Executive Rooms
Style: Restored 19th-century neoclassical palazzo with antique furnishings, crystal chandeliers and an elegant courtyard
Family-friendly: Connecting rooms and larger suites accommodate families; selected rooms sleep up to four guests
Wellness: Spa area, gym and sauna
Pool: Outdoor swimming pool overlooking the garden
Dining: Breakfast and room-service menus; restaurants are within walking distance
Best for: Couples, history enthusiasts and travellers seeking a quieter stay outside central Buenos Aires
Prices starting from: Approximately US$188 per night, depending on room and season
Step back in time at the divine Hotel del Casco, a boutique hotel like no other. Housed in a stunning neoclassical palazzo from the 19th Century, this thoughtfully restored property offers just 12 perfectly formed rooms in the main house plus eight gorgeous garden suites.
We love the internal courtyard, which is the perfect spot for enjoying a good book or a good glass of local wine. The breakfast here is top notch and includes seasonal fresh fruits, pastries, and made-to-order eggs. While there’s no restaurant as such, the property has a selection of room service menus, plus there are a number of restaurants within walking distance.
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5. Finca Valentina | Salta
Hotel: Finca Valentina
Location: Ruta 51 Km 6, El Encón, Salta, A4407, Argentina
Neighbourhood: La Merced Chica, in the rural Lerma Valley near Salta city
Rooms: A small collection of rooms and suites, including Standard, Superior, Deluxe and Family categories
Style: Restored colonial country house with contemporary touches, rustic furnishings and traditional architecture
Family-friendly: Family rooms are available, with space for larger groups
Wellness: Massage treatments can be arranged; outdoor activities include horseback riding and hiking
Pool: Outdoor swimming pool overlooking the garden and surrounding mountains
Dining: Restaurant serving homemade breakfast and regional dishes, with local wines
Best for: Rural escapes, couples and travellers exploring Salta’s countryside
Prices starting from: Approximately US$118 per night, depending on room and season

Finca Valentina
If you’re heading to the north of Argentina and looking for an authentic experience, then Finca Valentina is the place for you. Located in the foothills of the Andes, this is a former country home-turned-hotel that promises a slice of traditional architecture coupled with the modern comforts of home.
You’ll find an eclectic mix of curios and art here, all collected by the owners during their own travels, and encouraging conversations between guests. Learn to cook local dishes at a class, take to the hills on horseback, or relax completely with a massage.
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6. El Casco Art Hotel | Bariloche, Patagonia
Hotel: El Casco Art Hotel
Location: Avenida Exequiel Bustillo 11500, San Carlos de Bariloche, Río Negro, R8401, Argentina
Neighbourhood: Lakeside setting along Nahuel Huapi, around 15 minutes from central Bariloche
Rooms: 33 rooms and suites, all with views of Lake Nahuel Huapi; selected suites have balconies and whirlpool baths
Style: Art-focused luxury hotel displaying more than 400 works by Argentine artists, with contemporary architecture and lake views
Family-friendly: Larger suites provide additional space; confirm child policies and room configurations directly
Wellness: Full-service spa, fitness facilities and relaxation treatments
Pool: Outdoor swimming pool
Dining: Restaurant serving regional cuisine, with a terrace overlooking the lake
Best for: Art enthusiasts, couples and travellers seeking a lakeside retreat in Patagonia
Prices starting from: Approximately US$276 per night, depending on room and season
Just a short drive from the heart of San Carlos de Bariloche, El Casco Art Hotel is a design-led gem and the perfect base for explorations. All rooms offer sweeping views of the lake or curated gardens and are complete with all the mod-cons, some even with whirlpool tubs.
If it’s relaxation you’re after, the hotel is home to a wonderful outdoor pool and a full spa for unwinding. Sample local dishes crafted from regional ingredients at the restaurant and be sure to make time for enjoying a glass of wine on the terrace as the sun sets.
