Patios de Cafayate Hotel and Spa — Cafayate, Argentina
Patios de Cafayate Hotel and Spa
Cafayate, Argentina
Style: Classic Luxury. Rooms: 30.
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Enter the enchanting glass lobby doors of Patios de Cafayate Hotel & Spa and experience true elegance. Rich in culture, wine, and tradition, Patios de Cafayate Hotel & Spa embraces its spectacular views of the Calchaqui Valley vineyards. Take a stroll through our extensive gardens and admire traditional architecture and antique colonial patios. Ancient traditions of the Calchaqui Valley promote relaxation, health, and pleasure and continue today as the philosophy of Winespa. Generations of unique treatments unite at Winespa - the most frequent including the carob tree, cactus and molle. Pamper yourself with world-class treatments amongst breathtaking views of the valley. Extend your journey at Restaurant, where the chef prepares recipes of interesting indigenous ingredients passed down from generations. Antique furniture, artisan carpets, ceramic floors and penny royal baskets decorate each of our twenty-six guest rooms and suites. Our uniquely designed suites accent traditional culture and offer guests the luxury of a double Jacuzzi in the bathroom. Beautiful views of the vineyard and hills or spectacular garden scenes create long-lasting memories of your stay at Patios de Cafayate Hotel & Spa.
Banquets & Meetings
An event held in one of our elegant settings promises to be most memorable. Legendary grandeur fills each room, creating an atmosphere of distinction and wonder.
Fine Dining on Site
In Restaurante, the chef prepares recipes passed down from generation to generation and created with local products. Many of the recipes are created around eggs because the whites were once used for the clarification of wine at the vinery and the yolks were often used for well-known desserts, such as ambrosia, puddings, and regional pies.
High Speed Internet
Wireless High Speed Internet Access in All Guest Rooms (Charge).
Pool, Outdoor
Outdoor Heated Pool.
Spa Facility
Our Winespa, is located in one of the most important wine-producing regions of Argentina. The main objective is "to promote relaxation, health, pleasure, and rejuvenation applying body and facial treatments, based on the culture and traditional wealth of Calchaqui Valleys."
At Winespa, we use the benefits of the grape to reach all of the senses. The enhancing properties of the Andean cereal, "quinoa," together with the typical products of the Valley, such as the carob tree, the cactus, and molle, are united with the skin of the grape to revive the ancestral treatments of the old Calchaqui culture.
We have prepared a variety of treatment options including humid treatments, body treatments, massages, and facial treatments.
Recommended Rooms
Most of our guest rooms and suites are located in the original buildings, which have been completely and carefully restored and adapted to the modern traveler's needs. Every room is uniquely decorated with antique furniture, artisan carpets, ceramic floors, and penny royal baskets.
15 Garden View rooms feature spectacular views of the gardens and have direct access to the patios and corridors, which connect the entire house. Beautiful views of the vineyards and the impressive hills are the focus of our 11 Vineyard View rooms. Three Vineyard View suites on the first floor provide complete views of the vineyards and the forest of carob trees, most of which are more than 200 years old. Each suite also offers a double Jacuzzi in its bathroom.
We also offer a Handicap Accessible room, which provides all of the necessary services to make each stay a pleasant one. In addition, it is connected to a twin room for a traveling companion.