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7. Puerto Norte Design Hotel | Rosario
Hotel: Puerto Norte Design Hotel
Location: Avenida Luis Cándido Carballo 148, Rosario, Santa Fe, S2000, Argentina
Neighbourhood: Puerto Norte, a redeveloped waterfront district near Alto Rosario Shopping Mall
Rooms: A range of rooms and suites, including Paraná City, Paraná Executive, Paraná Premium, Paraná Suite and Presidential Suite
Style: Contemporary design hotel in a converted riverside industrial setting, with modern furnishings and Paraná River views
Family-friendly: Larger suites offer additional space; check room occupancy and children’s policies before booking
Wellness: Nimbus Spa offers treatments and relaxation facilities
Pool: Rooftop outdoor pool and indoor swimming pool
Dining: Moscada restaurant and bar serves contemporary cuisine and cocktails
Best for: Design-conscious travellers, business stays and waterfront city breaks
Prices starting from: Approximately US$153 per night, depending on room and season

Puerto Norte Design Hotel
Located in Rosario, Puerto Norte Design Hotel has a lot going for it, but our favourite part is undoubtedly the rooftop swimming pool. Rooms have a crisp and clean aesthetic, with many offering sweeping views of the city. We really like the addition of old-time photos of the local area.
There’s a spa on-site for all the pampering that you need, plus the dining happens at the divine Moscada, a rooftop restaurant and bar serving some of the best dishes and cocktails in town.
Find out more about Puerto Norte Hotel or Book through Booking.com
8. Casa Onas Hotel Boutique Córdoba | Córdoba
Hotel: Casa Onas Hotel Boutique Córdoba
Location: Avenida Rafael Núñez 4264, Córdoba, Argentina
Neighbourhood: Cerro de las Rosas, a residential district with restaurants, cafés and shopping nearby
Rooms: Individually designed rooms and suites, each with its own decorative character
Style: Contemporary boutique hotel with varied interiors, including Moroccan-inspired and industrial design elements
Family-friendly: Suitable for smaller family stays, but the property does not provide extra beds or cots
Wellness: No dedicated spa or fitness centre listed
Pool: Outdoor swimming pool
Dining: Breakfast is included; the property also has a bar and lounge
Best for: Couples and independent travellers exploring northern Córdoba
Prices starting from: Approximately US$80 per night, depending on room and season
Located in the heart of the bustling Cerro de las Rosas neighbourhood, Casa Onas Hotel Boutique Córdoba promises a stylish and friendly stay in Córdoba. Breakfast is included in the price, and the hotel has a pool, a bar, and a reading lounge for lazy days.
Each room and suite has a unique design aesthetic, ranging from bohemian Morocco to modern industrial. The hotel is well serviced by bus routes and is a great jumping-off point for exploring the nearby Sierras Chicas.
Find out more about Casa Onas Hotel Boutique Córdoba or Book through Booking.com
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best time of year to visit Argentina?
Argentina's seasons are opposite to those in the Northern Hemisphere. Spring (September–November) and autumn (March–May) generally offer comfortable temperatures. Summer suits Patagonia, while winter is popular for skiing.
Which regions of Argentina are best for a boutique hotel stay?
Buenos Aires suits city breaks and culture. Mendoza is ideal for wine tourism, while Salta offers colonial towns and Andean landscapes. Bariloche appeals to nature lovers, and Iguazú is best for rainforest and waterfall experiences.
How many days should you spend in Argentina?
Allow at least 10–14 days for a first trip covering Buenos Aires and two other regions. Argentina is large, so travelling between destinations can take considerable time.
Is it easy to travel around Argentina between regions?
Domestic flights are the most practical option for long distances. Buses connect many cities and towns, while rental cars work well for exploring wine regions and rural destinations.
Is Argentina expensive for tourists?
Costs vary by destination and travel style. Luxury lodges in Patagonia and Iguazú can be expensive, while locally owned guesthouses and smaller hotels offer more affordable stays. Check exchange rates and payment conditions before travelling.
Is Argentina suitable for a family holiday?
Yes. Buenos Aires, Mendoza and Bariloche have family-friendly accommodation and activities. However, some boutique properties have age restrictions or limited family room configurations, so check these before booking.
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