Hotel Amenities
- - Meeting Space
- - Disabled Access
- - Fine Dining on Site
- - High Speed Internet
- - Pool, Outdoor
- - Spa Facility
Available Activities
- - Biking, Touring
- - Dining
- - Ecological Tourism
- - Hiking
- - Shopping
- - Winery Tours
Hotel Address
Location Summary
The Patios de Cafayate Hotel & Spa is located on the same grounds as the state-of-the-art El Esteco Winery. The vinery and its vineyards are located in the Calchaqui Valleys, at more than 1,700 meters above sea level. Its strategic location, optimal height, great thermal amplitude (100F maximum and 53F min. in the summer), stony and sandy ground, and proximity to mountain water generate a unique microclimate which is ideal for growing grapevine. Cafayate is home to an ample range of vineries, which offer guided excursions to taste the excellent and varied wines, among which the famous Torrontes wine stands out. The harvest of the grape takes place in the month of March. The entire town enjoys this time because it is the culmination of a year's worth of work and they are grateful for the generous gift from the earth. There are a great number of other attractions in the town of Cafayate. Discover the architectural wonders of the Cathedral. Explore the more than 1,000 archaeological pieces at the Rodolfo Bravo museum. Or you can see the work of local craftsmen firsthand at the artisan market, tourist commerce, and in particular factories.
Directions to Hotel
From Bolivia (North) Follow National Route 9 across the border by La Quiaca. Continue on La Quiaca to Salta City. Follow National Route 68 until you reach National Route 40. The hotel is located at the intersection. From Chile (West) Follow National Route 51 and cross Paso de Sico (at the border). Continue to San Antonio de Los Cobres and take National Route 40 south. Continue to Cafayate, the hotel is at the intersection of National Route 68 and 40. From East Follow National Route 16 until it joins with National Route 9. Continue on National Route 9 to Salta City. Follow Nationa Route 68 to the hotel at the intersection of National Routes 68 and 40. From South Follow National Route 38 to Cafayate Town. Continue for 2 kilometers to the hotel located at the intersection of National Routes 68 and 40.
- Patios de Cafayate Hotel and Spa
- Ruta Nacional 40 y Ruta Nacional 68
- Cafayate , 4427
- Argentina
Location Summary
The Patios de Cafayate Hotel & Spa is located on the same grounds as the state-of-the-art El Esteco Winery. The vinery and its vineyards are located in the Calchaqui Valleys, at more than 1,700 meters above sea level. Its strategic location, optimal height, great thermal amplitude (100F maximum and 53F min. in the summer), stony and sandy ground, and proximity to mountain water generate a unique microclimate which is ideal for growing grapevine. Cafayate is home to an ample range of vineries, which offer guided excursions to taste the excellent and varied wines, among which the famous Torrontes wine stands out. The harvest of the grape takes place in the month of March. The entire town enjoys this time because it is the culmination of a year's worth of work and they are grateful for the generous gift from the earth. There are a great number of other attractions in the town of Cafayate. Discover the architectural wonders of the Cathedral. Explore the more than 1,000 archaeological pieces at the Rodolfo Bravo museum. Or you can see the work of local craftsmen firsthand at the artisan market, tourist commerce, and in particular factories.
Directions to Hotel
From Bolivia (North) Follow National Route 9 across the border by La Quiaca. Continue on La Quiaca to Salta City. Follow National Route 68 until you reach National Route 40. The hotel is located at the intersection. From Chile (West) Follow National Route 51 and cross Paso de Sico (at the border). Continue to San Antonio de Los Cobres and take National Route 40 south. Continue to Cafayate, the hotel is at the intersection of National Route 68 and 40. From East Follow National Route 16 until it joins with National Route 9. Continue on National Route 9 to Salta City. Follow Nationa Route 68 to the hotel at the intersection of National Routes 68 and 40. From South Follow National Route 38 to Cafayate Town. Continue for 2 kilometers to the hotel located at the intersection of National Routes 68 and 40.
Child policies vary by hotel. Many hotels are able to provide a rollaway bed or
crib, though there may be an extra fee. Such fees will not be included in the quoted
rate.
If you are ready to book, our advice is to first make your reservation. Our agents will then be able to more effectively assist you with details regarding your children.
If you require further information before making a reservation, please contact us with the hotel name, your dates, and the number and age of the children. Thank you.
If you are ready to book, our advice is to first make your reservation. Our agents will then be able to more effectively assist you with details regarding your children.
If you require further information before making a reservation, please contact us with the hotel name, your dates, and the number and age of the children. Thank you.
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